clyburn: thank you, dr. jha. now dr. gottlieb. , dr. gottlieb: thank you. i think we all recognize the extreme hardship this nation is going through right now, not just the extreme death and disease from covid-19 but also , the extreme economic hardship and the public-health consequences we have experienced to try and mitigate this pandemic. we all want to start to reopen the economy and get you to the things that we had enjoyed, get back to a sense of normalcy, but we need to recognize the challenges that we face against the backdrop of a spread that is still persistent in thisspread n this country. there are hopeful signs, we see hospitalizations and new cases going down nationally. even as we increase testing and see positivity rates going down, the doubling time is now extended to 45 days. reproduction production numbers is about 1.1 now. we are seeing signs of a slowing epidemic nationally but we are , still reopening against the backdrop of more spread than we anticipated. so how can we do that smartly

james clyburn. they talked about the next aid package, focusing on needs of state and local governments, and sexual allegations against former vice president joe biden. [camera shutters clicking] speaker pelosi: good morning. i am very pleased this morning to be joined by mr. clyburn, the democratic whip, the chair on the committee on the coronavirus. today we are here to talk about how we can reach out to everyone as we reach out with broadband. , mr. clyburn will be addressing that, he's been a champion. you know everything is about , time. we are in a time of great sadness in our country. 60,000 people have died, more than from the coronavirus. 30 millionoximately americans have applied for unemployment insurance. the lives and livelihoods of the american people are at stake. and we have to make some decisions about time, as to the time when we would go forward to opening up our economy. that is the question at hand. i firmly believe there are three steps that we must take in preparation for what

with that, chair clyburn: chair clyburn: i yield back. thank you very much, mr. jordan. to ms.at, i yield maloney. war weloney: this is a are not winning. we need to do this in a bipartisan way. we need to work together. i thank my colleagues on the democratic and republican side for joining this committee to work together for the answers to protect this country and the american people. heads invite republican of the fda, and lastly, the oversight committee had a former appointee from president bush, who headed up the response to the katrina crisis. he told us in clear words that what we need is a clear command center, a national testing virus,y, to combat this and we needed not only that, but we needed to have a defense production act, because we are in a war. activate it. use it. create as many tests as we need, protective equipment that we need. order it to be done. get it done. every expert is saying we cannot reopen, we cannot go back to work, we cannot be near-normal until we can test to see who is sick, and everyone should be tested, and this country can do it. we

clyburn: thank you very much. mr. pettis. >> mr. chairman clyburn and ranking member scalise, and members of the committee. good afternoon. we operate six restaurants in new orleans. we have 500 coworkers. with our teammates we have run a restaurant for decades. so many of our coworkers have done this for over 20 years. some more than 40. our success has allowed us an array of benefits. such as health and dental insurance, educational assistance and team members receive $6,000 to help them buy a home. 401k, paid time off and so many others. unfortunately all of that has been suspended for now but just for now. during the time we have been closed, we have provided thousands of family meals to those in the hospitality industry and musicians. new orleans has over 80,000 hospitality workers, all were welcome. jim beam, crystal hot sauce, provided the funds for this. and they paid the teammates who prepared the meals. on behalf of my coworkers and the restaurant industry, i thank you for your swift action and putting t

clyburn speak about this yesterday, about justice. it is a bigger, it's a larger issue, but it is not anything new, and it has been happening for a while. and sadly, at the same time that so many other deaths, just so unnecessary. i don't know if you saw his brother and sister bridget talking about him in such a beautiful way and how sad it was and how unbelievable it was to them that their brother had suffered that fate. it was so counter to who he was and how much they miss him and how much they love him. and hopefully some comfort that so many people share their grief and pray for them at this sad time. >> do you think that officer should be charged with murder? rep. pelosi: let's take our lead from them of how these things -- in terms of how these things are sequenced, but we did see a murder on tv, and it wasn't self-defense. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] an

