this bill grants f.d.a. the authority to work with generic drug companies to update their product label when there are strong, scientific basis for another indication or use of the drug. innovation in america is constantly evolving and we must ensure drug labels are updated and not frozen in time just because the brand name drug is off the market and preventing the generic drug from updating its label. i would like to thank representative matsui, chairman pallone, and the majority and minority energy and commerce committee staff who worked with me to make this legislation possible. i urge my colleagues to support this important bill and i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: may i inquire if you have additional speakers. mr. walden: i do not, i was prepared to yield back the balance of my time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is re

bill, mr. speaker, will finally -- it will finally recognition ederal to the lumbee tribe of north its members e eligible for the same services and benefits provided to members federally recognized tribes. ost importantly, the bill will establish once and for all the independent as an and sovereign entity under federal law. carolina, as mr. bishop, i believe, or mr. huffman mentioned a moment ago, has the lumbee tribe even 1885 and this body, recognized the lumbees in the 1950's, but during the dog days era, they ination refused to allow the lumbee fundedccess to federally services and benefits. almost all of the tribes that terminated in this troubling era has since been to federal recognition. e are long overdue in delivering the same justice to the lumbee tribe. his legislation, mr. speaker, has tremendous bipartisan today, , as you can see tremendous bipartisan support that's only accelerated over the past few months. september, under chairman grijalva's leadership, the natural resources co

we need the coronavirus bill. we don't need a change america into venezuela bill.that is the truth. and i am not gonna vote for a bill by speaker pelosi or anybody else that has a lot of spending porn and policy porn in it t if they want to do a coronavirus bill, let's do a coronavirus virus bill. >> bill: she was at 2.2 trillion, i believe >>> it will take your breath away. $2.2 trillion, think about it bill. >> >> bill: i have >>> that's almost as much as your salary for god's sakes. >> thank you for your time, sent or kennedy on capitol hill. president trump and the army reversing a decision that would have canceled an the ooefrnt 59 arlington national cemetery. it's back on again. plus there is this. by january 10th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops. our force size in iraq will also be 2500 by that same time. >> bill: this is major news on the two wars in iraq and afghanistan. the u.s. withdrawing more troops. i'll talk to general jack keene on what that means when we continue. >>> now we take georgia then we change america. ♪ we

bill? >> bill: waiting and watching on that. thank you, kristin. nice to see you on the north lawn. to say michigan we roll now. two republicans in that state claim they were bullied into certifying results in the election and now trying to change their votes. garrett tenney reports on that. the latest in michigan today in lansing, garrett? >> bill, now these two canvassers say they want to take back their votes, certifying the election results in michigan's largest county. this comes just days after william hartmann and monica palmer are their names. they voted against certification, citing concerns about discrepancies in the numbers of ballots recorded as cast and the number of ballots counted. then during the public comment phase of a meeting of the wayne county board of canvassers tuesday night. the pair says they were repeatedly threatened and accused of being racist for their decision. take a listen. >> shame on you. shame on you for leading to this level of corruption. >> the law isn

>> bill: indeed i am. >> bill: great back drop. ♪ >> bill: here we roll now.resident trump huddling with his team at the white house. president-elect biden piece together his administration. the trump team keeping up legal challenge to fight vote count in battleground states. next hour the president meets with treasury secretary mnuchin and secretary pompeo behind closed doors. been a week since we have heard from the president. although we did see him yesterday. arlington national cemetery from veterans day. he has been tweeting a lot today. what's happening in georgia? republican doug collins is leading the trump recount team in that state joins me live in a moment jacqui heinrich frorts team biden and tell me what's happening. >> there the president having lunch today with vice president mike pence clearly the election amend the president's efforts at changing the current vote count would have been a big topic of conversation as well as the senate races in georgia those runoffs that will be happening towards the end of the year. mike pence is scheduled to g

bill.nes to the people. >> bill: but, doctor, yesterday, you went to the microphone at the white house. you said all of the people afraid of getting this vaccine, it was not done out of money or speed, correct? >> well, what happened is that the investment that was made if operation warp speed was a very, very smart and important investment. what one does with that, you combine the technology which allowed to you do it quickly with an investment that in fact makes the process go much more quickly. instead of waiting for one end point to go to the next and the next, you make a risky investment. the risk is not to safety. the risk is not to scientific integri integrity. the risk is to money. if the vaccine works, you are months ahead of the process had you not made that investment. if it doesn't work, you have lost a lot of money. >> bill: you gave those companies a financial back stop. >> we did. >> bill: one question i get asked: when will it be available? where do i sign up. the timeline,

