barrasso: the proportion should be used by the c.a.r.e.s.illion, new york would get less, california would get less, and other states would be getting more. i am saying we should not have done any of this major spending that is unrelated to getting people back to work and kids back to school and the disease behind us. judy: immigration, as you know, it is an issue ongoing for the last resident, this resident. democrats are criticizing president biden for not being tough enough on border issues. he said again in an interview last night he is being very clear. he is telling people who are not documented not to come in. pres. biden: i can say quite clearly, don't come over. the process of getting set up, it won't take a whole long time, is to apply for asylum in place. don't leave your town or city or community. judy: senator, he is saying don't come. why then are republicans blaming him for what is happening at the border? sen. barrasso: joe biden on inauguration day signed executive orders his first day which turned on the switch which said,

senator barrasso, welcome back to "meet the press."ore i get into politics, i always like, when i have you on -- you're a medical doctor as well. and i've got to ask you, i want you to respond to something governor jim justice said. we had it earlier in the show, but let me play it again for the viewers and for your ears. take a listen. >> i don't know really what the big rush to get rid of the mask is, because these masks have saved a lot of lot of lives. >> now, your home state, you aren't getting rid of it yet. and so, i know that there's quite a few have thought, hey, you can open business and have a mask mandate. why is that so difficult, do you think, for some members of your party, particularly the governor of texas, that, hey, let's open up, but let's wear a mask? >> well, first, chuck, as a doctor, i will tell you, i am very optimistic about where we are with "operation warp speed." three vaccines that we're vaccinating 2 million people a day, everybody vaccinated by may. this is dramatic. it is very, very impressive from a me

chairman. >> thank you, senator barrasso. are there other members wishing to be heard on the nomination of deb haaland? >> mr. chairman? >> senator. >> mr. chairman, i have a question for counsel. >> please. counsel. >> how long has this committee been in effect in the united states of america as a relates to public lands? >> this committee has been in existence since 1977. but our predecessor committee traces its roots back to 1860 when it was one of the first 11 committees. >> what was the committee called in? >> committee on public lands. >> thank you. trade you my point is this. we had a nominee come before this committee who basically was expressing the views of the president of the united states. now as a member of this body i have voted many times for republican judge nominees who basically said outlandish things when they were professors or a sickly maybe even in the private sector in some other capacity. so i don't regard -- begrudge any of my colleagues for disagreeing with the policies of the president of the unite

barrasso: thank you, madam president. first i'd like to associate myself with the outstanding remarks from the senior senator from iowa, whose long experience in this body is one we all look to with great admiration and respect. and when he speaks of this, he's well-known for his fundamental focus on taxpayer dollars and making sure money isn't wasted, make sure money is directed to the areas where it is supposed to go, where it is needed the most. and when he points out how this is a bill basically piled on with pork -- and he's from iowa; he knows about pork -- he points out how misguided this effort is, how expensive it is, and how misdirected it is. i just want to associate myself with these wonderful remarks of the senior senator from iowa, a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the na

chairman, i will support his nomination. >> thank you, senator barrasso. do we have any other members that would like to make a statement and be heard? please do so because we're waiting on one more member before we vote. any members wishing to -- i can't believe it. with that opening statements on -- >> should we vote? >>. >> okay. okay. i'm encouraging all of our senators who usually have something to say to say something. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. >> i knew we would have a taker. >> we so appreciate you and the ranking member filling, having a hearing to fill these important posts. while we have made progress at the handford df law site the next, this current slate of directories at doe will have a big role on moving us forward on cleanup. so, i encourage any of my colleagues who want to delve more into that or visit, i am inviting you and the ranking member to come to the tricities. we already invited the secretary and the nominee before us. this is just such a big responsibility for the united states. really, really, you know, in the $2 billion a

