crist, dr. birx, with the vice president last week, we are launching project catapult to dramatically increase testing in arizona. this is a partnership between sonora quest laboratories and others in the private sector with the arizona department of health services. this will be an financial increase in tests -- exponential increase in tests and processing tests. we will be at 30,000 tests by the end of july. 60,000 tests per day by the end of august. and we will have increased lab processing capacity which will give us results much more quickly. you saw where we are in positivity today in arizona. ,nd we are testing sick symptomatic, and people exposed to covid-19. i also want to remind you that we had weeks in may and june where we did not hit capacity of testing because we did not have the demand for testing. today, demand is through the roof. and i know that people not only who are sick, symptomatic, or have been exposed, but that everyone wants to get a test. and we want you to be able to

i'll go with you, congressman crist, first. good morning to you. morning. hopefully you can see it, showing the rise in covid-19 cases in florida, from march to july. you can see it spiking up and up and up. what's happening with florida right now "the new york times" has described it as like a bus accident a day, florida struggling with one of the worst outbreaks in the country, along with texas, arizona, and california. as somebody who was in charge of the schools and education in florida, do you feel comfortable with a bus accident a day rise in cases for kids to go back to school? >> of course not. i mean, that's absurd. what we have to do, we have to be smart, joy. we have to be could gnizant of trends and numbers. neither is good in florida right now. 11,400 new cases yesterday, in one day. that's shocking. and as a floridian it breaks my heart and is very disturbing. we're talking about students going back to school in about a month, august 12th. that's not very far away at all. what i think is the right approach is not what the governor is

crist: for st. luke's we do have st. luke's ready as a warm site and a contractor that could come in and provide the equipment and the staffing and run st. luke's. that is -- we've always had that as kind of a last resort option. it is ready to go. what we would like to see is arizonans provided care in licensed regulated facilities. and so working with our long-term care providers, that would be our first option. however, we do always have st. luke's if that is needed. so that's where we're planning right now. for the testing, so yes, sonora quest done a phenomenal job and so excited they've been able to add capacity. we are looking at the possibility of rapid tests. they are non-test efficient and they really are that one by one or one by two type test like if you had a visitor that was coming in or if you needed to quickly assess whether a patient should be in covid precautions or not. as they become with the rapid, the antigen test, that will be more like a strep test that you would be able to do in a doctor's office

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calculus, as it relates to florida, you change america. >> in his single term as governor, charlie cristsee. >> but under crist's successor, republican governor rick scott, that flood became a trickle. >> number 66, leon gellis the 3rd is here. >> a parade of returning citizens would travel to the state capitol to petition for the return of their voting rights >> i commend you for what you have done to turn your life around but at this point, i am going to deny restoration of revcivil rights. >> governor scott restored voting rights to three times as many white men as african-american men. >> can ci ask you a question >> sure. >> how long is that? >> i'm not sure. you know, i think every -- every case is different. >> in this case, leon gillis the 3rd, a community leader who founded a halfway house for other returning citizens, never did have his voting rights restored before he died just a few years ago. >> in eight total years, i believe less than 5,000 people were able to have their rights restored. >> roughly, 40 times the number of floridians saw their voting rights restored during

crist is recognized. >> thank you madam chair. mr. chairman i want to express my strong support on the subcommittee's work, i think are most important job is to keep america safe. this year's defense bill meets that. with your leadership and that of ranking number calvert come with a products to be proud of. the bill includes a number of provisions i was proud to work on with the chairman and staff. we boosted oversight of the new contract removing services for military men and women, an important function impacting the lives of servicemembers and families. we also promote a greater access to classified contracting opportunities for small and nontraditional businesses, and -- who face significant hurdles while facing innovations with the dod. and we directed the department to do a deep dive on the ways to help small businesses gain affordable access to secure steps so more businesses can participate in the product -- contracting process. i want to thank the chairman. not for just his decades of hard work and dedication as a staffer ,