thanks. ♪ >> bill: a good monday afternoon, i'm bill hemmer and election drama playing out this afternoonwe are watching it in battleground michigan where 7,000 people are watching a live feed that usually has hardly anyone. will they certify the boat? that's a question. at the moment, the state canvas board is meeting brother to certify the election of results, heavy to and it's been reported that one republican may vote against the certification saying he needs "all the facts. garrett kenny talks about the election live from chicago. >> both republicans would need to vote against this for the certification to be stopped but right now it's not clear that's going to happen. they are currently working their way through the nearly 800 people that have lined up virtually for public comment in the head of the norman schlegel is one of the republicans from the board and there are indications that he may vote against certification which is something michigan secretary of state maintains is not an opti option. >> the line is very clear and the role of the state canvas or is under the law is very

bill and his lawyer never expected to see a dime. >> the more important thing for bill was simply toe eight people from that county hearing all the evidence and saying jason did it. >> reporter: meanwhile the county district attorney, ed bull, sitting in the back of the courtroom, had been watching closely. what would he do now? >> coming up -- the fates were not quite through with the carter family. there would soon be an act two. >> what is the biggest thing you have going in your favor in this thing? >> there really was no significant evidence against jason carter. >> when "dateline" continues. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only takes a few seconds, and it won't affect your credit score. finally! a totally different way to finance your ride. only from carvana. the new way to buy a car. the medicare enroll

the bill also requires g.s.a. and other agencies to include provisions in future leases for high-security spaces that will require owners to agree to having limited access except where allowed by the tenant agency. to tackle the issue of foreign beneficial owners, this bill also directs g.s.a. to develop a government-wide system that will enable federal property nagers to collect individual information about each owner of a property, including name, address and some government-issued identification within two years of passage. this would allow for the identification and disclosure of foreign ownership that might otherwise elude detection under g.s.a.'s current system. g.s.a.'s -- g.s.a. has made some positive changes in response to the 2017 g.a.o. report on this issue. but this legislation ensures that their best practices policies are followed uniformly by all agencies, particularly those with independent leasing authority, and improved going forward. with a -- while a less o.r.r. may be approved -- lessor may be

>> bill: it's coming.lican with a warning on what government could look like if democrats control the house and senate. again the republicans hold the line? we talk to an incoming republican congress freshman about that. >> if democrats take over the senate, bernie sanders will be chairman of the budget committee in the united states senate. you know what, i may not be your cup of tea out there but let me tell you this, i'm a lot better than bernie sanders when it comes to her money. so a lot is at stake. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪ >> bill: democrats with a small majority in the house next year. at the moment they are said to have 222 seats but with nine racist or left, the republicans to keep that number down and close. i will bring in republican congressmen out of texas, south west dallas and served on the national security council for president trump in the air force. thank you for y

>> bill: it's wearing on me. >> dana: [laughing]. >> bill: 4th grade. brian, you look great. breaking news. this is developing from baghdad and the pentagon. in the last hour, we were informed that president trump ordered a draw down of troops in iraq and afghanistan by mid january to the tune of 2500 total in both theaters. we get reports a moment ago about rockets fired into the green zone in baghdad near the u.s. embassy. there is just developing. acting defensive secretary christopher miller delivered to the news to the pentagon. 3 o'clock east coast time. more to get to. i am bill hemmer. 2 weeks out from election the debate over the outcome showing no signs of conclusion. >> [loud music playing]. >> bill: in a courtroom in philadelphia president trump is pressing his legal challenge there. election officials in georgia found 2600 additional ballots. changed the margin between president trump and joe biden by 800 votes so biden still leads by 13,000. we expect the georgia secretary of state to give an update on the recount the top of the next hour. in georgia the senate

