and what are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi doing now? stopping americans from going their unemployment insurance and it's despicable and time for them to come to the negotiating table. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> thank you, mr. chairman. do protests increase the spread of the virus? >> half a million protesters on june 10 alone. >> crowding together, particularly when you're not wearing a mask, contributes to the spread of the virus. >> if you limb the -- should we limb the protesting? >> i'm not sure what -- how do we say limit the protesting? >> the government limit the protesting? >> i don't think that's relevant to -- >> you just said it increases the spread of the virus. should we limit it? >> i'm not in a position to determine what the government can do in a forceful way. >> you make all kinds of recommendations. you have made comments on dating

and what are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi doing now? stopping americans from going their unemployment insurance and it's despicable and time for them to come to the negotiating table. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> here's a look at our prime time schedule. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, space x dragon crew conference. a house subcommittee examines sexual harassment at a military base in texas and american history tv with our america cab artifacts series looking at world war ii. >> dr. fauci, do protests increase the spread of the virus? >> do protests increase the spread of the virus. mr. jordan: that number of people increase the number. dr. fauci: crowding together when i are not wearing a mask. mr. jordan: should we limit the protesting? dr. fauci: how do we say limit the protesting. mr. jordan: should government limit the protesting. dr. fa

pelosi and chuck schumer did meet with mnuchin and meadows there were no details that the republicans have offered because they had not i had out the differences in their own ranks. they have been on the sidelines just saying where is your bill? once you propose something then we can begin peace talks in earnest. all eyes on mitch mcconnell and senate republicans today to see exactly what's in this think of how big it is and whether they can pass it through the senate. >> host: what's the timeline then for the two sides, together and agreeing on one bill? >> guest: that's a great question. that's the million-dollar question. the house the silsby out at the end of this week. house leader steny hoyer, the majority leader, has said we are ready to stay. we probably have to stay the extra week. the thing is supposed to be in the first week of august so given the differences, the level of differences and how much has to be ironed out here, the expectation is that the republicans will probably fight it out between themselves this week and then begin the talks probably by the end of the week

. >> earlier today, house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer held a news conference to discuss negotiations between congress and president trump on additional economic aid in response to the coronavirus pandemic. here's that news conference now.

mark meadows says that he and steve mnuchin will be talking more with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer tomorrow. >> we call on capitol hill to get serious about their negotiations. the president is serious about the negotiations. there is no clear message that the american people should receive other than the fact that the democrats were willing to play politics in a critical time in our nations very dire circumstances as we deal with this pandemic. >> that meeting tomorrow will be a 9:00 and will only be mark meadows, steve mnuchin, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer. no staffers. they are hoping that the chance to get together just the four of them might move the needle. and bill, i don't think that it's a whole lot of optimism that it will. >> bill: something has to move eventually, wright, john? florida will temporarily close, covid-19 testing sites, the hurricane approaches the southeastern coast, phil keating reporting live from cocoa beach, florida, what are you picking up on today? at afternoon. >> good afternoon, here over the by hamas and hurricane hunters who flew over the syst

you going to be saying that chuck schumer might criticize me therefore i have to pass a law that makes it easier to simply talk you're going after a republican on fox on the issues not playing a game of gotcha like dickinson did and the others with pence that's tucker carlson . ted rall is a syndicated political cartoonist and columnist and author of a brand new book political suicide the fight for the soul of the democratic party now we claims he was fired by the l.a. times back in 2015 because the l.a.p.d. wanted it out and ted joins us now ted welcome back to the show sir thank you steve . all right so you recently wrote a letter to the executive editor of the los angeles times and i want to read a little bit from that letter to begin with the times should come clean about its longstanding cozy relationship with the l.a.p.d. it should end this deep conflict of interest which makes it impossible for your paper to report objective way about the police when the media fails to hold the police accountable they are free to abuse the citizens they are supposed to protect my case shines a l

chuck schumer is here to talk about that plus, federal agents attack unarmed protesters in portland a navy veteran beaten on camera joins me tonight. >>> and remembering john lewis and all he stood for as democrats fight to save voting rights across america. maxine waters joins me when "all in" starts now >>> good evening from philadelphia i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. the coronavirus nightmare is getting worse in 40 states across the country, and the president continues to fail in leading the country out of this nightmare. so it's not surprising that the pandemic is the single biggest thing driving the presidential election right now tonight joe biden was trying to fill that presidential void in his interview with my colleague joy reid on her new show "the reid out." and that makes sense given donald trump's disastrous and unprechbtd cross-examination about the pandemic yesterday on fox news and so knowing he's got to turn around america's perception of his coronavirus response donald trump announced he's going to resume his coronavirus briefings this week. remember those he sto