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rob: with 100 days to go until the election politics editor crist i are walled says it comes down torump's pandemic response. >> he was an administrative it looked the facts in the eye, looked at the swing stated the whole situation with what was going on in the virus, the but a campaign manager, canceled the ill-conceived jacksonville rally, they got real, the president changed his tone. if donald trump turns this around, tracing it to last week, when he started to turn it around. jillian: not a good start for the mlb season, canceling two games monday night after learning 11 miami marlins players and two coaches tested positive for covid-19. >> never considered not playing from my standpoint, take a risk every day. >> we build protocols to allow us to play, that is why we have the expanded rosters and the pool of additional players. we think we can keep people safe and continue to play. jillian: the commissioners reassuring fans the sports world is an easy including the nfl and training camps open today. joining me jason page and medical contributor doctor jeanette. i will start wi

crist, aye. miss delauro, aye. mr. fleishman, no. mr. fortenberry, no. ms. frankel, aye. ms. granger, no. mr. graves, no. dr. harris? no. mr. heard, no. mr. joyce, no. ms. captor, aye. mr. kilmer, aye. miss kirkpatrick, aye. miss lawrence, i. ms. lee aye. ms. mccollum aye. mr. moolenaar, no. mr. newhouse, no. mr. palazzo, no. mr. pocan, aye. mr. price, aye. --aye.gley, i mr. rogers, -- mr. rogers? no. mr. ruppersburger. mr. serrano? mr. serrano aye. misses torres, aye. ms. wasserman schultz, aye. misses watson coleman. mr. womack, no. misses bustos is not recorded. >> record me as an aye. >> mrs. bustos, aye. >>ch member will now have five minutes to record their votes or change their votes. ote. >> mr. stewart? mr. stewart, no. mr. stewart. mr. stewart no. chair lowey: on this vote the are 22. 30, the no's i ask consent that the staff make conforming changes to the bill. objections, the vote is reported. wonderful. congratulations. free at last. oh no, you have to be on the floor. >> here's a look at our live coverage monday. the house is back. votes expected during the day.

crist is recognized. rep. crist: first, i would like to commend you for your incredible career and service to our country. god bless you for all of that. i want to think chairman serrano for his leadership on our subcommittee. done an extraordinary job and you will be missed as well, my friend. first, i think the chair for including my request to noaa to address harmful algae blooms that have affected my state. the $30 million provide our nation's bravest with proactive treatment options helping them avoid jail. this is under the federal treatment coordination act, and i cannot thank you enough for that support. i also commend the inclusion of my request for report language directing the fbi to take meaningful action to address guardianship fraud and to protect our seniors from exploitation. finally, i would like to voice my strong support for the important work that nasa is doing, including their quest to land our first woman on the moon and the next man on the surface of the moon throughout the artemis progr

well someone said to me oh, can you come to my crist everyoning or-- i go oh, i can't, i'm giving bloodw i justno, i'm toot d r i will die. i can't come see you and they go yes, fair enough. >> stephen: that's a terrible lie by the way. i'm giving blood at the orphanage. that paints a very strange picture, i have got to say. oh no, we're just spraying it around, we're not putting it in bags. i'm trying to teach these orphans that it could get worse. imagine a strange man came to give blood. >> st not even-- a lot have died because my-- . >> stephen: that's t have i got to do that today rather than come to your cristening. >> exactly. by the way we have skipped over this, but what is your drink of choice. you say that you have, the first thing you did was stock up on alcohol, what is your drink of choice, what is your. >> it st the evening so i have a little beer. this is a little ipa and then i will probably go on to the red wine late we are my meal. >> stephen: okay. >> so yeah. >> stephen: you don't do the spirits. >> i like a whiskey but i think you have to do that very sparingly, ch

and yeah, they spend most of their time, many of these liberal media outlets just crist sizing and attacking president for any move that he makes while when you look at the president's policies, they're common sense policies that mainstream americans can agree with, which, that of insuring that we have a prosperous economy and that we put american workers and american families first. elizabeth: mercedes, let's listen to this. let's listen to the president, compare and contrast tear policies. watch this. >> mr. president, please listen to your public health experts instead of denigrating them. >> he opposed my very strict travel ban, xenophobic he called me. if we listened to joe biden, hundreds of thousands of additional lives would be lost. >> i see american factories and american workers racing to dominate the global market. >> america lost 10,000 factories while joe biden was vice president. >> one in five miles are still in quote poor condition according to the american engineers. >> why didn't he fix them? he was there for eight years with president obama. why didn't they fix them? >> n