let's get rolling, >> bill: it's election day in america, i'm bill hemmer. i campaign season we will never forget. but first, the polls closing about four hours from now, and with covid and mail in ballots we may not know the results for days or weeks if it's even that close. president trump visiting campaign headquarters in virginia after a major campaign blitz across country ending at midnight last night in michigan. americans are out in droves today to cast ballots during a pandemic. at before election day, about 100 million americans had already cast their votes and we are axing stomach watching the action unfold across america. jacqui heinrich's with the joe biden team, mike hoven in wisconsin and joh john roberts t the white house. we will show you how we get and we've been what the trump team believes their best path is to getting a second term in 270 votes. we begin the day and here's where the trump team thinks they are doing well. texas and ohio. and it two more biggies, florida and iowa. we've been reaching out back into the trump campaign and the

they're also still confident about arizona and nevada, bill. >> bill: thank you. what is happening in nevada? jonathan hunt is live in las vegas now. jonathan? >> good afternoon, bill. two major story lines coming out of nevada. numbers and lawsuits. the numbers first. at this point 24 hours ago, former vice president joe biden was leading president trump by just around 8,000 votes. at this point now, he's leading president trump by just under 2 12,000. so a net gain of 4,000. what gives the biden campaign the most optimism here is the majority of outstanding votes are coming here in clark county. that is because clark county is home to 73% of all registered voters in nevada. the biden campaign believes that he as a candidate is particularly strong here in clark county. we expect something like another 51,000 votes to be tabulated through the rest of today here and announced at around noon eastern tomorrow, bill. so that is the number at the moment. former vice president biden more cause for optimism than president trump. so that may be why we saw this trump lawsu

keep that in mind. >> bill: we'll see you at 7:00. >> thanks, bill. >> bill: martha maccallum at 7:00 eastern on "the story." thanks. >> i speaking to the suspect and suspects. we're going to catch you. we're going to come after you. we want to capture you. so do yourself a favor and turn yourself in. >> bill: so police in houston looking for a person of interest after an officer was shot and killed. an update on that. the police chief in minneapolis saying crime is on the rise. what the city may do to respond there. and more on the battle for senate control.how that could affect president-elect joe biden's agenda. our experts will address that as we roll on in a moment. ♪ greetings mortal! your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. liberty power! wow. that will save me lots of money. you're insured! this game's boring. let's get tacos. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether

, senate bills to support house bills. you would have to create that mechanism in order to do 290 for senate bills. it allows members to not only advocate for bill or take credit for it, but also members have been be able to get behind a and then actually compel it to get on the floor, to get on the consensus calendar, and really expand what i think has been a big success. your staff has been very complimentary of the problem solvers' success, getting the 290 rule into effect and seeing it work. the second thing i wanted to talk about is what i call four-fifths/two-thirds. that is, again, allowing bills and are modest and intent singular in focus to be a were to come to the floor of the u.s. house. if a bill gets 4/5 of the committee members to sign on to the bill 80% of the committee , members, services committee, there are 60 members. so, getting 50 members, you would then in turn be able to bring that bill to the floor of the u.s. house and then basically you would have to get a two-thirds vote. i put it on the consensu

like his predecessor he too reversed bill's parole. so bill bradford remains behind bars.mbia rolls by a little cemetery where a woman who loved life and her children and put up with a difficult husband is put up a difficult h is at peace. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> what'd you hear? >> uh, laughing some -- almost screaming. >> you heard screaming? >> i've known these kids their whole life. i don't believe for a minute that they made any of that up. >> like screaming noises or something else? >> like -- like laughing, screaming. >> they believe their father killed their mother.

bill? >> bill: peter doocy in delaware. let's bring in karl rove.ack today one agenda, rejoin the paris climate agenda and also rejoin the world health organization. the details are still sketchy with the pandemic. also the paris climate accord, india and china follow different rules than we do here in the u.s. and that is the reason why we got out. >> that still remains accurate but elections have consequences and during the course of the campaign, president-elect biden talked about it a lot. my personal view is that it is a flawed agreement. again, the major polluters of the world are not the united states but china and india and they get a pass for decades while the united states is supposed to ratchet down its co2 emissions. we are actually the only major industrialized country in the world which has grown our economy simultaneously while reducing the level of greenhouse gas emissions. we talked about in the campaign and compass will be a consequence. it will be interesting in the world health organization as to whether or not the biden administ