>> sandra, chuck schumer is misleading about what the senate bill will do. we are debating this very nature, it's far more radical and far more sweeping than a handful of bases. it would require the ripping down of war memorials to dead soldiers from the confederacy in arlington national cemetery or fort bragg. and potentially other cemeteries as well. it would require removing artifacts and exhibits for military museums. it would require the removal of paintings of battle scenes from the civil war from west point and other military installations. that is a sweeping, sweeping proposal that is a little more than historical vandalism. i don't think the president will have to act on that veto threat, and i hope you won't because i want to change that legislation to ensure that we don't take such radical, radical steps. >> sandra: before i let you go, where is their common grou ground? should those military bases be renamed? >> i think we should take the time in a deliberate and thorough fashion to study the question. we should get the input o of the who have se

here's senate democratic leader chuck schumer. >> they have been so divided, so discuss organized, so unprepared that they have struggled to even draft a partisan proposal within their own conference, they can't come together. chris: won't millions of

chuck schumer. but watch what they will say on television. president was willing to continue to go forward to protect those who are unemployeo right now, so we can get people working again, and solve this problem.nsi every single time we work on covid legislation, you know who has held it up? nancy pelosi. remember at her refrigerator when small businesses needed the money for employees? she said no. the very first cares act went forward, she said no and held it for another week. how many more people were unemployed because of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's actions.ed >> sean: it is unbelievable. what else is hidden in here? lindsey graham said on the radio show and in fact, they actually except for one democrat, they want to permit americans that want to hold china responsible for what they did to the world from doing so. why are theyon protecting china? >> that is the biggest question. i do not know with the s communt party of china have on the democrats, but it is very powerful. it is so powerful that when the chinese are now hacking to

i'm going to talk to chuck schumer next. >>> we have some breaking news now. the nfl now says that fans who attend games in person this fall will be required to wear face coverings, though it's not clear how many teams will even host fans this season. the season is set to kick off on september 10th, at least as of right now. in our politics lead, president trump will be back in front of the podium today after acknowledging yesterday the coronavirus will likely get worse before it gets better. and as cnn's kaitlan collins reports, the new strategy of taking to the podium and trying to sound concerned comes as yet another poll shows the president is trailing joe biden, this time by eight percentage points. >> reporter: after attempts to ignore the pandemic didn't work, president trump acknowledged the grim reality facing the country in his first covid-19 briefing in months. >> it will probably unfortunately get worse before it gets better. something i don't like saying about things. but that's the way it is. >> reporter: the shift was a political calculus by a p

and nancy pell oosi and chuck schumer, i was at a press conference with them yesterday in the capital rotunda and asked pelosi, is $1 trillion enough? she said it's nowhere near enough. we're now in a pandemic where this is all getting worse. the idea that this will be set and done before the unemployment insurance runs out, i struggle to see how that will happen right now, steph. >> kasie, thank you. >>> joining us now to dig in, democratic congressman, josh gottheimer. another round of stimulus checks and school funding tied to whether or not schools reopen. would you vote for a bill that included any of that? >> that's just the beginning of what we need to do in terms of getting stuff done. the idea of a payroll tax cut, that kasie just praut up, that is spot on, it doesn't actually help people who are out of work, right? it does nothing for them. it puts social security at risk. a lot of republicans are even talking about it being alone, not actually resources that are just given to folks to help stimulate the economy. so i think it's, as was said, the republicans are fighting wit

they will ever win a bidding war with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi when it comes to paying taxpayer dollars they are in a league of their own. we are going to do the right thing in terms of healthcare and getting parents back to work, kids back-to-school in school in making sure they can all function. that is a reasonable and responsible plan for action. >> i've spent quite a bit of yesterday and this morning with secretary mnuchin and a any chief of staff, boston poorly from our point of view the chairman from the appropriation committee, shelby and alexander talk about the appropriation part of the bill. we are for back-to-school, back to work, back to childcare and back to better health. that all takes more testing, more therapeutics, vaccines that properly and fairly and equitably delivered. i think today think it's interesting of the 15200 nursing homes in the country, the first 638 are getting self-contained testing equipment today where they can do test and verify this test right there the next five or six weeks, wendy 500 of those 25000 nursing homes will have that kind of e

