>> house to house campus. -- canvass. >> i am from the columbus chamber of commerce. e neighborhood advertising the polio vaccine station at hershey's grow she -- grocery this afternoon, to give shots to memos of your family. >> i am with the chamber of commerce. there will be a free polio station at the chicken shack and we would like for you and your family to come by. >> the chief of police endorsed the program and cooperated in many practical ways. >> gun have traffic problems. -- we are going to have traffic problems and you in the traffic division i want you to assist in any way you can. and any cue candy for them, i want you to go all out -- and anything you candy do for them, go all out. tomorrow at 12 street and broadway they are going to have a station, and they will probably have traffic problems there. i want you to be there. >> at a meeting of all station personnel, volunteers were thoroughly briefed. >> we have five teams. one, the team captain is charles. , and his teamated will consist of himself, the doctor, the nurses from st. francis hospital, and to

. >> good afternoon. >> hello. >> i am from the columbus junior chamber of commerce. the neighborhood advertising the polio vaccine station at hershey's grocery this afternoon, to give shots to you and members of your family. >> i am robert george with the junior chamber of commerce. here to tell you about a free polio station set up in your community at the chicken shack. we would like for you and your family to come down and -- >> the chief of police endorsed the program and cooperated in many practical ways. >> are they going to have traffic problems? you are the traffic division, i want you to assist in any way you possibly can. anything you can do for them, i want you to go all out. and tomorrow at 12 street and broadway, they are going to have theytion there, and ther will probably have some traffic problems there. i want you to be there. >> at a meeting of all station personnel, volunteer workers were thoroughly briefed. >> as he mentioned, we have five teens. team number one, the team captain is mr. charles. he will be located, and his team will consist of hims

a, the chamber of commerce, the board of education, and others. >> the next morning, the campaign was in headlines. the campaign immediately became a prime issue with the staff of the health department. >> they have either already heard obstruction of the immunization project. this morning, i felt we should get together and plan areas in nursing areas where people may not be as well immunized against polio as they should be. in addition to this information, if you will give me some idea of where these might be located? >> environmental health would not normally be involved with the polio vaccination committee. there is an effort to reach 100% of the potential population of that community. you have numerous contacts with people who have families that need to be reached in this campaign. this campaign should arm you to answer any questions. >> there's several hundred people in here. we are determining which location is better. >> pretty much, i would say here, if we can go with this. >> the commissioner of health contacted representatives of all civic organizations, inviting them to a m

now for more on this i'm joined by the hartman she's managing director of the british chamber of commerce in germany welcome to the show it's good to have you is it fair to say that businesses on both sides of the channel are now bracing for a no trade deal but 1st of all good morning and i don't think they have bracing for it but they're bracing for the decision you know it's always good to be able to prepare the scenarios and not be able to prepare anything. why is that uncertainty is so bad for business as we use this phrase a phrase a lot but can you explain in concrete terms what what businesses need why they need certainty so badly. well as i said if you are unprepared you don't know you can make it come to your nation you know it we're going to get terrorists or not you need to calculate your goods and that can be if you break us sometimes you know especially for small and medium sized enterprises where we have small margin sometimes and they need to know that they can. trade in january and be profitable they mention those small margins being make or break for some businesses does

>> the junior chamber of congress began a house tech house canvas. >> good afternoon, i'm with the chamber of commerce, were in the neighborhood advertising the polio vaccine station at the grocery store this afternoon. to give free shots to you and members of your family. >> i'm with the chamber of commerce. there will be a free polio station at the chicken shack and would like for you and your family to come by. >> the chief of police police endorsed a program and cooperate in in many practical ways. >> we're gonna have traffic problems. the traffic division i want to listen any way you possibly can. anything you can do for them, i want you to go out. and tomorrow at 12 street in broadway, they're gonna have a station there. they will probably have some traffic problems there. i want you to be there. >> at a meeting of all station personnel, volunteer workers were thoroughly briefed. >> we have five teams. team number one, the team captain is mr. charles. he will be located, and his team will consist of himself, the doctor, two nurses from st. francis hospital, and two volunteers. >> at this time, w