certainly clyburn is so influential with african-americans in that state right now.lyburn now says that it is not a must that an african-american woman be the number two on his ticket, serving as his vice president. do you get any sense from your conversations which way the vice president, former vice president is leaning right now and how critical do you think it is not just for him to make that decision but ultimately for what is a significant bloc within the democratic party that there is a person of color on vice president joe biden's ticket? >> well, in both the interview and in my private conversation that i had with the former vice president i think the issue to me was for him to understand the sensitivity of it. and i think he gets that. i get no indication what he's going to do one way or another. and i think that people are not trying to raise it as an ultimatum that his opposition would use saying he had to do something or that he was threatened but raising it saying that this has got to be something that we see taken as serious consideration. which is why

congressman clyburn, let me start with this. considering that not all the members of this committee seem to be happy that they're on this committee, how do you think today turned out? >> i think okay. thank you so much for having me. but i believe the committee was fine. we expect for there to be some partisan posturing. we heard the comments made when the committee was first established. but this committee is attempting to track what the truman committee did back in 1941, when we were about to launch efforts into world war ii, harry truman, then a junior senator from missouri, looked back and watched what had happened after world war i and decided one committee being proactive was much better than having 16 committees being reactive. and that's what we're trying to do here >> all right. so what do you want this committee to do. the experts had were health experts, some with experience in government. what were you hoping to accomplish with today's hearing? >> well, you know as well as i do that there's tremendous angst taking pl

jim clyburn is a smart, political person. he is credited with getting joe biden the nomination when joe biden -- he is also the individual who told everybody -- he elected the third-highest person as majority whip, they lost a majority, he kept the job. you have to be politically smart to keep a job as majority whip losing the majority. he went on to come back as the whip, who had joe biden the nominee, he told all his members that the coronavirus is an opportunity to restructure government into their liberal view. politically, he is smart, he wants to use things politically, she is trying to tell me this is a policy one. i viewed it and told her clearly that i view this as another impeachment committee, it is the only one that is looking at from a standpoint of that we created from cares, is what is not created after cares, that is weighted. there are more democrats than republicans. there's nobody from the administration endo senators. -- and no senators. it is a politically appointed group. then she says, let me see who yo

margaret clyburn is with us, president of the rice university student association, rising senior, majoring in history and french. thank you for being here. we heard the president of rice university on cnn last hour talking about the changes that are being made, but what about for you guys as students? what do you make of this plan? >> i think the things i've been hearing are that students are so excited about the possibility of being able to go back in the fall. there is definitely some nervousness, some uncertainty, because -- nothing is for sure. >> little choppy connection there. if you could repeat your last thought -- oh, it froze up. we're going to fix that. go break. and we're going to come back so we can hear from anna margaret clyburn at rice university. u w'n incomplete job from anyone else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can it help keep me asleep? day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. ♪ absolutely, it senses your movements and au

jim clyburn, as always, was right in the comments he made about vice president biden. biden is not a saint, but he's a good public servant and he is a distant human being. for many people in this country, according to polls, a majority of his people in this country, they think you'd be a good president. so, it has started a conversation. but one of my questions is why there isn't a conversation about what's happening on the other side. two days later, president trump treated essentially calling a prominent black female politician on the democratic side fat. that didn't spark outrage among the people two days earlier who were so outraged to joe biden for his comments. jim clyburn's rights. politicians aren't angels, they are alternatives. elections are choices. they are choices between two people. for many democrats, particularly in the black community who jim jim clyburn leads in many ways, they've made their choice over and over again for joe biden and for democrats. >> melissa: yeah. i guess, lisa, it comes back to the passion behind the candidate. and now the temper