as you mention i am the proud cosponsor of both of these bills. i would like to thank my frid former representativ ileana ros-lehtinen for prevailing upon me to be a cosponsor of the national museum and the american latino act she in an ever so could be an exhibit i believe the ipad to cosponsor both bls as i said i wanto recognize the leadersp of all the cosponsors and the main sponsors of these bills. we know we are marking the 101st an first the 19th amendment which gives us the perfect time to say to the american women and women around the world that we want to enshrine our history and me it available to all ofhe women around, men and women around the world. we know we have a recor number of women, senatorlobuchar mentioned that in congres now and i'm proud to be the first women to represent west virginia in the united stes senate. i can think of no betterime. in westridge and i could west virginia girls rise of which aims to inspire the next generation of female leaders asked the girls i travel to -- fifth-gre girls to encourage them to set g

and the main sponsors of these bills. we know we are marking the 101st -- the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, which gives us the perfect time to say to american women and women around the world that we want to enshrine our history and make it available to all of the women around, men and women around the world. we know we have a record number of women, senator klobuchar mentioned that in congress now , and i'm proud to be the first woman to represent west virginia in the united states senate. i can think of no better time. in west virginia, i created a program called west virginia girls rise up, which aims to inspire the next generation of female leaders. i asked the girls, i traveled the state with fifth-grade girls to encourage them to set goals for themselves, work to achieve them. i brought it to elementary and middle schools. i have fantastic guests, library of congress carla hayden, astronaut peggy whitson, a former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley, and others. when i think of the women's museum

bill hemmer? >> bill: thank you dana, we will see you in a couple of hours. it is november 4th and we do not know who will become president. this is so 2020, is it not? good afternoon, i bill hemmer after a long night. we expect vice president joe biden to speak any moment, minutes after fox news predicted he will win wisconsin, we expected a reef count after that as well. the trump team is still confident and they expect a news conference in philly this hour as the campaign calls for multiple legal challenges. at the moment, biden leads the president and the electoral account but we are still waiting on results from five critical battleground states. nevada, michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina and georgia. both candidates say they are confident, and their path to victory. martha maccallum has analysis. jacqui heinrich reports, john roberts reports from the white house with team trump and that's where we go this hour. what are you hearing this hour? >> you mentioned there will be a press conference to talk about legal challenges there in pennsylvania, but

bill: please, jump in here. i was just going to say, from our perspective, as part of this project, we did a detailed focus on national security transition s and there are a lot of first-year crises. the first year crisis of bay of pigs is one where the eisenhower administration had been planning the invasion of cuba. president kennedy came in and changed a few features of that and it led to a disaster and in some ways, that's what happened with black hawk down in 1993, when the bush administration had begun a peacekeeping exercise in mogadishu, somalia. the clinton team came in and were new and green and understood some parts of the operation. they made a few changes. whether those changes would have been made by the bush team were uncertain. but in the first months of a green administration, they made a mistake and it led to disaster. and we know about 9/11. sec. chertoff: we don't know whether in the next 60 days, the trump administration is going to take steps overseas that create a new set of challenges, wh

bill hemmer, i was also nervous to meet you. >> bill: why? >> dana: i don't know, you're like bill helmer. >> bill: we grew up with alex trebek. nice to see you. ♪ the monday after, hello everybody, i'm bill hemmer. the senate gets back to work in a moment for the first time since the election expecting to hear from readers mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. we will take you there live when it happens. on the to-do list, keep the government funded and passed covid relief. what will they say? chad pergram kicks off coverage. >> good afternoon, bill. mitch mcconnell is in the driver's seat, we expect to hear from him shortly. he is the one who wants to do a narrow coronavirus bill sometime during the lame duck session of congress. it appears as though the opportunity for nancy pelosi to do her own bigger version of a coronavirus bill may evaporate. here is the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> 6.9% unemployment is a stunning indication of a dramatic comeback of the econo economy. that ought to affect what size of any rescue package we

bill. the clerk: h.r. 6334, a bill to authorize the united states participation in the coalition for epidemic preparedness innovations and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, and the gentleman from florida, mr. yoho, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and their remarks include extraneous material on h.r. 6334. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. engel: i now yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, we are in a time of crisis. the coronavirus pandemic has devastated our nation. over 200,000 americans have died. our economy is in shambles. and our lives have been turned upside-down. the virus continues to spread and worsen. part of this is because there has n