such the chamber of commerce, board of education. and others. >> next morning the campaign wasn't headlined. the campaign immediately became a prime issue with the staff of the health department. >> you have already heard a discussion of the process. we should get together and plan some areas where they may not be as well immunized as they should be. and in addition, if it you will give me some of idea of where it moogt be locate. >> it would not normally be involved in the polio vaccination clinic. this is an effort to reach 100% of the us is september isable population of our communities. and the interview in the field and mrs. morgan have new contacts with people who have families that need to be reached in this campaign. you should be thoroughly informed with this campaign so that you can answer any questions. >> here or here? if you had to make a choice. >> well, i would say here that we can go to cover this group. >> the commissioner of health contacted representatives of all the siftic organizations inviting them to a mass mee

and i'm joined now by the hartman she's managing director of the british chamber of commerce in germany good morning ms hartman whiplash seems to be the prevailing emotion or mood amongst a lot of these businesses on both sides of the channel after 4 and a half years can we say that there is a more positive feeling however now that a lot of that uncertainty finally is gone and we have a deal yes of course we can't say that idiot avoids chaos and. w t o but nevertheless u.k. is leaving the customs union and vision of your 1st and financial. east so it's needed the government's now official flexibility and downs and dementation don't forget and it's a phone book stying treaty don't introduce christmas eve and can't be fully implemented in 7 days but the business is ahead. now i mean could we argue that businesses have had enough time to prepare for customs issues they've known that this is a possibility. yes you can we knew if something was coming and it was clear that the u.k. will eat the customs union but the plumes we're not ready didn't know if we leave without without it do you thin

to be done and the sooner the better all right your vote your vote president of the european chamber of commerce in china thank you very much thank you. well germany's harts mountains may not be well known outside of the country but they are a popular destination for german hikers cyclists and around this time of year skiers but not this year however many businesses in the area are now low on cash and wondering when the once again except in visitors. it says if the weather knew about the lock down far and wide no sign of real snow on them bad mountain normally resort owners would fall back on their snow can and now the snow can in ski lift in the new slopes cost this resort $12000000.00 euros last year but this year general manager fabio only goes up his slope 2000 meters once a week to check things out at the foot of the mountain there's plenty of time for repairs this year in normal times his staff would be busy around the clock now there's only enough work for 2 of the company's 30 employees the others are working short time. when we talk get to know at the moment we're not doing very well at

just call the chamber of commerce. they'll tell you why they can't workers.needs of their back to t -- getting the money. p.p.p.a trillion $160 -- and not even giving the localities the flexibility to the bility for addressing covid needs but also the revenue loss. even the republican governors flexibility. but they wouldn't give it to us then and they wouldn't give it for fear that some blue state governor might -- mayor, county executive might take advantage of that. never done enough for localities. made. the pitch we have that's what we had in the heroes act. no -- no market for that on the republican side of the aisle. it's a first step, let us embrace it. let us thank know, od chuck schumer was able to dismantle in part the toomey resolution that would tie the a president to meet the american people and exercising by ection 133 of the national reserve -- federal reserve board. we got past that, which took a long time. i thought wednesday night we finished. this monstrosity reared its head the next morning. effecti

community groups have been active in their participation program, such as the ptas, the junior chamber of commercee board of education and others. >> next morning, the campaign was in headlines. the campaign immediately became a prime issue with the staff of the health department. >> you have already heard a discussion of the immunization project in this community. so this morning, i felt that we should get together and plan or point out some areas in your districts where people may not be as well immunized against poliomyelitis as they should be in. in addition, if you will give me some idea of where a good look of stations might be located. >> environmental health division would not normally be involved in the polio vaccination clinic. this is an effort, however, to reach 100% of the susceptible population of our community. and interviewing in the field and mrs. morgan have numerous contacts with people who have families that need to be reached in this campaign. you should be fairly informed with this campaign so that you can answer any question that may arise. >> there are several hundred peopl

just call the chamber of commerce. they'll tell you why they can't workers.needs of their back to t -- getting the money. p.p.p.a trillion $160 -- and not even giving the localities the flexibility to the bility for addressing covid needs but also the revenue loss. even the republican governors flexibility. but they wouldn't give it to us then and they wouldn't give it for fear that some blue state governor might -- mayor, county executive might take advantage of that. never done enough for localities. made. the pitch we have that's what we had in the heroes act. no -- no market for that on the republican side of the aisle. it's a first step, let us embrace it. let us thank know, od chuck schumer was able to dismantle in part the toomey resolution that would tie the a president to meet the american people and exercising by ection 133 of the national reserve -- federal reserve board. we got past that, which took a long time. i thought wednesday night we finished. this monstrosity reared its head the next morning. effecti