>> first of all, i respect jim clyburn very much. in fact, with joe biden as president, finally some of representative clyburn's economic justice ideas could be put in place to address the economic injustices that we've seen in communities of color over the years. secondly, i just can't discuss politics right now. my city was on fire last night and our communities are hurting and we want to see a better night tonight and that is all i have been focused on. and i know that's what vice president biden is focused on and honestly, joe biden was a great vice president. he will bring compassion and competence to the white house. and he's going to make the decision that he feels is right. he'll decide who he's interviewing, he'll decide who the vice president will be and he'll do it for all the right reasons. but right now my entire focus is on what's in front of me and that is criminal justice reform because, yes, there must be justice, as we discussed, in this case but we must make more changes in our sentencing laws, allowing people to v

and so i don't -- i agree with clyburn that i don't think that he necessarily needs a woman of colorticket. i would love to see it. i would absolutely love to see it. but i just don't think that that is -- that is the direction that he necessarily needs to take now. i mean, black people are not going to go out and vote for trump and they're not going to necessarily sit at home, either, just because they didn't have a black woman on the ticket. >> you had p. diddy and naomi campbell this week who were talking and they were saying that joe biden has a lot to do for the community. >> yeah. >> yeah. for the community, but i don't think that that necessarily means that just because you don't have a black person on the ticket means that nothing can be done for our communities. for one, black people need to start doing, you know, our own things in our own community and not rely on the government. >> and we should mention that we talked about the allegations against president trump and he has denied all of those, but rachell richie, thank you so much for joining us this morning. and we know

first of all, -- clyburn. it is lima, ohio, not lima. the attorney general of the united states just a little over a month ago sent a memo to all u.s. attorneys. the subject line was "preservation of civil rights." he said the constitution is not suspended during a crisis. do you agree with that statement from the attorney general, mayor curry? >> 100%. >> good. i figured you didn't based on the action you took in your city. did you -- you did based on the action you took in your city. did you close churches? >> we did not. >> did you close gun stores, any gun shops? >> we did not. youd residents -- did you or your states governor encourage residents to snitch other neighbors? >> we did not. that is a personal decision. i have told people, you don't need to be policing your neighbors. this is not a police state. >> we appreciate that. in jacksonville and the state of florida are largely opening up now. right? >> we are very close with some capacity limitations. we have got youth camps and sports starting in the week said. >> i want to th

clyburn is a committee that will be looking at how these dollars are spent. one of the examples from that so-called volunteer corps, whatever that thing was, is that somebody knew somebody who knew somebody who said he had x number of ventilators, referred it to the state of new york. they awarded a contract. and there were no ventilators. we hear that again and again, with masks and the rest. so we just want to make sure that the hundreds of billions of dollars that are being spent to the tune of trillions now, but hundreds of billions for these purposes is not waste, fraud, abuse, price gouging or profiteering off of it. so that in an overall guide assistance what the committee will -- that new committee will be doing. it's not about oversight of what the president knew when and where. that's for another day. but this committee is about how we go forward. >> what about dr. bright? he's going to be testifying. the whistle-blower whose complaint alleges a lot of mismanagement and improper science, through political insolence from the white house and pressure

representative clyburn talks about how all of us are being affected. the chairman talked about churches, he went to a church of 60 people, 16 people were affected by the right virus. the failure of the trump administration and having a testing test strategy, means more meccas will die from this virus. it is time for mitch mcconnell to stop confirming unqualified judges to the federal bench and hold them both to the heroes act. because testing saves lives. but the heroes act does much more. first responders, ppe, keep themselves in community say. grants to medical schools and diverse and undeserved areas, including, we want to be a part of the solutions. grants to the technology to build capacity and learning, for health workers and serving cut communities of color. additional sees cdc reporting. even though the last report was garbage. in the rate racial disparities because pages with links is not good enough. modern sensation and equity data. in culturally appropriate covid-19 awareness campaigns. the main be clear provisions coupled with the testing,