i could not disagree more with senator barrasso. it's time to get past calling everything a pelosi plan or whatever they want to do. i cannot be labeled as somebody who's this far left whatever his name calling was. it's time to get results. this bill, despite the fact that we did not get any bipartisan support, is going to help our towns, our cities, our states, red or blue states. democrats or republican governors. it's going to help give us a sense of normalcy. what was most exciting to me to listen to president biden speak on thursday was when he talked about fourth of july, and how his hope that we're going to be able to get back together. it's like the first image that comes to mind for me is the old saying christmas in july. you know, when he leaned in and said i need you. i need you and he's bringing in the american public to say we've all got to come together on this. i'll do a shoutout to senator barrasso and others. let's come together, let's be results oriented. let's stop this name calling and stop acting about everythi

barrasso: thank you, madam president. first i'd like to associate myself with the outstanding remarks from the senior senator from iowa, whose long experience in this body is one we all look to with great admiration and respect. and when he speaks of this, he's well-known for his fundamental focus on taxpayer dollars and making sure money isn't wasted, make sure money is directed to the areas where it is supposed to go, where it is needed the most. and when he points out how this is a bill basically piled on with pork -- and he's from iowa; he knows about pork -- he points out how misguided this effort is, how expensive it is, and how misdirected it is. i just want to associate myself with these wonderful remarks of the senior senator from iowa, a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: madam president, this saturday will mark one year since congress passed our first response to the covid-19 virus. that legislation, you'll recall, received overwhelming support. it passed by a v

chairman, ranking member barrasso, it is an honor to be with you. i thank you for reminding everyone that we are here on a voluntary basis. this should not be under suit to be a waiver, express or of privilege communities of the united nations and under the 1946 convention under privilege and communities of the united nations. i'm speaking in my personal capacity and the opinions expressed here are my own. my intervention is structured around three points. the first point is the u.s. activity in the lithium and cobolt chains, the key ingredients in current part that electric rechargeable battery particularly lithium battery and central to protection of this battery is lithium and cobolt not reserves of this result in a few countries for lithium reserve in chile and 50% of cobolt reserves in republic of congo currently action of cobolt and lithium within united states limited but things could change. ... there are technologies in efficient. lithium extraction in chile, for example, is insufficiently extracted. because it is in bolivia strategy to tec

exclusive interviews with house speaker nancy pelosi, republican senator john barrasso, janet yellen, and insight and analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." a week that marks a major turning point in the fight against covid. one year into the pandemic, president biden delivered his first address to the nation, signed one of the most sweeping anti-poverty programs since the new deal. almost 90% of american households are eligible for stimulus checks that first hit bank accounts this weekend. more than 93% of american children will draw income to their families, likely to lift nearly 6 million out of poverty. overnight, the cdc reported 2.98 million vaccines administered in one day, a new record. more than 105 million doses have now been administered, on track to have the majority of americans vaccinated by this summer. as the president sets to hit the road this weekend to celebrate his plan, what's next on his agenda. we begin with the speaker of the house nbaancy pelosi. welcome to "this week." >> good morning. my pleasure to be here. >

senator barrasso, thank you very much for joining us.elief package. your state of wyoming is due to receive at least a billion dollars, another 170 million for municipalities, and counties. you and other republicans are saying this is too much money for the federal government to be spending. how much of it is unnecessary for wyoming? >> well, you know, the proposal that republicans in the senate have had is to do something that is appropriate and targeted to help get people back to work and kids back to school, and the disease behind us. so this big $1.9 trillion bill and only 9% of it went actually to defeat the virus, only 1% of it went to go for vaccines. we wanted to target it. we've done bipartisan bills successfully in the past five times. this bill was not supposed to be about $1,400 checks to illegal immigrants or $1,400 checks to felons who are currently in prisoned or plook grants to sanctuary cities. i talked to our governor again on sunday. wyoming's getting 1 billion out of the 350 billion. you know, there are 22 governors,

then, i will turn over to senator barrasso for his. and then, we'll have hopefully one more ready to roll. i was highly impressed by mr. turk at our hearing last week. he clearly has a firm grasp on the wide range of issues facing the department of energy. he is going to bring a wealth of practical experience to the job of deputy secretary. he started his career working in the senate for our former colleague, kent conrad, who speaks very highly of him. he then worked on the senate-judiciary committee for senator biden. he held a series of national-security and foreign-affairs jobs in the house, in the state department, and at the national security council. he spent two years as deputy assistant secretary in the department of energy, and he has spent four years in senior positions at the international energy agency. including the last-14 months at dr. faith broll's deputy. quite simply, mr. turk has spent the last-20 years serving in important jobs that have given him the technical knowledge and the practical experience in energy, natio