. >>> then chuck schumer on rescue bill negotiations in the senate. and what sure looks like president trump trying to profit off of less skew funds. >>> plus, the perversion of display at today's william barr hearing. and keith ellison on the revelation that the umbrella man inciting looters in minneapolis was an alleged white supremacist spoking racial unrest. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. yesterday one of the most popular videos on facebook, maybe on the entire internet, was this bizarre press conference by a group of people in white coats standing in front of the supreme court, and live streamed on a fringe right wing website. these people call themselves america's frontline doctors. and their announcement was of a miracle cure for coronavirus, that does not really exist. sit the same phony miracle cure the president and his right wing supporters have been promoting. the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine. it was revoked by the fda for emergency use last month after studies showed it was unlikely to

chuck schumer is here to talk about that plus, federal agents attack unarmed protesters in portland a navy veteran beaten on camera joins me tonight. >>> and remembering john lewis and all he stood for as democrats fight to save voting rights across america. maxine waters joins me when "all in" starts now >>> good evening from philadelphia the coronavirus nightmare is getting worse and the president continues to fail in leading this country it is not surprising that the pandemic is the single biggest thing driving the presidential election right now tonight joe biden was trying to fill that presidential vote in his interview with my colleague joy reid on her new show "the reid out." and that makes sense after president trump's interview on fox news yesterday knowing he has to turn around america's perception of his coronavirus response, donald trump announced he will resume his coronavirus briefings next week do you remember those? he stopped doing them back in april after he called them a waste of time and, honestly, he's not wrong because they were nothing more than a sideshow in ca

and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and an anti- immigrant. that is a disgusting live. more immigrants have came here legally under trump. and anti- immigrant recess. 1million immigrants come to this country legally every year they are all different colors. and just for the inner-city blacks. and now doing it for 30 or 40 years she knows what she's doing. how democrats use race as a weapon. and the house of representatives and several others. they happen to be then to be protected. and with serial crimes. and then money for her terrorist groups like aoc express your beliefs 9/11 was just punishment on evil americans for their sin sins. at the foreign affairs committee the top highest security clearance a national security menace on so many fronts that's because during these race riots these are not peaceful crowds like a church across from the white house. and everybody knows and then to jump the white house fences at the white house. but the democrats are so insulated and all of them. it was open season on my people. i've got so much in my book. [laughter] i should sti

joining us now is senate minority leader chuck schumer. senator, thank you for being here. tell us about this meeting that you're going to have with meadows and mnuchin? what's your message then and what do you expect to accomplish? >> well, our message is let's get going. it's over 60 days since the house passed the heroes act which is a strong, bold, comprehensive proposal to deal with the greatest crisis, the greatest health crisis we have had in a hundred years, the greatest economic in 7 5. as use mentioned the republicans don't have their own act together. the president says one thing, the senate republicans say another, many are devised. we hope they are unified and present something us to. present something in detail. because up no now they have been dithering. they have wasted 60 days as the crisis gets worse and worse and worse. >> senator, explain to us if you can what this pushback the white house is giving lawmakers including republican lawmakers about not wanting to include money -- additional money for testing and tracing. we have a list of all -- even the re

and doug jones' alabama, take your marching orders from joe biden, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer and the bartender , aoc and all of the liberal left. in his alabama, the second amendment is a dream. it is just a thought. it is not a constitution of them. by god, they are not taking our guns. [cheers] in doug jones' alabama, vote against conservative judges. people that believe in the constitution, believe in this country. he voted against brett kavanaugh. are you kidding me? we have got to have conservative judges in this country to go by the rule of law. [applause] in doug jones' alabama, you don't work for your state in alabama, you don't work for the united states of america. you spend the first three years trying to impeach the best president we've ever had, and he voted to impeach him. in doug jones' alabama, the rule of law is a mob rule. think about that. rule.mob in alabama, politically correct is the name of the game. i am so sick of that. doug jones' alabama is not the conservative state that we love. embrace and defend. it is a liberal fantasy. a liberal fantasy is what do