house speaker pelosi is signing democrats to serve on the battle led by james clyburn.mong them, maxine waters, jamie raskin, carolyn maloney. house minority leader kevin mccarthy calls those appointments of the panel purely political, and he doubts republicans will even participate. well, joining us tonight is a member of the leadership, house minority whip steve scalise. congressman, it is great to have you with us. and let's start with that panel. the idea that republicans would not participate. your thoughts. >> well, lou, i think when you list those names that you just mentioned, i mean, those were all people who have been very rapid people that have just been focused on the impeachment of donald trump regardless of fact. they all voted for the hoax impeachment. you seeing this whole thing blowing up with the latest papers that showed they were targeting flynn, they tried to set him up. the dirty cops other at the fbi, i i wish they were focusing on that so that the vast majority of our fbi agents who do such a great job defending our country can be exonerated. fra

james clyburn said now is not the right time for biden to choose her as his vp. how much pressure is he under on this question? >> well, generally speaking, a vice presidential pick is overinflated in terms of its importance in an election. but i think when you have two candidates, particularly two white men who are at the top of the ticket on the republican and democratic side, and especially when you have a nation that is facing this sort of uprising and division, it puts a lot more pressure on that vp spot to be someone who can resonate with people who can connect with people. and amy klobuchar's record, her prosecutorial record, was an issue for her when she was a presidential candidate, certainly that's going to come back under a microscope when you talk about in light of the recent events. so certainly that is weighing on former vice president joe biden. congressman clyburn is someone who has the ear of the former vice president and someone who is very influential within the democratic party. so if she's speaking publicly about that, that is a lot of troubl

congressman jim clyburn, who arguably propelled biden to the nomination in south carolina, has calledte, a tremendous vp candidate. do you agree? >> well, any time that jim clyburn speaks your name and speaks it in a positive light, then that's certainly an honor. i think i'm a pretty great person. i don't know if my husband will agree with that. but i certainly think that joe biden has the right to pick whomever he thinks will help propel him to victory in november. so it's an honor to have my name spoken in that light. but being mayor of atlanta right now is a more than full-time job, continuing to lead our city but also in the midst of covid-19. >> i have to ask you about tara reade, the former biden staff member who has accused the former vice president of assaulting her in a capitol hill corridor in 1993. vice president biden denies the allegations, he says they're 100% false. do you find tara reade allegation incredible? >> you know what, the vice president has said has been completely accurate. he says that tara reade should be heard and should be taken seriously. but i think t

congressman clyburn said this is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to refight our vision and the democrats said it was more of a wish list than a serious proposal at that. the pandemic is not an opportunity. a health crisis not a free-for-al tom restructure our government. we should be working together to reinforce the promise and progress that we are seeing taking place in this country. with that, i open it up to questions. yes, sir. reporter: question about speaker pelosi. is it appropriate for a .resident to accuse a tv host mr. mccarthy: i wasn't around when scarborough was here. i don't think there is anything further to discuss. reporter: what are your thoughts on the president upcoming executive order on the social media giants when it comes to this liability issue, when it comes to going after certain tweets that people make? mr. mccarthy: well, i actually agree that the president should be looking into it. i haven't seen the new majority to bring them in. e brought a number of c.e.o. oomplet and shouldn't be the arbiter of what people say online. interesting me w

and followed jim clyburn's endorsement of joe biden.hat's why he's the position he's in, which reinforces the negative narrative that joe biden ain't woke. >> reporter: biden's comment come at the perfect time for the trump campaign which has been courting the support. they took the lime light off favorable turn for biden in another story that's been dogging his campaign. the sex assault allegations from former staffer tara reade. yesterday, her attorney don't her case after defense lawyers questioned whether reade had lied about credentials when serving as an expert witness in domestic assault cases. they said the decision to drop reade as a client doesn't imply the allegation against biden is unfounded. alicia. alicia: jacqui heinrich in new york. thank you, jacqui. leland: the fbi director is ordering an internal review of the investigation surrounding former national security advisor michael flynn, how it was handled, who knew what, when. garrett tenney with more on what they will look into. hi, garrett. >> reporter: this is known a