health court at dhs and defense department including the national guard with thousands more to come barrasso increasing the places people can get vaccinated we sent millions of vaccines to over 7000 pharmacies to make it easier to get the shot like they with the flu shot the federal government is also working to set up mass vaccination centers in stadiums, community centers, parking lots that vaccinate thousands per day. my wife and i just visited one last week and it is incredible. with increased production of three safe and effective vaccines we have an opportunity to address the need more quickly to get our schools back open safely. right now come an entire generation of young people is on the brink of being setback one year or more of their learning. parents understand we see rising mental health concerns due in part to isolation and disparities grow wider each day as remote learning is not the same for every student. educators are doing everything we can to protect and educator students despite the lack of resources and budget crisis that risk education jobs. moms and dads exit the work

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it was republican senator john barrasso who was pressing her on that topic during one of those exchanges during her confirmation hearing. here's a bit from that. >> you have stated that you are, quote, wholeheartedly against fracking and drilling on public lands. you have said that, quote, we need to keep fossil fuels in the ground. you have also stated that you oppose all fossil fuel infrastructure. if confirmed, president biden is likely to ask you specifically whether he should extend the ban on oil and gas and coal leasing on federal lands and waters. you've said repeatedly that president biden's agenda is your agenda. what this committee wants to know is, how will you advise him? how will you act because you're the principal role as the secretary of interior. we encourage the president to extend the 60 day ban on leasing or not. >> thank you, ranking member, i appreciate the question. i will reiterate again, president biden's agenda would be my agenda if i am confirmed. i recognize that roles are different, the role of a congresswoman in one district in the country is much different

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i will now recognize senator barrasso. senator barrasso: thank you. i also welcome senator -- i also would like to welcome david turk to join us on the committee. thank you for spending time with me yesterday. it was very productive discussion. i appreciated that. our nations energy production benefits every american, as we discussed yesterday. american energy keeps the lights on for our schools, our businesses, and our homes. it powers our cars, buses, trucks, airplanes, and trains, if it's coal, oil, natural gas, uranium, water, sun, or wind, the energy sources we used to generate power provide the background -- the backbone for our economy. over the decades, our gnashing -- our nation has made great progress improving the performance of all these energy resources and we must never rest on our lawyer -- laurels. we must continue to harness american ingenuity, investment, and innovation to make our use of these resources even cleaner and more cost-effective and efficient to the american people. last congress, i along with my democrat and republican c

john barrasso is here. thanks for being here.ughts on the kamala harris part of this story. i'd like to start by playing exactly what the president said about this the other day that led everyone to that conclusion. watch this. >> i have asked the v.p. to lead our efforts stemming the migration to our southern border. she speaks, she speaks for me. don't have to check with me. >> martha: some people were surprised she didn't do the sunday shows. they expect a roll-out of this plan. how do you interpret what that is about? >> if she were a football player, she's taken a red-shirt year. she won't get into this in any way. if she were, she's the wrong person. she's for amnesty. she's somebody that has fought with the ice agents and always taken the side of the illegal immigrants. she's someone while running for president said illegal immigrants ought to receive free taxpayer paid for health insurance. if we want to follow and solve this problem, we need to do what the border agents told us visiting with them. that is reinstitute the

barrasso will have his and then one more and ready to go. i was highly impressed by mr. turk at her hearing last week and he clearly does have a firm grasp on the wide range of issues facing the apartment of energy and will bring a wealth of practical experience to the job as deputy secretary and started his career working with the senate for our former colleague kent conrad who speaks very highly of him and he then worked on the senate judiciary committee for senator biden. he had a series of national security and foreign affairs jobs in the house and state department and at the national security council. he spent two years as deputy assistant secretary in the apartment of energy and has spent four years in senior positions at the international energy agency, including the last 14 months as the deputy. quite simply, mr. turk has spent the last 20 years serving in important jobs and giving in the technical knowledge and practical experience and energ, national security and management that he will need to help secretary granholm lead the department of energy. i believe hi