the chamber of commerce says the ruling has many companies, quote: breathing a huge sigh of are e leafdon't you feel better? don't we all? >>> up next, a retoured michigan state department worker explains how democrat-run cities get away with widespread electoral fraud. >> if you follow the law in the urban democratic-controlled areas, then we would not be here today. i certainly wouldn't be here. but in 25 years that i've been monitoring elections working with the secretary of state, the last 8 doing election integrity, it's been a hot mess in these same democrat-controlled areas. we don't need any more laws, we need to enforce the laws, and we need to open up the doggone ballot boxes. lou: her name is dr. linda lee tarver, and you don't want to miss a single word of what she will say here next. stay with us, we'll be right back after this quick break. ♪ ♪ want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days a

i am the president of the minnesota chamber of commerce. here in minnesota we have seen growth s in community spread that's actually shown up in the workplace and this has caused concerned with availability of workers and threatened the certainty among consumers as well. what can you offer as advice to those that want to work with employees to limit the community spread through their business? >> i think you've raised a really important question that goes over all of this. whether it's schools, businesses that the key to controlling infection in schools and businesses is just what you said. it's controlling the community spread and how do we control the community spread. and i do think it is just going to come back to i don't know whether mandate vers non- mandate but i know that the leadership matters in terms of messaging and that everyone comes to recognize that this is a serious situation. i know that if i have to walk outside of my car on the way to the airport from the parking lot in a nano second now, i feel like i didn't put my pants

meanwhile, gutless globalist elites at the chamber of commerce and in america's corporate boardrooms e i bowing to the chinese communist party. the chamber of commerce along with companies like coca-cola, nike and apple are reportedly fighting a house bill that would prohibit goods made by muslims in chinese slave labor camps. those same organizations, big business, globalist elites, have spent the year pushing social justice initiatives around america. now, they haven't done anything to make live lives better, but they have certainly, certainly carried out one of the most extravagant pr campaigns in support of activists like antifa and black lives matter. and now they ignore massive human rights violations in china in order to protect their bottom lewin. they have become a national disgrace, an embarrassment to everything this nation stands for. shame on the chamber of commerce, the business round table and all of corporate america who support their positions on human rights in china. for shame. >>> up next, president trump promises to give it his all in the battle for the white hous

it's a sad answer but i do think that plant is important talking to the chamber of commerce the other day we are and the time frame now for the next 60 or 90 days will have more than pearl harbor this is going to be a al unfortunate loss of life and in reality the vaccine approval will not really impact over the next 60 days this is why we really have to do everything we can. >> looking at the mortality of the virus it is very unusual it can cause death for adolescents andcross every age group it's very different for those under the a of 45 and between 55 and 60 and with that comorbidi and then they may not like the answer when they aret greater risk for death with 30 percent of the nation is obese to a very significant number of people with the comorbidity. the other thing worried about the equy with the greatest social injustices. whether it's in the old city and a 20 year lifespan one of the reasons with diabes or rel disease and ts virus does exploit those comorbidities and that is the reason and t medical treatment is very good so we've gone from april with the mortality. the hos

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disabilities act on your agenda to prevent them from filing a , let met, and he said have the chamber of commerce call you and tell you why. i said, well, do not waste your time or mine. right now, i have to go, so thank you all very much. and hereere is the -- is senator mitch mcconnell announcing the bill on the senate floor. the house finalized an agreement. it will be another major rescue package for the >> if our citizens continue battling the coronavirus this season with targeted policies that help struggling americans who wait entirely too long. for the workers at the hardest hit small businesses, there will be a targeted second draw of the paycheck protection program. we've not worked so hard to serve as many jobs as possible all these months only to fumble the ball with vaccinations already under way. we can nullify the success of operation warp speed by falling asleep at the switch on distribution so this agreement will provide huge sums for the logistics that will get these lifesaving shots to our citizens as fast as possible. of course many millions of americans have lost their jobs a

to prevent them from filing a , let met, and he said have the chamber of commerce call you and tell you why. i said, well, do not waste your time or mine. right now, i have to go, so thank you all very much. here is senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announcing the deal on the senate floor. importantlyll: more for the american people, we can final report that our nation has needed to hear for a very long time. more help is on the way. moments ago in consultation with our committees and leaders of the senate and the house, we finalized an agreement. there will be another major rescue package for the american as our citizens continue battling the coronavirus this holiday season, they will not be fighting alone. we have agreed to a package of nearly $900 billion. it is packed with targeted policies that help struggling americans who have already waited entirely too long. for workers at the hardest hit small businesses, there will be a targeted second draw of the paycheck protection program. saveve worked so hard to as many jobs as possible all these months only to fumble the ball with