jim clyburn is a smart guy. --is clinically very smart politically very smart. i would credit him with getting joe biden the nomination. he kept the majority whip job which is unheard of, to stay inside leadership, that is politically good knowledge of what to do. he is the political person they have up for their. very good at their job. but he also said in a conference, the virus first came virus anhe called the opportunity to restructure government. smart political move on his part, bad policy for the nation, something i disagree with thoroughly. he instituted that into their conference. so he named the chair. is this a policy or political committee? then, we find they put maxine waters we know maxine about impeachment, inciting other people to go after each other if they politically disagree. the freshman, who they took to the rules committee to actually make the argument for democrats to bring impeachment articles to the floor, he actually made a rally two days before the president was sworn in that the president should be impeached. it seems to haven't chan

jim clyburn, probably one of the most political people in the democratic side, described the pandemic as a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit their vision. not an opportunity for the health and well-being of americans, but a political opportunity to restructure any liberal view the government of america. maxine waters was also appointed to this committee by the speaker. she said in 2017, "i'm going to keep working until he is impeached." jamie raskin called for the president's impeachment just two days before his inauguration. he was also the individual selected by the democrats to go before the rules committee to bring the articles of impeachment forward to the house. whenot sure what they have it comes to holding accountability on the cares act. i know what they do politically. that is what has always had me concerned about this committee. while democrats might use this to take another stab at impeachment 2.0, republicans will remain committed to truth and transparency. that's why i'm going to ask our whip, steve scalise, to leave this panel for us. in addition, the

coincidence joe clyburn is in charge and he is helping joe biden as we head into the summer before anlection. but they are see starting off of the videoconference briefing? we should be here meeting in person if it is as important as the democrats say it is. letter tosent a businesses that accepted money from ppp. trying -- universal stainless is trying to put workers on the unappointe -- on a planet line. if they don't have a dollars, they will have to lay people off. they are trying to put steelworkers in pittsburgh and eastern ohio on the unemployment line. their second pick action is to have a hearing where they don't ask republicans about any of the witnesses, don't give us proper notice. i don't know if this is a hearing or because i hearing. we get three minutes to ask questions. it's an unfair process for a committee that is total -- totally political. people want to get back to work all over the country. other lawmakers are saying not so fast. they have medical concerns in the cities. how do you balance that conversation nationally, especially when we are in the middle of one

jim clyburn, who is probably one of the most political people on the democratic side, who described themic as a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit their vision. not an opportunity for the health and well-being of americans, but a political opportunity to restructure their liberal view of the government of america. maxine waters was also appointed to this committee by the speaker. she said in 2017, i am going to keep working until he is impeached. raskin called for the president's impeachment two days before his inauguration. also the individual selected by the democrats to go before the rules committee during -- to forward the articles of impeachment to the house. i am not sure what they have when it comes to holding accountability of the cares act. i know what they do politically. that is what has always given me concern about this committee. this the democrats may use to take another stab at impeachment 2.0, republicans remain committed to truth and transparency. whips, thisto our panel will include jim jordan, blaine luetkemeyer, jackie walorski and mark green. i am

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jim clyburn, who is probably one of the most political people on the democratic side, described this pandemic as an opportunity to restructure things to fit their vision. not an opportunity for the well-being of americans, at a political opportunity to restructure in a liberal view, the government of america. maxine waters, who was also , set in 2017 i'm going to keep working until he is impeached. and jamie called for the president's impeachment just two days before his inauguration. it was also the individual selected by the democrats. i'm not sure what they have when it comes to holding accountability on the cares act. i know what they do politically. that is what has always given me concern about this committee. this tocrats might use take another stab at impeachment. toublicans remain committed truth and transparency. that is why i have asked steve scalise delete this panel. this panel will include jim jordan, it will include the minor, jack jaworski, and mark green. you are familiar with mark green. he will be the only doctor on this committee. he is a west point graduate. he i