maria: joining me right now to talk more about it is wyoming senator john barrasso.rogram. welcome back. you heard congressman ro khanna, he said let's do the $15 minimum wage, have this brush stroke, one level across the board and then just give incentives to small business and you say? >> well, a couple of things. this whole coronavirus so-called relief bill, look, it is packed with pork and there is bipartisan opposition to what you just talked about in terms of raising the minimum wage. this is a piece of legislation that is a wish list of liberal democrats for a long, long time. you know what's loaded in there. payoffs for big cities and bailouts of the blue states. money for flailing pension funds. this whole bill, in my opinion, gets an f grade because it fails to do what it's supposed to do which is get people back to work, getting kids back to school and getting the virus behind us. the specifics of the $15 minimum wage, that certainly doesn't work in my home state of wyoming. small businesses that i talk to and the owners say, look, if they do that as a man

it was for public and senator john barrasso who was pressing her on that topic during her confirmation hearing. here is a bit from that. >> you have stated that you are wholeheartedly against fracking and drilling on public lands. you have said that "we need to keep fossil fuels in the ground." you have also stated that you oppose all fossil fuel infrastructure. if confirmed, president biden is likely to ask you, specifically, whether he should extend the ban on oil and gas and coal on federal lands and waters. you said repeatedly that president biden's agenda is your agenda, but what this committee wants to know is how would you advise him? how will you act? your principal role as secretary of interior. how will you advise him, and will you encourage the president to extend the existing day -- the 60 day ban on leasing or o ot? >> yes, i will reiterate again, president biden's agenda would be my agenda if i am confirmed. i recognize that the roles are different. the role of a congresswoman in one district in the country is much different than the role of a secretary who is fighting an

help public schools reopen and provides relief for restaurants, but wyoming republican senator john barrasso said on sunday's meet the press that the bill is too big and too expensive this was not really about coronavirus in terms of the spending. >>as this was a liberal wish list of liberal spending still with democrats in majority in the house speaker pelosi says she's confident the bill will pass and the president will sign it this week. >>and the white house says that they plan to start sending out stimulus checks. 2 weeks after president biden signs this bill into law live in washington, i'm anna wiernicki back to you maybe we should qualified for people are clarify who is the l in trouble for another round of checks. >>well it's important to actually take note that even if you did receive the stimulus check. >>last year or last round that doesn't mean that you're going to be receiving it this time around because congress did meet. some adjustments to the eligibility requirements so 100 this round most single americans making less than $75,000 a year they'll receive the full but those a

. >> let me move on to something else that was said by john barrasso. he was on "meet the press" today and chuck todd asked him about the covid checks, the checks that are inside the covid stimulus package. here's part of what senator barrasso said. >> with this bill, they're going to people in prison. they're going to people who are illegal immigrants. they're going to people who make much more money than you expect. people that actually need relief or help at this point, so i think this is a mistake what's happening in the bill that just has passed the senate. >> we should be clear, prisoners are eligible for stimulus checks. they were eligible for stimulus checks in the previous stimulus packages, so that's not new. undocumented immigrants are not eligible for stimulus checks. so that is false. what does that tell you about where the senate stands right now in terms of dealing with covid relief and whatever the next item on the agenda may be? >> that the bipartisanship is dead. i mean, this idea that biden wants to reach out and be a unifier, it's ju

but wyoming republican senator john barrasso said on sunday's meet the press that the bill is too big too expensive this was not really about coronavirus in terms of the spending. >>as this was a liberal wish list of liberal spending still with democrats in majority in the house speaker pelosi says she's confident the bill will pass and the president will sign it this week. >>and the white house says they plan to start sending out the stimulus checks. 2 weeks after president biden signs this bill into law live in washington, i'm anna wiernicki back to you thank you for that. >>a new data dashboard shows that last year's employment opportunities are down 50% in one bay area city that's compared to 2019 and the economic policy director behind that data gave credit for says it june and inside look at the numbers. >>the san francisco chamber of congress has a new economic recovery data dashboard here you will find up to date metrics regarding covid-19 impact on the city's unemployment rate small businesses and foot traffic from customers that's right this is a real time data tracker of sa

