with me now is brenda lawrence, a member of the house oversight committee and reform committee.de. if you're going to save $50 billion over ten years. one of the things has to be true, either, service has to suffer or the >> as the only member of congress who literally walked the streets, supervised, managed and retired as a manager, the fiscal stability of the postal service has been a concern for decades. and we have seen how important the postal service is during the pandemic, where everything shut down, you still got your mail delivered. and the thing a lot of people don't recognize is the last mile concept of the postal service. so, fedex, ups, amazon, they don't have the responsibility of going five miles down a road to a single house to deliver. but by constitution, we are choired to kwaegs required to deliver mail six days a week to every home in america. is so, when we talk about the bottom line and the postal service to be financially stable, this bill will do that and the other thing is the transparency part of it. where we're requiring a dashboard that can be accessi

congresswoman brenda lawrence of michigan.nk you. >>> the supreme court decision that could change the outcox elections before even a single vote is cast. stay with us. ♪"don't ya leave" by squeak e clean♪ [doorbell] ♪ [doorbell] ♪ [doorbell] all the delivery. no delivery fees. dashpass. >>> a win for alabama republicans delivered from the conservatives on the u.s. supreme court, allowing the state's congressional map to remain in place despite a lower court ruling that the new redistricting map violated the voting rights act. black citizens in alabama make up more than a quarter of the state's population, but gerry imaginedering dilutes the power of black voters, them the majority in only one in several districts. in january the lower court said black voters have less opportunity than other alabamians to elect the candidates of their choice to congress. they want to allow another majority black district. the u.s. supreme court, however, ordered alabama to keep the status quo until they take up the issue next turn which means

this is what one congresswoman brenda lawrence said moments ago. >> talk about preventing workplace harassment harassment of a woman, a black woman, a woman in leadership. because he put his hands on her. he told her to kiss his part of his body. i can tell you being a little black girl from the east side of detroit. i would not take standing or sitting. and i'm not going to take it standing or sitting for one of our own to be disrespected. for some reason, there seems to be this attitude of not accountability. i can say and do anything that i want. today, we're standing together. it stops today. and an apology publicly should be made. and we need to set an example, never again. >> democrats would not say what they would do if rogers does not publicly apologize, whether they would censure him. but this is all indicative of the poisonous relationships between the two sides on the house side of the capitol. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up, a top republican in the senate just criticized the republican national committee. that's next. 80% get genetically meaningful health info from their 23

. >>> joining me now is michigan congresswoman brenda lawrence, a democratic member of the house appropriationsht committees. welcome back to the broadcast, it's good to see you specifically today, congresswoman. your district includes that detroit side of the ambassador bridge. how is this affecting your constituents? >> it's a sense of concern because this is about the workers. we have a very open border. so people from canada cross over to work this the united states. people in the united states cross over to work in canada. it's about manufacturing. all of the auto industry, the major hub of our auto industry traffic internationally is through this bridge, and it's the supply chain. we are already suffering from the covid-related challenges in our supply chain. now we're talking about this blockade, and we do have another bridge open, but it's adding to the time and it is unfortunately taking money away from our workers. >> yeah, absolutely. well, this so-called freedom truck convoy, there are concerns that it could spread. dhs is warning that it could hit the u.s., could hit tomorrow's sup