let's bring in the panel, bill bennett, former education secretary and host of "bill bennett podcast." susan page, chief at usa today. matthew continetti, founder of "the washington free beacon." what do you see on the tax returns being both in the short term and the long-term? >> very different in the short term, this was a victory. it puts the idea that the tax returns will be there before voters go to the polls in november, very unlikely. but in the long term asserting the fact that the president does not have absolute immunity that he is subject to criminal investigations. that will be the case if he wins reelection, it will also be the case if he loses. so over the long term, i think that the president is going to see the investigation not go away and have to deal with it, but not in the middle of a presidential campaign. >> john: the likes of other people, bill barr saw some positives, but also negatives. bill bennett, i want to ask you about this and just a second. but let's listen to the attorney general. >> we are disappointed in the decision to the extent that it did not acc

bill bennett, former secretary and fox news contributor and thank you for being here tonight.esponse to that was back she saying that they simply don't have the money to get the schools open and that's what they want to do. >> yeah. and i heard the statement that they want to go back to school and i hope that's true and fairfax coming here in washington, they are saying that they're not going back to school unless all sorts of conditions are met. of i heard the word children a couple of times from randy and i heard them worried money about eight times. this is been the theme for the last 30 years about spending up and up and up no matter what happens, money is needed. is any money saved it this spring? >> martha: no electricity and a lot of the schools and a lot of the build demand bills were not necessary to be paid last spring. >> so when i heard was conditional, give us the money and we will perform and we've been hearing this for 30 years and there's nothing new here. let me agree with you. the minds of young black children matter, black minds matter, and so do white minds

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and so, we need help from our government and i really like the bill that's introduced by senators bennett would provide funding for our small businesses, provide a seven-year loan. that loan is up to 45% of our revenue from 2019 for fixed operating expenses and that's guaranteed by the government. that kind of help is very much needed for survival. >> yeah, it could be in the next wave. we'll see, david. dav david, kong best western. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. neil: pending home sales up better than 40%, record high in mortgage applications the likes of which we've never seen. how sheltering got people thinking about sheltering like never before after this. usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many

bill: such as? >> well, i think the fact that james bennett especially, to me, the resignation of james bennett, whoreally fine guy, that he was forced to resign because he published in all better, or his page published an op-ed by a u.s. senator that's not something -- can agree or disagree. a lot of the countries certainly did agree, that that was considered essentially an offense that would lead to his resignation, not that there in a place where they want a lot of intellectual diversity. that is really troubling. >> bill: nice to see you, alex, and if you want a good lesson on a podcast, check out "hemmer time." it was very interesting. we will see you. thanks for coming back. meanwhile, the pandemic and back links schools and fall sports, and there is a lot of talk about moving football to the spring? i want to bring in former college football coach, the legend, urban meyer, retired as one of the winningest coaches. sports analyst here at fox. how are you doing, coach? nice to see you today. >> good to talk to you. >> bill: lou holtz was on our program yesterday. i said coach, are you going to

bills or catch up. what happens next? joining us is an economist of bennett college.ve us your sense of what this would mean the president tweeted about ending afah back in june now he's talking more about following through on that. what would ending this program mean give me an example of what one of the deeper impacts might be >> there are three things going on thanks for having me on. first of all, this is a roll back from 1968 the fair housing act made it possible for people to have equal access to housing and to avoid discrimination in the lending process. the roll this back with the language that the president has done is really to -- i won't call it dog whistle. it's like a bull horn, to his people that's number one. number two, when you look at what's happening now because of coronavirus, and talking about 32%, a third of all people who weren't able to pay their bills, if evictions go through, you'll talk about a couple things more homelessness but more people doubling and tripling up. people are not likely to say to their relative, you can't bunk up with me t

encourage you to look at the restart act introduced in the senate by senators bennett and young and here in the house, by myself. this bill builds upon the ppp program and models itself after that, but i think importantly it has provisions that would target the businesses that can demonstrate a in fact suffered revenue losses over the loss of several months related to coronavirus and the economic impact. i don't know if you are familiar with the restart act, but i encourage you to give it a look as you are looking to improve upon what we do next to assist businesses in the united states as we shift into recovery. sec. mnuchin: i am familiar with it. parts of it should be incorporated. rep. golden: thank you for that. i look forward to working with you and with senators and house members on something similar to ppp and the program proposed. i want to raise an issue with you on behalf of critical access care hospitals, including some in my district. are you familiar with critical access hospitals? sec. mnuchin: a little bit. rep. golden: federally defined as providing important health care access in rural areas, rural commu

encourage you to look at the restart act introduced in the senate by senators bennett and young and here in the house, by myself. this bill builds upon the p.p.p. program and models himself after that, but i think importantly it has provisions that would target the businesses that can demonstrate a in fact suffered revenue losses or the loss of several months related to the economicnd impact. i don't know if you are familiar with the restart art, but i encourage you to give it a look as you are looking to improve upon what we do next to assist businesses in the united states as we shift into recovery? sec. mnuchin: i am familiar with it. parts of it should be incorporated. thank you for that. i look forward to working with you and with senators and house members on something similar to ..p.p. and the program proposed i want to raise an issue with you on the half of critical access care hospitals, including some in my district. are you familiar with critical access hospitals? sec. mnuchin: a little bit. rep. golden: generally defined as providing important health care access in rural areas, .ural communities hospitals that