before i go to senator hoeven senator barrasso. >> thanks. to put into the record a few things i have a letter from national association of convenient stores national store of truck operator an society of independent gasoline marketers of america. the letter outlines groups recommendations to improve the environmental characterizings of transportation fuels and i ask unanimous consent to introduce that, mr.-- >> without objection. >> march 13 article published by bloomberg entitled electric cars willme cost more using ethically sourced battery article discusses a report from a panel of scientists with european union outlines the child labor and human rights abuses associated with cobalt production in congo some of the things we've discussed here that goes onll with risks associated with lithium, natural gaffe fight manganese and consent for that.al >> thank you senator. >> thank you mr. hoeven. >> appreciate witnesses being here. i would like to start with ms. steve andc working hard with practical and storage. , obviously, it is teg no logic

it's also schools and housing in the rest wyoming republican senator john barrasso tells abc's this week. he wants to work with democrats on this, but isn't sure if it will be truly bipartisan. they ignored what we have done in a bipartisan way if they would take the model that we came up with in the committee in the senate. >> for highway and transportation. i think that's a very good start. republicans also worry about a push towards green energy from democrats and the president. >> now, if you recall during his presidential campaign, president biden emphasized the importance of the united states transitioning to sustainable energy reporting live in washington. i'm basil john, thank you for that report. bays. >> well, their software being developed to track who got a covid shot and who hasn't. it's not available yet because it's still in the testing stage. but there are some concerns that it's not an equitable option. jennifer is around takes a look at that. >> the vaccine passport app, a fast track to normalcy or digital divide. i'm so concerned that the immigrant communities communit

barrasso: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor today to oppose president biden's executive orders on immigration. now, there were more than 11 million illegal immigrants in the country today. this is a group equivalent to the population of the entire state of georgia. and this number has nearly tripled in the last 30 years. in fact, some experts say the number is a lot higher than that. folks at yale and m.i.t. and the researchers there say it could actually be ties as high. there could be 22 million people in the country illegally. well, that's more than the population of the entire state of new york. so it appears to me, mr. president, that illegal immigration is making a mockery of our borders. yet president biden and this administration refuse to admit, even as of this morning, refuse to admit that there is a crisis at the southern border. now, if you talk to law enforcement all across the country, they will tell you that many of the problems that they face every day are problems related to our o

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barrasso joins us now.ol and thank them for the job they are doing. the group of over a dozen will divide up into midnight patrols with the border patrol. we want to see firsthand what they are experiencing and visit the immigration facilities, see the wall where the construction has stopped and we invited the press to join us and the white house said no. it is not -- it is about allowing the american people to see this crisis this administration with its amnesty policies has created. the administration is trying to cover it up. they don't want to report to the american people the true level of this crisis. we are on pace to hit 2 million illegal immigrants coming into the united states this year and it is a crisis caused by joe biden and his policies. stuart: i hope you saw hillary von a few moments ago. she is at the border, she is in texas and we are putting on screen that is a handful of wristbands issued by the cartels to the migrants so that they can simply walk across the border and turn themselves i

we hear first from house speaker nancy pelosi, followed by senators barrasso, cassidy, and murphy. speaker pelosi: the fact is it is strongly bipartisan across the country. it is only in the congress of the united states that republicans refused to meet the needs of the people. they didn't vote, as i said of them, vote no and get the dough.

we hear first by house speaker nancy pelosi followed by senators barrasso, and murphy.