bill hemmer? >> bill: dana, we'll see you at 5:00. thank you. is it a musical good monday everybody, good afternoon. i'm bill hemmer and the white house as our big wins in the fight against covid as cases are on the rise in just about every state. here's the great news, modernity says it's vaccine is nearly 95% effective based on early data. that company received billions of dollars on their operation warp speed on behalf of the trump administration and that has news sending the market soaring. the dow hitting record highs, looking at the dow at 13,000. plus there was this over the weekend. [crowd noise] violence in the streets of the nation's capital after confrontations between president trump supporters and counter protesters, multiple people were arrested. rich edson look at what happened over the weekend plus operation warp speed on the vaccine news today. but we begin at the white house north along. >> president trump doing a little bit of "i told you so" after speech set moderna's announcement this morning. the president tweeted, another

with regards to of finance bill.to make those commitments to him and indeed, all the parties in northern ireland. it is absolutely crucial we resolve these issues and he set forward one of the most sensible ways of doing it. but the government was accused of wanting theoretical power to lower standards on, for example, food and medicine. is the risk of such deep economic damage and political instability really a price worth paying just so this government can have a power that it can boast about but it claims it's not going to use? minister. i recognise that the honourable lady has strong views against our leaving the eu, she's been consistent in demonstrating those. what i think is essential that we do is deliver on a protocol which is there to protect circumstances of northern ireland, and that is absolutely what we will do. robin walker. now, as anyone who travels to work by train will know, once crowded commuter services now carry a fraction of their pre—pandemic passengers, so what happens if those passengers don

i'm turning it over to my friend, bill hemmer. >> bill: it's almost here. we have been talking about this forever. dana, nice to see you. ♪ good afternoon. i'm bill hemmer. both campaigns and battlegrounds. nearly 100 million of you have cast a ballot. more than two-thirds of the total number of votes from 2016. pennsylvania and its 20 electoral votes front and center. president trump holding a rally just outside joe biden's birthplace of scranton. the former vp speaking moments ago north of pittsburgh. trump is scheduled to hit wisconsin and michigan later today. both campaigns breaking down the battlegrounds from ohio up into wisconsin. we'll break down the battlegrounds on the touchscreen and we have complete coverage from the trail. jacqui heinrich reports. secretary alex azar on the effective covid on the campaign. most unusual one. first, to john roberts live in the president's rally. good afternoon. here we go. >> good afternoon to you. the route to victory... president trump sang a few minutes ago as he said in fayetteville, north carolina, earlier

and so, let me start with bill. bill, you a i have had had a lot of conversations during this pandemic and y've always beenble to level set me in a very truthful way about where we are. we've spent some time with dr. fauci who you know very, very well and who wasn your podcast. we talked to him just about little over an hour a and he said something that surprised . he said that for us to get back to a noask wearing, no social distance world, that h imagined that the vaccination uptake, the percentage of people that would have to take it would have to be nth of 75%. and as i thought about that in the united states, i'm thinng, that's 250 million some odd people. the vaccines appear and albert will talk about it, have to be taken twice wh a boter, 500 million visitso a doctor. how confident, we'll talk to heidi about confidence. but how confident are you that a year from now if we were having this conversation hopefully in person that we'll get there? >> well, we're likely to be supply constrained on the vaccine for t

heidi: i think actually, bill would know this. covidrned a lot with the eradication issue about getting as local as you can and really getting in and listening, in some cases, to religious leaders. somewhere else, it might be the teachers. ishink when the top distrusted -- even when there is clarity at the top, you still want to build that community is, aum, and the reality lot of the distrust and the people who are believing more and are more anxious are in communities which are not going to follow national guidance. they're not going to be following who guidance. they want to hear it from their neighbor. >> there are certain jobs that people have where it's required that you take the vaccine. do you think that employers, especially in places like the united states, should require it, and that will create more compliance or will you get further\? compulsion in general, particularly in this current environment, there's not a lot of appetite for compulsion . i think there's a lot of resistance to the idea of control in general. but