chuck schumer won't say a damn thing because he's afraid aoc is going to run against him so chuck schumerds to vote on aoc's work product. >> sean: joe biden has embraced sanders, ocasio-cortez, the new green deal, some version of medicare for all. amnesty, sanctuary cities, sanctuary states, higher taxes. redistribution, eliminating oil and gas. in 180 days, the american people decide on all this, lindsey. i look at maps like you do and you want to win and you're a republican and you want to be president, you've got to win florida. you've got to win georgia, north carolina, your state, south carolina. you've got to win ohio. then you got to pick up wisconsin, michigan, may be minnesota, certainly pennsylvania. you've got a hold arizona, maybe go for nevada, new mexico. a district known as the congressional district number 2 in a state called maine. >> i think the president has got a good story to tell. nikki said you may not like everything about donald trump and he may rub you wrong but if the other side wins, they are going to destroy your families ability to be safe and be prosperous.

right now, chuck schumer is addressing the g.o.p.. >> provide money to pay their rent or that mortgages of those thrown out of work for no fault of their own with no income. the heroes act provides $100 billion, $75 billion for homeowners to pay the mortgage. it would prevent another housing crisis in america. the republican proposal, assuming they even address housing issues, would only delay a catastrophe a few months. and of the greatest efficiency in the republican proposal may be their plan for unemployment insurance. according to reports, the white house wants to extend the enhanced benefits for democrats in the cares act but only provide a percentage of the workers former wage. there are four reasons this is a terrible policy. first, it would hurt the unemployed. if you lost your job through no fault of your own, republicans say take a 30% tax cut. sorry. if you've lost your job through no fault of your own, republicans want you to take a 30% pay cut. can you believe that? you lost your job, you can't get to work. the administ

meeting between the secretary of the treasury, steven mnuchin, mark meadows, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer. it will be just the four of them up there on capitol hill to see if they can move the needle at all in some type of coronavirus relief bill. there is not a lot of optimism on either side that they will be able to do it. mark meadows singh earlier today that they floated for proposals, including a one-week extension of the current $600 advancement, and all of those were rejected. as for the present, he touched down just a short time ago. he's got a number of events there. he has got a fund-raiser with assurance, and then a fund-raiser with other supporters in the evening. and then he's got a roundtable on coronavirus response and storm preparedness. hurricane isaias is not expected to make a direct hit on florida, although it could plow into the carolinas. doubling down on his warnings to extend voting for the november election. mass mail ballots to anyone could lead to inaccuracies and fraud. listen to what he said. >> absentee ballots are secure, and they are very good, but universa

we'll talk with chuck schumer, plus a big step forward in the race for a vaccine. >> gametime decisionsa coronavirus outbreak sidelines a major league baseball team forcing games to be canceled. what it could mean for the future of the season. >> paying tribute. the late congressman john lewis is honored at the capitol where he served for more than 30 years. how his colleagues and future leaders are honoring his legacy. >> and safe to ride? electric moped rentals are on the rise during this pandemic. how a series of rececent accidents, including one that killed a tv reporter, is leading to new questions about their safety. >> very scary stuff. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the moderna vaccine has officially entered the final stage before approval. there's never been anything like this in terms of speed. >> a huge leap forward in the development of a vaccine against coronavirus. >> we go from not even knowing what the virus was in early january to a phase three trial is really record time. >> republicans unveiled another covid-19 relief bill. it wo

event of the briefing yesterday, the first one in many weeks, it was the senate's top democrat chuck schumer who took the microphone to talk about resuming of that event. here's what he had to say. [video clip] well, i don't think people should take leach. i don't think hydroxychloroquine is a cure. i think warm weather does not make this go away. the president has called it a hoax.he misleads people . when you look at foreign countries in europe and east asia, developed countries, why are they better off than us? because they have leadership. this president shows no leadership. when he gets up, he speaks mistruths, he tries to muzzle scientists. better stay away. we do better without him. host: senator schumer profiled nations and how they handled it. "the washington post" looks at two states at how their approach differs, arizona and new mexico. they said it appears both states were in a comparable spots and saw similarly low caseloads. on march 24, with cases taking up, the governor of new mexico issued a stay and in the arizona governor followed suit. on april >> we're going to leave thi