community throughout his work with numerous organizations, including a foundation, savannah area chamber of commerce, and the university of georgia alumni association. i'm thankful for his years of faithful service to georgia power and his community and i wish him and his family the best as he begins his retirement. congratulations, my friend. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the piaa on seeing through a successful fall season for pennsylvania high school sports in spite of the many challenges. we have some great sports teams in my district of pennsylvania, and i'd like to highlight a few. north spartans won a well deserved football district championship at the conclusion of a undefeated season. palmyra's field hockey team won a state t

the chamber of commerce and other business organizations said, no, thanks, we don't want this. but it was imposed on federal workers, both military and civil service. it was -- one congressman called the act treating federal employees as guinea pigs. and the unions that represented federal employees said, can we have the option to opt in or at least the option to opt out, and president trump said, nope, this has to cover you. so the question is, our federal workers, including military people in war zones, are they aware that they've now had something that's been temporarily -- their paychecks are larger, but come january, they're going to be a lot smaller. that's really the dilemma. >> of course the eligibility age for social security ticks up a little bit each year. does your organization, social security works, propose campaigning the eligibility age at all, up or down? >> well, the age -- the age is set by statute. the earliest age at which you can begin to claim retirement benefits is age 62. and for every month that you delay, you get a little bit more. the idea is, you're

at the eu chamber of commerce in china. the shortcomings of the deal might be. no deal is perfect.sthe will still have a negative list. something that we resented. we have known negative list for europe and china. from the legislation, we are told that these areas cannot invest. we still have constraints. 400 pages with more than 900 recommendations. we have to work through the details in order to see where we have real improvements. the shortcomings, when you look at the negotiations side, they wanted to have a strong sustainability basket. there has been soft language on forced labor and so forth. the soft part of that could actually be challenged by the european parliament in the second part of 2021. tom mackenzie speaking to the eu chamber of commerce in china. up, it's finally happening. the uk's trade deal with the european union clears parliament in just one day. we run you through the historical changes. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the uk'ster what, relationship with the eu is changing. frome will no longer apply 2021. for brits traveling across the channel, you will need six mo

mike basic services were logging and nearly everyone who encountered him in town and in the chamber of commerce meetings concluded this up and comer of real leadership talent. i understand the final product in the public service came from no less a statesman of our own former colleague al simpson. they crossed paths alan had heard mike speak and it took the promising young man aside to tell him up pointedly that his town sure did need a good mayor to be precise mike tells us it was typically blunt al simpson, put your money where your mouth is set out. our future colleague took it under advisement but mike almost did not survive long enough to announce his campaign the way he tolday it on the floor when he worked up the courage to relay that suggestion to diana on the long drive home she almost swerved right off the road, fortunately they t were unharmed and the more that they talked the more that they like the idea of making a difference. at the rightful age of 30 this up-and-coming businessman ran for mayor and he won on his watch what could have been administrable disaster became an economic

i amis doug luzader president of the minnesota chamber of commerce. here in minnesota we have seen growth and community spread that has shown up in the workplace. this has caused concerns with availability of workers and threatened certainty among consumers as well. what can you offer for a device and what with their employees do to limit the spread to their business? >> i think you raise a really important question that goes over all of this. within schools, whether it's businesses, the key to controlling infection schools andha businesses is just what yu said. controlling community spread. how do we control community spread? i do think it's just gng to come back and i don't know what their mandate versus non-band -- non-mandate that leadership matters in terms of messaging and everyone comes to recognize that this is a serious situation. i know that if i happen to walk outside to my car on the way to the airport from the parking lot in a nanosecond now i feel like i didn't put my pants on if i don't havehis mask on. i can tell you sometimes i got hal

the growth based on services that were lacking and nearly everyone who encountered him in the chamber of commerce concluded that he had real leadershiptalents . i stand in public service came from no less an extension that our own former colleague house simpsons. they crossed paths, alan heard mike's speech and ehe took the promising young man aside rather pointedly that his talent sure did eneed a good mayor. to be precise, mike tells us the brazing was typically blunt. put your money where your mouth is, said. our future colleague took it under advisement but mike almost didn't survive long enough to announce his campaign . the way he told eit on the floor last week when he worked up the courage to relay that suggestion to diana on their long drive home, she almost swerved right off the road. fortunately they were unharmed and the more they thought, the more they like the ideaof making a difference . so at the ripe old age of 30 this up-and-coming businessman ran for mayor and he want. on his march, what could have been a municipal disaster became aneconomic golden age . didn't take long for th