clyburn of south carolina, chair. ms. waters of california. mrs. carolyn b. maloney of new york. ms. velazquez of new york. mr. foster of illinois. mr. raskin of maryland. mr. kim of new jersey. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 7221 bsh-r-b-1-a-10 of the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2020 public law number 116-92, and the order of the house of january 3, 2019 of the following member on the part of the house to the commission on combating synthetic opioid trafficking. the clerk: mr. trone of maryland. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 7221-b-1-a-10 of the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2020 public law 116-92, and the order of the house of january 3, 2019, of the following individual on the part of the house to the commission on combating synthetic opioid trafficking. the clerk: admiral james alexander win feled of mclean, virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's 22 ntment pursuant to 22 u.s.c. 602-l

congresswoman deming than the kingmaker can jibe in -- jim clyburn. >> i would not have supported him if i did not think he was best suited to be the next president of the united states, just that simple. >> a potential vp contenders in some hot water. michigan governor gretchen witmer's husband tried to use her title to justify getting his boat launched during the holiday weekend. she claimed it was a joke giving her been on boating and acknowledged it didn't land well. she said she wasn't laughing either. >> thank you so much. dire predictions about reopening in places like ohio, georgia and texas has not come to pass. signs of economic recovery start to sprout, democrats are reportedly dreading this general election scenario, trump could be poised to benefit from the dramatic members produced during the partial rebound phase likely to coincide with four months before november. that realization has many democrats spooked. let's dig into the economic a with republican congressman from ohio jim jordan, good to have you tonight. as we look most recent polling others who do you just do

jim clyburn, obama's director of national intelligence said this "i never saw any direct empirical evidencef the trump campaign or someone in it was plotting or conspiring with the russians to metal with the election." compare that to the twitter fe feed. samantha power was asked by the committee if she had any evidence of cocollusion -- conclusion with the russians, she said "i'm not in possession of anything, i did not have anything out of the intelligence committee." susan rice said this" i don't recall an intelligence that i would could consider evidence. amazing. and here is loretta lynch. asked if she saw evidence of russia collusion, and she replied this way "i do not recall that being briefed up to me." notice the word choice. i do not recall. for three years our entire political system, every television, every media outlet looking for russian spies. we were told again and again to justify this that collusion was the greatest crime ever committed in american history. a crime against the state. it undermined our democracy. if the attorney general of the united states, a close friend

. ♪ ♪ lou: breaking news, congressman jim e clyburn recently told house democrats that the relief billnavirus was, quote, a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision. we're now seeing more of these radical dems using basically the same rhetoric to describe the political exploitation of this pandemic for their agenda. take a listen. >> seems to be part of a much large arer system that eventually and quickly, i hope, gets us to universal health care. this would be a terrible crisis the waste, as the old saying goes. >> this is a moment not only of crisis, but inherent in that crisis is opportunity. we have a real challenge to insure that voters are able to access the ballot by mail. >> when i go down and when i vote against these relief packages, out gives me no pleasure. we are not giving relief to tenants, and we are not giving relief to everyday people, then we should not be supporting packages that help bankers and the wealthy and the rich and do little to nothing to everyday people and mom and pops. lou: well, former top fbi attorney james baker saying he's coop

elizabeth: you know, house majority whip jim clyburn whip said he cringed at joe biden's comment. the thing, gianno. the african-american voter has correctly selected who wins the presidency, the presidential winner more than half the time since the 1990s. so you're saying, joe biden wasn't joking. this is just what is basically taken as the narrative inside the democrat party that maybe other americans don't even realize is going on, that your take? >> that's absolutely correct. many americans, as i say, most white americans probably don't even know this, african-americans have been the central ones to vote in those who would be the presumptive nominee for the democratic party since jesse jackson and what's problematic for african-americans is african-americans continue to select democrats. they continue to be taken for granted and get nothing for their vote. this is a hard lesson i think african-americans have been learning for years but they're really learning it this year. elizabeth: you know, since joe biden started running for president he threatened to physically punch out