bill? >> yeah the fact that the software doesn't have any sort of serendipitous thing of people you run into after the meeting and gathering things, there's work to be done there. and so my answer is, no, i haven't, you know, run into somebody and made a new friendship. so yet there is something missing there. >> heidi, made any new friends during the pandemic? >> well, i -- i've definitely -- with the kind research i've been doing which involves a lot of social listening and whatever, it hasn't so much be in a friend capacity but i've met other researchers and a lot of other people trying to do innovative things, that's been great. people that i might not have looked for but there's been more of an urgency to find other people trying to figure out this problem. and that's been quite -- that's been interesting. >> real quick before we wrap up, i don't know if you want to guess before we show you -- i'll ask you to guess before we show you. we asked people on a scale of one to five, most wou

his bill would have been, mr. speaker, and should have been not for the re it trump administration's insistence on including unproven ed and apprenticeship programs that do not have adequate worker quality ns or standards. shame.a and i hope we can revisit this ffort and make it truly bipartisan when president-elect office.s taken hen our country is in crisis because of the covid-19 pandemic, many americans are ooking to get back in the workforce. they know this moment presents an opportunity to gain new in their move up careers, as mr. scott has pointed out. hat's why, mr. speaker, congressional support for pprenticeship programs is so important. according to the labor department, 94% of participants registered apprenticeships are employed upon completion an average salary of $70,000. this bill would permanently authorize the labor department's and e of apprenticeship directed to promote new labor, hips among industry, and educational institutions to create tracks.ceship it will also codify standards, registered

brg up the bills, bring up the covid bills, bring up the appropriations bills. certainly senator shelby and i are prepared to bring them to the flo. and if people don't like a particular bill, then partnership an amendment, vote it -- and bring up an amendment, vote it upr down. why are we afraid t vote? let the amecan people see what we're doing. certainly i do not know a single rson -- republican or democrat -- in moo state who wou tell me, i would much rather have you vote on these special interest judges than to vote on things that might actually help us to keep our business from closing, help us be able to afford for our kids to for example to school, help us -- to go to school, help us put food on o table. that's what we should be doing. let's vote on real things. let vote on the covid appropriations. let's vote on the hel let's bring up our appropriations bills. after all, in just a few weeks, all fding for the government stops. bring it up and vote on it. vote up or down. if people don't want to fund the government, then vote no. if they want to fund the

so many of the things that we have in the coronavirus bill, the heroes bill, will affect our veterans. yes, associated with this, we had a call, leader schumer and i , with president-elect joe biden. we stayed close touch in the coming days. we spoke about the pandemic and the economic crisis accompanying it and the urgent need for congress to pass a bipartisan bill in the lame-duck session that provides resources to fight the pandemic and relief for working families and small businesses, support for state and local governments to keep front-line workers on the payroll, and engage expanded unemployment insurance and health care for families. health care being essential. at the same time, as you know, earlier in the week the administration was, instead of crushing the virus, trying to crush the affordable care act. of course, we were very pleased at the presentations that were made in support of the affordable care act in the courts. but on that call -- that wasn't our call -- we discussed the need for bipartisan solutions to create millions of good paying jobs, including through inves

the president may veto a bill bassed by congress. but the congress may still make the bill law. although the chief responsibility of congress is that of making laws, certain other responsibilities are delegated to the two houses. in the senate each of the 48 state social security elected of two members making a total membership of 96. small states and large have equal representation in the senate. the senate has two important functions aside from law making duties. to pass on presidential appointments and to approve or reject other treaties with nations approves or rejected by the president. when a treaty is under consideration, they express their opinions, and then a vot is taken. if two thirds of the senate approves of the creaty it is ineffective. in the house of representatives or lower house, each of the 48 states is represented in proportion to their population. the more populous the states have more people. they originate and are controlled in the lower house. the money appropriated is turned over to the president for expenditures. and the president with the aide of the c

bill: marcus, bill dittman. lemonis: oh, hey, bill. how are you? what are you in charge of?started to build the retail side of the business. lemonis: where's the bulk of the revenue at retail coming from, online? bill: believe it or not, yes, and our biggest challenge is none of the retail groups have even a safety category. lemonis: because the way you've presented them to the retailer isn't about a category. it's broken up. what is the difference between stop the slip and people treads? bill: there's the same product from an adhesive perspective in putting it down in the floor or in the bath or in a, you know -- lemonis: so, there's really not a difference. bill: correct. and i'm going to -- you know, i brag about how the group has come together. lemonis: even the people in kenosha? bill: what's that? lemonis: even the people in kenosha? thom: there's been a conversation about why do we have people here. when are other people from libertyville coming up here? lemonis: yeah. bill: the way i look at it, i live a mile away. i get a lot more time in the office here. lemonis: o