liberal wish list of liberal spending but on nbc's meet the press wyoming republican senator john barrasso said democrats were not focused on the pandemic this was never about getting people back to work or kids back to school or the disease behind us that's where it should have been focused brasil also says the $1400 stimulus checks should only go to americans in need so i think this is a mistake. what's happening in the bill that just passed the senate however the biden administration says the bill will help strengthen the effort to combat the spread of the virus we want to get those debt levels of virus very very low white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci tells cbs's face the nation americans can expect a wave of vaccines to come in the next 2 months will have to put a big push to get it into people's arms, but by that time we're going to be doing much much better. the house is expected to take up and pass the covid relief deal on tuesday. reporting in washington, i'm basil job. meanwhile here in san francisco, the passage comes just one day after san francisco police ch

senator john barrasso defending his colleague. >> i want to make sure we nominate somebody who can winki knows alaska better than anybody. she hasn't made an announcement if she's going to run again. if she does, i'm going to support her. ben: in a statement, president trump called murkowski disloyal and a very bad senator who represents her state badly and her country even worse. yesterday, the former president was spotted in new york city for the first time since leaving office. jillian: the organizers of recall newsom collecting 1.95 million signatures with a deadline just days away, the announcement came on sunday where there was a massive rally across the street from the california state capitol in sacramento, the campaign exceeding the threshold of 1.5 million signatures as the st. patrick's day deadline nears. the author of the recent book, recall newsom, kevin kiley tells fox news newsom is being run by teachers unions. take a listen. >> one of the reasons, this is not only the greatest citizens movement in california history but the most diverse one, a lot of democrats are beh

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but wyoming republican senator john barrasso said on sunday's meet the press that the bill is too big coronavirus in terms of the spending. >>this was a liberal wish list of liberal spending still with democrats in majority in the house speaker pelosi says she's confident the bill will pass and the president will sign it this week. >>and the white house said they plan to start sending out stimulus checks 2 weeks after president biden signs this bill into law. >>in washington, i'm anna wiernicki back to you. >>and now time to check on the bay area weather. >>and it's going to be an interesting couple of days right lawrence yeah it should be we're going to see a little bit of everything over the next use. well we've got low pressure that is going to spin right along the coastline bringing the instability and this time of year you can heating from the sun that has to turn the atmosphere upside down and things can get a little crazy in a hurry out there though right now you've got some spotty showers not there toward the toll plaza, nice and dry at this hour. but you can see some of that

. >>> suzanne, republican senator john barrasso is calling for bipartisan as lawmakers on capitol hillrastructure this week. one republican voted for biden's relief deal. will infrastructure be any different? >> reporter: it has to be different, fred. there's a sobering reality among democratic lawmakers for the covid relief bill there was a sense of suurgency so they push it through. they have to negotiate more and comprise more, yes, they need republican support to get infrastructure through. there are a number of big challenges and they realize this is going to take weeks to actually unfold. the first thing is what is going to be in the infrastructure bill. there's already debate within the democratic party itself. will they focus more strictly on building roads, bridges, and broadband? that's something that moderates as well as some republicans will get on board with. those who represent districts of fossil fuel or gas industries. or will they focus on climate change, clean energy policies? that's something more of the progressives to looking to push for. secondly, how is it going

. >> but as senator barrasso said this morning, if you're going to shove the green new deal into thissomething entirely different, then there is no hope. we all hope to see it although i'm not hopeful given covid-19 relief bill strategy that they set forward. mike: kayleigh, great to see you. thanks so much for your time. >> good to see you, mike. mike: several small business owners aren't happy with where the bulk of the money is going. we'll talk to two of them next. ♪ ♪ not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ mike: help is on the way to small businesses, but some owners say it isn't enough and will make it more difficult to hire employees. joining us now i is david fema, the executive chef and owner of fema's in downtown minneapolis and joe from michigan. welcome. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. mike: david, your restauran

i had senator barrasso on last night. jim jordan tonight. a trillion dollars would be fine. an average infrastructure bill, land transportation bill, you could have $500 billion over five years a trillion over ten years. here's the important thing. you don't have to have massive taxes and class warfare. fund it with public private partnerships, user fees, bonding, toll roads. you use it, you pay for it and borrow. why do we -- >> martha: yeah, it's a large expansion of government and -- >> now you're kicking, this is a new new deal. this is a new new new deal, quagmire, period. >> never mind the economy is cranking up. there's traffic in new york city. people are returning. one of the airlines said they're back to full capacity. >> really? new york will come back. the only stimulus i ever wanted reopen businesses. >> martha: let it happen. sit back and wait and see what happens before we roll out these programs. we'll see. larry, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> martha: the president makes his way to pittsburgh this hours, back at the white house, the president's dhs chief, the