. >> congressman charlie crist, good to have your voice. thank you very much for joining us. >>> the surge in coronavirus cases in some states is straining already taxed hospitals. i'll speak with a doctor from a hospital in a hard-hit region of arizona who says he's already having to make difficult decisions about resources. stay with us. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." chances are you have some questions right now here are a couple answers... lysol disinfectant spray and disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. unfortunately, we can't answer every question you have right now. lysol. what it takes to protect. are you currently using a whitening toothpaste, but not seeing results? try crest 3d whitestrips. its enamel-safe formula lifts and removes stains to provide 100% noticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3d whitestrips. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you wai

crist, no. ms. delauro, no. mr. fleischmann, aye. mr. fortenberry, aye. ms. frankel, no. ms. granger, aye. mr. graves, aye. dr. harris, aye. ms. herrera-butler, aye. mr. hurd, no. mr. joyce, aye. ms. kaptur, no. mr. kellner, no. ms. kirkpatrick, no. ms. lawrence, no. ms. lee, no. ms. lowey, no. ms. mccollum, no. mr. moolenarr, aye. mr. palazzo, aye. ms. pingree, aye. mr. rutherford, no. mr. serrano, no. mr. simpson, aye. mr. stewart, aye. ms. torres, no. mr. visclosky, no. ms. wasserman schultz, no. mrs. watson-coleman, no. mr. womack, aye. chair lowey: on this vote, the amendment is not adopted. for what purpose does the member from illinois rise? a reading at the desk. i wish to dispense with the reading of the ammendment. chair lowey: the clerk will read the amendment -- oh. the reading is dispensed with. >> i will offer and withdraw this an attempt to increase funding in conference. and i want to thank mr. visclosky and majority and minority staff working with me and my staff towards that end and provided the commitment to work on this as we move forward through the proce

crist for his asking, there is a lot of discussion about when things will go back to normal the new normal. the newhat will become normal. how do you think this debate will be reflected in the economy over the next few years? are we going back to normal or sing a whole new normal? ms. burwell: he wants to take that one first. [laughter] i think we will be in a place where the impact of covid, even if we have a vaccine that starts be rolled out, the best predictions are something being rolled out in the new year, i think there are things about that, it will be a vaccine that will probably -- people think vaccine and they think 100% effective. the fda said it will approves on the debt 50% effective. we will be scaling the vaccine for those who need it most, health-care workers and those most at risk. i believe that the country from a health perspective and an economic perspective, we are looking at two years of something that no one would consider normal. in terms of what we have historically known. i think there will be key elements that as we were talking about, there will be some changes

crist is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. mr. chairman i want to express my strong support on the subcommittee's work. as members of congress, i think our job is to keep america safe. this year's defense bill meets that. with your leadership and that of ranking number calvert, we have a number of products i am proud of. the bill includes a number of provisions i was proud to work on with the chairman and staff. we boosted oversight of the new contract removing services for military men and women, an important function impacting the lives of our servicemembers and their families. we also promoted greater access to classified contracting opportunities for small and nontraditional businesses, who face significant hurdles while trying to share their innovations and expertise with the d.o.d. and we directed the department to do a deep dive on the ways to help small businesses gain affordable access to secure steps so more businesses can participate in the contracting process. lastly i want to thank the chairman. not for just his decad

crist: murphy -- rep. krishnamoorthi: i want to direct my first question -- as you had talked about, it seems like china is throwing its elbows in the neighborhood. it is throwing its elbows with regard to taiwan and on the border with india. without taking stuff that would escalate the crisis, what can we do to assist india with regard to productively responding to the situation and more broadly getting china to comply to a rules-based order? >> thank you, congressman. in previous crises, and even in the last one in 20, which involved the chinese and indian in 2017, which involved the chinese and indian militaries standing off on either side of the border, you saw the u.s. supporting through diplomatic support. we have seen statements supportive, and i think they have been appreciated in india from both the administration, but also numbers of congress and both sides of the aisle. -- but also for members of congress on both sides of the aisle, which conveys to india which is always concerned about external