so, chuck schumer, it is a branch of government when you shouldn't have approved this in the first place. because of the judiciary committee brett kavanaugh was nominated. that's basically what his position was. but the targets are not really individuals like it's kavanaugh. the target is america it was cooked up i think she won a pulitzer, historical and literate. to deny that 1776 is america's birth certificate and 1780s and actually lets take 1776 and say no, 1619 and the spiritual leader and black lives matter movement gave back wretched despicable unity that said they have their knee on the neck of black people for 401 years and we go back to 1619 and the idea is that 20 african slaves actually they were not slaves, i get this information from a very famous by princeton historian. it was the illegal in virginia and virginia was in english colony. america was 168 years waiting to happen. 1776 rolls around and for the first time in 2,000 years when slavery existed at some time or another and was never denounced by a moral institution, protestant christians, jefferson and the cofounder

a bipartisan agreement senator tim's cost was the leading republican effort but you along with chuck schumer and cory booker signed a letter saying that it isn't salvageab salvageable. what was wrong with the situation and why wasn't it possible for all of you to get in the roomli and negotiate the deal? >> on thehe senate side it was a ined by senate democrats and democrats and republicans a bill we came up with called the justice of policing act with a member of specifications when law enforcement break the rules. nine days later the republicans said it best bill. we banned chokehold's -- or that's not in effect, breonna would be allowed today. when an officer accused of excessive forc force if wantinge was it reasonable because we know you can reason away anything. the question would be was the force necessary. we deal with a number of specific issues. there should be investigations by the united states department of justice and they should be equipped with subpoena power with law enforcement that don't want to cooperate, they have the tools to do the investigation. the republican bill by

that is democratic senator chuck schumer weighing in.lready heard from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell that the stimulus proposal will focus on health care, economic assistance, liability protection, and schools. there is still debate about whether some of the provisions from the last bill will be proverbial -- will be preserved in full. , stanford university professor and hoover fellow, joins us now. lastt to go back to the stimulus bill. there was a general consensus among democrats and republicans that something big needed to be done and need to be done fast, and the long-term consequences did not necessarily need to be debated in that moment. this time around, you have some of the fiscal conservatives a little more concerned about the deficit spending. even on the democrat side, you have a lot of folks in the democratic party pushing certain items they were not able to get done in the first round. do you think we will get the kind of consensus we had on the first couple of bills? lanhee: i do not. i don't think the consensus w

. >> senate democratic leader chuck schumer joined house speaker nancy pelosi after a monday evening meeting with treasury secretary steven mnuchin and white house chief of staff mark meadows on additional coronavirus relief legislation. >> well, we are somewhat frustrated. we had hoped that there would be a bill, and it's dead in the senate they put together little pieces here and there and everywhere. it's pretty clear they don't have 51 votes in the city among the republicans for our proposal. and it's frustrating because they have dithered for three months. .. it's pretty clear they don't have 51 votes in the senate among republicans for a proposal and frustrating because they dithered for three months. now it's these various >> that hurts lots of people. unemployment, rental, state and local and they're still trying to get their act together which is very frustrating because of the needs of people. we also have to read the bills carefully and that's what we told them to do overnight . they managed to have enough money for $2 billion for the fbi headquarters that benefits trump h

. >>> earlier today house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer held a news conference to talk negotiations between congress and president trump to economic aid in response to the coronavirus pandemic. here's that news conference now. >> morning, everyone. in anticipation of seeing a proposal, finally, from the other side of the aisle and the other side of pennsylvania avenue, i invited the distinguished leader in the democratic leader in the senate to join us today to have some observation about what we have seen -- we thought we would have in hand, we'll see. we come together today on a day that marks where -- for the 18th straight week -- the 18th straight week, more than 1 million people have filed for unemployment claims. we come at a time when today we will reach -- they predict we will reach 4 million cases in our country. what's important about that is the steam roller that it is. the acceleration that this has. it doesn't diminish because people have filed for unemployment insurance so we must have reached the peak. it continues. this is the trump virus acceler