republican senator john barrasso says last time infrastructure was on the table. democrats push what he calls device a green energy policies. they replaced or highway bill with the green new deal pelosi and says democrats want to strike a deal, but they are committed to president biden's campaign promise to begin the transition to sustainable green energy. >> this week president biden and vice president kamala harris will hit the road in what they're calling their help is here toward the mission is to educate the public about what's inside that 1.9 trillion dollar package. >> for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. >> speaking of those stimulus checks, if you haven't received yours yet, don't worry. the irs has relaunched its tool to help you track your payment. it's called the get my payment portal. the website is live and updating right now. the online tool allows folks to confirm your payment type and actually whether or not you want a paper check or direct deposit. and with this one, you'll also get projected delivery date on when it set to arrive.

senator john barrasso of wyoming stopped by his local kinko's to print something out to give our new president a grade on one hell of a curve. >> if you were to grade joe biden's abilities to keep his promises of opening schools, joe biden's report card, he deserves an "f." and it's a well-deserved grade for him. because he promised that he would have the schools open all across america within 100 days. and he's failed. and we're halfway there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait. how can you fail if we're halfway there? [ laughter ] okay, kids! time's halfway, pencils down! [ laughter ] and by the way, he's been president for 43 days. is 43 half of 100? give yourself an "f" too. [ cheers and applause ] yesterday, joe biden referred to the dangerous and dumb decision by the governors of texas and mississippi to lift their mask mandates. he called it "neanderthal thinking" and that did not go over well with the neanderthal. >> how do you respond to the president's unification message of calling you and other governors a neanderthal? >> two things, brian. first, it obviously is not the type of

it's also schools and housing in the rest wyoming republican senator john barrasso tells abc's this weekhe wants to work with democrats on this. but isn't sure if it will be truly bipartisan. they ignored what we have done in a bipartisan way if they would take the model that we came up with in the committee in the senate. >> for highway and transportation. i think that's a very good start. republicans also worry about a push towards green energy from democrats and nhe president. now if you recall during his presidential campaign, president biden emphasized the importance for the united states. >> the transition to sustainable energy reporting live in washington. i'mtbasil john, thank you, basil. so coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. governor newsome is admitting to making mistakes in the past year but says recall effort against him. >> just aren't justified. we'll have more on his explanation. hey, you have to wash jason alexander hoodie. that looks clean to me. is it though? [music begins] ♪look at what's happened to me.♪ ♪i can't believe it myself.♪ that's my face! you can't j

criticized for being overcrowded and since there the criticism has been steady here is senator john barrasso. >> the young people one and ten of them has coronavirus when they finally get tested and they're . the american people need to hear this, see this. >> the senators tried to bring media along with them and they were blocked senator ted cruz posted this encounter to social media, president biden has not yet said win he is going to the border, we heard last night on judge jeanine and toxic president trump that president tends to head to the border in the coming weeks. here is president trump. >> and want to fix is the administration. >> over the next couple of weeks the border patrol wants me too go probably over the next couple weeks i don't think there's a rush for me too go, he supposed to go make the decisions, a very, very bad decision was state in mexico where he ended that in its incredible vernacular along with mexico and you have a great president of mexico who is fantastic to me. >> the real struggle has been to find enough beds for the other company minors who keep coming ove

republican senator john barrasso says last time infrastructure was on the table. democrats push what he calls device a green energy policies. they replaced or highway bill with the green new deal pelosi and says democrats want to strike a deal, but they are committed to president biden's campaign promise to begin the transition to sustainable green energy. >> this week president biden and vice president kamala harris will hit the road in what they're calling their help is here toward the mission is to educate the public about what's inside that 1.9 trillion dollar package. >> for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. >> thanks. speaking of those stimulus checks. if you haven't received yours yet, the irs has relaunched its tool to help you track your payment. it's called the get my payment portal. the updated web site is live right now in the online tool. also lets folks confirm your payment type whether you want a paper check or have a direct deposit. you'll also get a projected delivery date on when you can expect your money. meantime, many americans sa