from some representative some here in the united states from the chamber of commerce are complaining that the european union is targeting successful u.s. companies that all told brought innovation and jumps to you were up and that's at least the comments from those guys well that's an interesting point you make because the e.u. is talking about a european approach is this crosses borders really digital platform wouldn't it make more sense for them to go global or at least. partner up with the u.s. these companies. if it did it definitely would make sense in general the question is if the european union and the united states will really work together as similar as to europe also here in the united states if you look at those laws and regulations i mean they're ancient some of them were made to me even before those companies were founded but if they come up with a common plan remains to be seen and then also looking at the new administration i mean joe biden he was vice president under barack obama and facebook for instance balled them into graham and what's up he's a moderate the same

chamber of commerce in china you know what you would see is report after report after report complaining about all the ways in which the chinese government violates the rules that have already been agreed upon and so again it's very hard to see how this new deal will somehow be magically different. so if you've raised the point that the deal still needs to be ratified in the european parliament does that mean there is still the chance of meaningful improvements to be made to the deal. well either one hopes either meaningful improvements or a much more honest conversation and that's what the e.u. really does value for a lot of discussion the last couple of days about the use values and how they're reflectiveness deal and i just struggle to see how the e.u. can both condemn the existence of forced labor in china and then sign a deal with the chinese government that doesn't solve those problems 1st that should be foundational if you know the e.u. and europeans really care that the clothes they are wearing were made by forced labor so if you bridget's and china director of human rights watch

and he's hoping tesla will become a customer of his he's also the president of the local chamber of commerce. chris says the wages tesla is offering are about average for the car industry. but there's still a lot for the region likely use these wafers to poach workers from existing companies. probably seem tempting to people, but they should be aware of the factory will be running at all hours 7 days a week. and that's not the case that other companies up to $500000.00 cars could be rolling off the assembly line here every year. that's a demanding pace of production for the factory. and unions warn, for its employees and out of some of the other business stories making headlines. video conferencing, abzug has seen its revenue more than quadruple in the past quarter, and profit rise to almost $200000000.00. that's up from just $2000000.00 a year ago. the coronavirus pandemic has brought the company explosive growth, but investors worry about its future as vaccines enable people to go to work again . big corn is that the $19800.00 mark its highest value since 2017. the pandemic and interest fr

plus, kamala harris's tie breaking vote, control of the white house, and both chambers of commerce goes to the democrats. now, also marking the beginning of the early vote, the start of early vote is president-elect joe biden, he's scheduled to be in the state of georgia on tuesday. christine, laura. >> thank you so much for that. the "sesame street" crew is back on cnn for a new family town hall about covid-19 and staying safe this holiday season. the abcs of covid-19 saturday morning at 10 eastern only on cnn. heart failure causes nearly two hospitalizations every minute. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, so you're never out of touch. it's seeing someone's face that comforts us, no matter where. when those around us know us, they can show us just how much they care. the first steps of checking in, the smallest moments can end up being everything. there's resources that can inform us, and that spark can make a difference. when we use it to improve things, then that change can

now is ben butters, who is the chief executive of eurochambres, the association of european chambers of commerce. we are now nearly an hour into this new era. he has after four and half yea rs of era. he has after four and half years of confusion and doubt, it has happened. i don't think everything is totally clear to the businesses who operate between the eu in the uk but nonetheless there is a certainty that it has happened and we need to move ahead now and work with within the new parameters. it would be an understatement to say you're not a fan of where we are but is there a sense of this could've been a lot worse even a week ago? absolutely. not having a far worse scenario. we are happy in that sense we did reach are happy in that sense we did reach a deal but as you implied, there are the deal has been struck is certainly not as advantageous to businesses as the previous status quo, the uk has left the single market and the customs union. and what they come a significant number of new nontariff barriers. nontariff but nonetheless significant to businesses particularly smaller ones. we need