now bill, here is a key thing.oing to have more liberals in their majority going forward and that will be key here. you think they'll be able to pass more liberal legislation but because the numbers are going to be so reduced, that's an issue. you can't pass these big progressive bills when you don't have much of a turning radius. >> bill: control of the senate is still up for grabs. let's bring in josh holmes, a host of the aggressive progressive podcast which is a great name but it doesn't beat bill hemmer time. >> if you got that right. >> the rnc is looking for money to help with this legal battle at the moment. you have democrats in the house who apparently had a rather heated meeting yesterday. where will that go? >> i have to tell you. the funny thing about nancy pelosi's leadership in the house and basically what she has asked her moderate members to do throughout the course of 2020 is completely try to underestimate the intelligence of the american people. basically her theory of the case was you could do

the president may veto a bill passed by the congress.s may still by two-thirds majority make the bill law. although the chief responsibility of congress is that of making laws, certainly other responsibilities are delegated to the two houses. in the senate, or upper house as it is called, each of the 48 states in the nation is represented by two elected members. making a total membership of 96. small states and large have equal representation in the senate. the senate has two important functions aside from its lawmaking duties. to pass on important presidential appointments -- and to approve or reject all treaties with other nations initiated by the president. when a treaty is under consideration, the members of the senate express their opinions. either of approval or disapproval. and then a vote is taken. if two-thirds of the senate approves of the treaty, it is ineffective. in the house of representatives, or lower house, each of the 48 states is represented in proportion to its population. the more populace of states has more members

protests erupt across france over a new security bill violence flares in paris. protesters say plans to restrict the publication of images showing police officers on duty would allow brutality by authorities to go on. and we'll hear from our correspondent in the french capital, also coming up the opposition in bellerose secures hard line leader, alexander lukashenko, jailing doctors who could be treating coronavirus patients. many medical workers have joined the protests calling for him to step down. i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. authorities have clashed with protesters in the french capital, paris over a new security bill that would restrict the right to publish images of police officers. the issue came into focus after footage emerged of police beating up and racially abusing a black music producer. opponents say the law would prevent such images becoming public and could cover up official misconduct. police and demonstrators clashed violently as night falls and the french capital journalists and participants document the events publish videos and im

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he said because there is a vaccine there is less need of a bill. a vaccine needs a greater need of a bill because it has to be distributed equitably and has to be healthy. the second change since the election date is that donald is not for helping us in covid and against the heroes bill has lost. that was in a referendum -- that was a referendum by the american people. it should move things in our direction. we are willing to talk, they don't want to talk. they seem to be stuck to their position. rep. pelosi: what jody and -- what joe biden got in this election was a mandate to have a positive initiative on how to grow the economy in a fair way. in order to do that, we must address the covid pandemic. sen. schumer: this election was more a referendum on who can handle covid well than anything else. the donald trump approach was repudiated, the joe biden approach was embraced and that is why we think there is a better chance to get a bill in the lame-duck if only the republicans. ridiculoushe shenanigans trump is forcing them to do in the election a

he said because there is a vaccine there is less need of a bill. a vaccine makes a greater need of a bill because it has to be distributed equitably and has to be healthy. the second change since the election date is that donald trump who is not for helping us in covid and against the heroes bill has lost. that was an overwhelming referendum by the american people. so yes, we think there has been change. it should move things in our direction. we are willing to talk, they don't want to talk. they seem to be stuck to their position. rep. pelosi: what joe biden got in this election was a mandate address the challenges that our country faces, as well as to have a positive initiative on how to grow the economy in a fair way. in order to do that, we must address the covid pandemic. sen. schumer: this election was more a referendum on who can handle covid well than anything else. the donald trump approach was repudiated, the joe biden approach was embraced and that is why we think there is a better chance to get a bill in the lame-duck if only the republ