democrats have formed the house select committee on the coronavirus crisis, led by majority whip john clyburn of south carolina. joining me now is a member of that committee, democratic representative bill foster of illinois. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, al. happy to be here. >> let me ask you this, days after the formation of the committee, republicans finally named members. but they're still calling the committee partisan, in quotes. why do you think the gop is so resistant to oversight? >> well, i think that they're very nervous about their ability to defend the response of the trump administration. you know he, when president obama referred to the trump administration's response to the coronavirus as a chaotic disa disast disaster, i think he was mincing words. that's not the main focus of what this committee is going to be doing. what we're going to be doing is making sure the money that is going out, the assistance that is going out, the medical supplies that are going out are going where they're needed and where the american people expect them to go. >> now, we have seen

even prominent biden supporter congressman james clyburn who bailed him out of south carolina was clearly taken aback. watch this. >> my friends aren't impressed about that. in this instance, joe did not do as well as i had hoped in responding. but i will say this. i go about my business every day comparing joe biden to the alternative, not the almighty. >> sean: biden's ultimately half-hearted apology, said he shouldn't have been such a wise guy. what biden set on that radio program is more than just a one-off campaign gaffe. we know that. it's part of a long never ending disturbing of racial rhetoric. remember in 1977, biden worried that his children would grow up in a "racial jungle" if integration is not done in an orderly way. 1993, said that intercity crime is caused by predators on our streets, supported a crime bill that ramped the prison sentences all across america. donald trump fix to that, by the way. slight observation. he told a crowd, you have to have a slight indian accent if you want to work at a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts. 2007, how did we forget when he called barack ob

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endorser who helped him beef up his firewall distance himself from biden's comments, call guzman james clyburn>> i go about my business every day. comparing joe biden to the alternative, not the almighty. >> does that mean biden support is soft? one prominent progressive says she's going to vote for him but she does believe the woman accusing him of sexual assault, tara reade. >> there's parts of what she has said that's been corroborated. >> november's election may hinge on how the post-covid economy is doing. this economist suggests a quick recovery. another unnamed obama official. >> do you expect a v shaped recovery? >> no, i don't. >> saying that it's no wonder he's supporting blue state lockdowns. laughing off experts. a booming economy would be bad news for biden's campaign. the candidate left the house for the first time in ten weeks. >> surge is relative. if you're losing tens of millions of jobs, millions and millions of jobs. you gain back a quarter of it or half of it, it's going to look like there's real growth. >> biden says that he won't stoop to the president's level when it co

there's others, for example, i just was -- jim clyburn said it's not necessary.ou know, i'm going to pick the best person -- look, you've watched me and i think the two most important things are, you've got to pick someone compatible with you in terms of your style and my style and combat -- you want it to be the -- who will be loyal in the sense that whatever disagreements you have are between you and the president at that moment. and so that's a process that's underway. >> the president is stepping up his attacks on mail-in voting. how confident are you that the election in november is going to be safe, secure and fair? >> it depends a lot on whether or not the president follows through with his threats. for example, cutting off money for the post office for mail-in ballots. this is a guy who sits in the oval office, fills out his absentee mail-in ballot and sends it to florida to vote in the primary. why is that not susceptible to fraud? there's no evidence at all, there's no reason why we can't have an honest, decent vote and the president is always lying abo

jim clyburn, the south carolina congressman who many credit with sort of rescuing joe biden's campaign. he was eliminating amy klobuchar from the veepstakes because he said joe biden needs somebody who will complement his candidacy not complicate it. and he was trying to be diplomatic there, but considering everything that's happened in minnesota, amy klobuchar had to answer for some of her roles, and some people believe she should have been more aggressive prosecuting cops when she was a county attorney in the state. so the point is this. i have a congresswoman on the show, val demings. she's not been in congress very long. so you would say, okay, is she really ready for the leap? she has been in law enforcement decades. she started as a beat cop. rose to be the first woman police chief of orlando. in this moment -- never mind that she's in an important swing state -- but is her ability to perhaps walk the line on law enforcement and the african-american community, is that something that benefits joe biden in the fall? i think that's something he's trying to figure out. >> that's very