and the chamber of commerce says there is not a lot of time to spare.>> it's tough, and everybody hasoint where they can't go any further. we are seeing restaurants drop, a lot of businesses drop. >> the vaccine offers hope but that's a long-term solution. for now everyone is hoping congress will approve an economic package that will offer small businesses real relief it may be a way to survive.>> walnut creek has 117 restaurants, bars in the downtown area alone with more than 50 of them participating in the rebound program.>>> in san francisco the stay-at-home order is preventing musicians and artists from playing it farmer markets for local businesses. those markets are considered essential but the music is not. it's unfortunate because it's actually kind of nice to have some live music while shopping, it sort of adds to the ambience of being at a farmers market. but it looks like there's some good news for those farmers market because it sounds like we will get most of our rain tomorrow. >> unlike last week and when it rained all day on sunday. we will get the rain out of the way i

the chamber of commerce a can make a difference between a boom and bankruptcy. >> a lot of small retailersare open and desperately looking for sales to keep them afloat. >> reporter: already e-commerce sales are up more than a third. san francisco's chamber says many small businesses without that online presence telling them they need direct support from their city or county to whether the pandemic. >>> southbay families in need are getting help from a local nonprofit stepping up distribution efforts. this morning hunger at home kicked off another day of its expanded to give away. the organization is handing out ready to eat meals as organizers work to meet the man and help the community. the general manager says they are always looking for helping hands. >> we are in need of volunteers on a regular basis as we produce not just for the holidays, but as we produce and help the needy for food distributions or mill production on a regular basis. >> they partner with several cities to collect enough excess food and goods for distribution. >>> in the east basics hundred boxes of food for 5000 m

chamber of commerce. tom, always good to see you. this is welcome news. ays talk about the health of americans. it could really be a big boon to companies, to workers, to their bosses, to everybody looking for their economy to turn around. what do you think? >> if we can give some security to people through the vaccines and therapeutics, and if we can realize that after doing that, we are still going to have to be careful, clearly, it will have a major effect on the economy. more people able to go back to work. more effort to get children back to school, making changes in the schools that you could not do until we have the vaccine. and i believe that this is a tremendous working agreement and a successful deal with the public and the private sector getting together and doing something that really counts. >> tom, the chamber of, or's, you know, this has been, you know, one of the weirdest years for business to say nothing of our country and our world. and to have a treatment cure, a vaccine for this will completely turn 2021 upside down in terms of expectat

in other words, every one of them sided with the chamber of commerce and the business round table against8 million americans who are still unemployed in this nation, sided9 with the chamber of commerce, big business and wall street against middle class men and women, working men and women and their families. now, many of those republicans have been bought off by the top recipients of h-1b visas. those include tech and social media giants amazon, facebook, microsoft and apple. senator lee himself has received about $80,000 over the past two election cycles from silicon valley. and he is a willing stooge for silicon valley. rino cosponsors of lee's legislation have also received tens of thousands of dollars from big tech including outgoing senator cory gardner -- adios, partner -- as well as senators john cornyn, roger wicker, susan collins, joni everyonest. each of you -- ernst. each of you should be ashamed and apologize to working men and women in this country and marley those who have lost their jobs. senators john cornyn, susan collins further betraying the american worker and their fa

disabilities act on your agenda to prevent them from filing a , let met, and he said have the chamber of commerce call you and tell you why. i said, well, do not waste your time or mine. right now, i have to go, so thank you all very much. >> and here is senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announcing the deal on the senate floor. iding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: for the information of all senators and, more importantly for the american people, we can finally report what our nation has needed to hear for a very long time. more help is on the way. moments ago in consultation with our committees, the four leaders of the senate and the house finalized an agreement. it will be another major rescue package for the american people. if our citizens continue to battle the coronavirus this holiday

ultimately, though, to sustain that objection for it to be consequential, they will need both chambers of commerce to sustain that objection, to agree to it, and because democrats control the house of representatives that appears extremely unlikely. there may be moments rife with drama. ultimately, the big thing to watch for tomorrow as the electoral college certifies the results of the election, certifies that joe biden won the election, how many republican lawmakers, how many senators will finally come out and acknowledge the reality that joe biden won the election, that there was no widespread electoral fraud. that of course is something that president trump is not ready to do. >> maria cardona is a cnn political commentator and democratic strategist, and joins me from washington. thank you so much for being here with us. later today, the electoral college meets, and sunday president trump said his legal team will keep pursuing challenges. very few republicans, bar some who have lost their seats or aren't running for reelection, are acknowledging that joe biden won in a fair election. trying to