doug jones seeks to have chuck schumer be the majority leader in the united states senate. he wishes to see the policies of nancy pelosi prevail over conservative alabama principles. it is an extraordinary thing, he has used the platform of alabama voters to advance a liberal, democratic agenda too long. that must end. the stakes are high. this party politics in the senate is of tremendous importance, as most of you know, as a result of the fact that every committee is chaired by the party that has the majority in the congress. so my view about things at this point in history is that the political parties have not been sufficiently sensitive to, understanding of, and responsive to the legitimate wishes of the american people. i have come to that belief both -- more strongly in recent years. it's really why i chose to make this race. i thought i might have the ability to contribute in some way to the future of our country, in that the republican party has the greatest opportunity to build a leading majority in america. but to do so, they need to be more attuned to the values

while we wait for that to get underway, here's a briefing of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. >> well, we are somewhat frustrated. we had hope that there would be a bill and instead in the senate, they put together little pieces here and there and everywhere. it's pretty clear they don't have 51 votes in the senate among the republicans for a proposal. and it's frustrating because they have did this for three months. now it's a very serious cliffs that hurt lots of people, unemployment, rental, state and local. they have enough money for $2 billion that benefits trump hotels and they say they stwr no money for food assistance. what the heck is going on? so we got to read the bill really carefully. we hope they can get their act together. we very much want get something done for the needs of the people and the needs of the country. but sometimes it's hard to negotiate when you're sort of negotiate wag ghost because one person says one thing and another person says another and one person says the third. the problem in the republican senate legion. >> so in light of taking with the leader

el exalcaldemichael bloomberg, chuck schumer prendieron homenaje a los sobrevivientes de lower manhattann de fuegos artificiales. se espera que miles de personas se congregan en el national mall a pesar de que en las autoridades sanitarias han pedido mantener distancia ante un repunte de casos de covid-19. pablo: washington d.c. festeja el 4 de julio el dÍa de la independencia. se vieron protestas tanto en contra de trump como a favor del presidente. "tenemos un paÍs que realmente se estÁ recuperando" afirmÓ trump en un mensaje. celebra el 4 de julio con su marido pero con mascarilla y distanciamiento social. >> claro que sÍ. por eso me ayudo yo, a mi familia, a mi esposo, a mi hija y a todos ustedes que estÁn a mi alrededor. es bien importante. "esto no deberÍa ser una controversia polÍtica sino untema de salud" ayer trump tuvo un evento en el monte rushmore. la mayorÍa no llevaban ni mascarillas ni mantuvo distanciamiento social. >> nos estamos acercando a los 130,000 muertos a raÍz de coronavirus pero el presidente no parece importarle mucho.es irresponsable su conducta al no exigir d

. >> earlier today house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer held a news conferences negotiations between congress and president trump on additional economic aid in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

chuck schumer saying it is too little, too late. have sarah bianchi.s is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's look at the bloomberg first word news. aircraft a replica carrier in the strait of hormuz. an exercise is the latest move in grading -- in tensions between washington and iran. they say they are not seeking conflict. america says they are ready for any threat. anebook may be able to build antitrust case. halt to turnt -- a over data in the eu. the european union has been exploring how they used data from absalom summer. an unusual restriction, joe biden staff has been forbidden from trading individual stocks without approval from the campaign's general counsel, according to an email. the policy is designed to prevent trading on nonpublic information. and mitch mcconnell has to be more than -- democrats on the proposal. theblicans are opposed to $12 million measure that calls for reducing unemployment benefits and sending $1200 checks to most americans. there is another key provision for mitch mcconnell, liability protections for companies and organizatio

andcrats like chuck schumer nancy pelosi have been blaming republicans for the fact that the fiscal cliffe going to fall off of -- chuck schumer saying the republicans have been did the ring and the white house has no direction. there are specific a six in the republican plan we already know about. they now agree that instead of a payroll tax cut, they are going to send out $1200 checks to americans who make less than $75,000 per year. extent the jobless benefits. put up aid for school. this is basically what they are looking for and at this point, you can say it will be interesting and important if they are ready to start negotiations. at three and an half trillion dollars. that is what the democrats are saying. if you are an optimist, you say there is room for negotiation. if you are a pessimist, you say there is a big difference. what are the democrats willing to drop? what are the republicans going to want do not add? the senator from florida is worried about the budget deficit. for a lot of people in congress, that is the least of their worries. i am an optimist. i think there is a c

senate minority leader chuck schumer in washington, d.c. that's where the focus is right now.longside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. from new york, one hour and 12 minutes away from the opening bell, here is your price action. equities shaping up as follows, down by 0.4% on the s&p 500. yields come in its ingle basis point to 0.61%. down 0.3%. the drama is down in washington right now. some calm on wall street. the expectation is still that they get this done, and this was in evitable, that these two sides would clash at some point. we are seeing that play out big time this morning. tom: the stimulus is going to be many trillions of dollars. there will also be a lot of detail. cowen,rueger is at and he has a reputation for exquisite layout of the detailed. i am sure he will do it again in august. chris, what is the detail your most focused on as we stagger to some kind of agreement? chris: good morning. thanks for having back. i think the big question here, the crux of this phase for bill is going to be the expiring $600 weekly uninsurance payments each end

[inaudible conversations] >> and senate minority leader chuck schumer talked about the gop emergency coronavirus plan during remarks on the senate floor. >> now, a short time ago a ceremony honoring the life of the great representative john lewis wase held in the capitol rotunda. for the first time in our nation's history, an african-american lawmaker lay in state. last week i share my reflexions on the life -- reflections on the life and legacy of john lewis here on the floor. in the story of america, john was one of those special heroes whose moral clarity shone out like a beacon for others to follow, a north star who inspired his fellow americans to join him in the glorious work of perfecting our union. today, as we honor his extraordinary life here in the capitol, many of us -- his friends, his colleagues -- are filled with a deep sense of loss. but i want to share a short message of hope. it seems easy to forget that john lewis was a teenager when he started the work of seems easy tot forget that john lewis was just a teenager when he started the work of redeeming the soul of am

a chuck schumer has never condemned the rioters! you want to know why? there democrats! they are bernie sanders support is! 's outcome of the people who love this country, i don't give a damn what party you are, if you're working hard, if you're trying to work hard, if you wane government -- the economy open,u want your kids to go back to school, if you want to have some normalcy back, you've got to vote for trump! i know what the narrative is, trump won't unite us. how was he supposed to unite us with a rioters? i was he supposed to unite us with nancy pelosi and joe biden and that party? the democrat party has a history of anti-americanism. whether it's slavery, segregation, jim crow, it has a history of anti-americanism, and that includes it today. it's just a differentism. it was a confederacy then. now they are dancing with the marxists, whether it's black lives matter or antifa, whether it's the mayor of new york, and how they've embraced bernie sanders, the most radical man -- or woman -- but the most radical person in congress today. that is now the biden agenda.

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reporter: in a statement reacting to this the top democrat in the senate chuck schumer writing in a statement quote, today's jobs report may be a slight peak in a much larger valley. unless president trump demonstrates real leadership in fighting the health crisis and senate rub republicans finally get off their hands to work with democrats to provide fiscal relief the person from americans will only worsen. that is the take from democrats, clearly connell and melissa, a different picture what they're saying over here at the white house. back to you. connell: blake burman on the north lawn for us. thank you, blake. melissa? melissa: let's go to jack did i dee dee with more on the markets -- jackie deangelis. reporter: melissa, the jobs report that edward mentioned that created momentum. we finished up 92 points higher on the dow jones industrial average but as you guys also pointed out, off the session highs but not on the session lows either. that is because the market is balancing good news on the job front with a spike in coronavirus cases. it worries that we may see some reshutting down a

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every time a democrat, nancy pelosi or chuck schumer or "the washington post" or "the new york times," and it's every day they do it, trump's anti-immigrant, that is a disgusting lie. there are a million immigrants who come here legally under trump, and then they say he's a racist. anti-immigrant racist. that's another monstrous lie. because there's a million immigrants who come to this country legally every year, and they're all different colors. trump not a racist. nancy pelosi is a racist. she has contempt for inner city blacks that she can walk all over with her party and do it quite, you know, she's been doing it for 30 or 40 years. she knows what she's doing. how the democrats use race as a weapon, well, one of my chapters in my book "blitz" is called the terror caucus of the house. i think that's the title. certainly, the terror caucus. and the house -- it consist ises of ilhan omar, rashida tlaib, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ayanna pressley and several others. they happen to be all people of color, to use the ideological terminology. so they're protected. you want to talk about