because nothing says stimulus like the dalai lama.hter] were going to go against streaming, crackdown. no one's seen this ability impossible to read it it's that rare case when justin mosh and aoc are singing the same tune and they are in harmony incorrect on this pretty should not pass a bill you have not read. for going to try to help americans at here's an idea pretty going to spend money you don't have which is what they're doing right now. the skies the limit, okay, if this was the case for this bill we would all every single american, man woman and child get a check for $200,700. they'll be pretty sweet right now. instead, some of us might get a check for 600. we've already spent $3 trillion in march and april of this year. we forget about that? the largest stimulus in american history. no big deal. that would've been $9000 to all of us. the jew feel $9000 richer after all that? >> though be great this time of your man own mercy. what i could do with nine large. >> this is exactly everything is wrong with washington right now. e

mention of the dalai lama on page 5,099.he establishment of a new museum for women's achievements, that's cool, page 2,80. protecting salmo in california on page 130. we're going not line by line but page by page and tweeting about it. you can find me on twitter. >> leave it to scott mcgrew to break it all down for us. we appreciate you. 6:45. >>> restaurants sit empty across the bay area. this is from the latest regional stay-at-home order. "today in the bay's" jackie ward is live in san jose's san pedro square where there is a new push to allow them to reopen, jackie. >> reporter: a lot of business owners are asking for something that they have been asking for months, data that proves transmission is, in fact, happening inside their establishments. right now as we know only indoor dining is not allowed and restaurants are limited to takeout services only but many of them can't survive on that alone. and retailers while still open can only operate at 20% capacity. supervisor matt haney is expected to introduce a resolution

anthony fauci topping the pope and then lebron james tying the dalai lama, a big hitter, surprised that make this point because it is important. all levity aside, the doctor should've won. he is the true hero. he is the person that should be most admired, he is a doctor that december 30th, almost exactly a year ago tried to warn the world about coronavirus and treats patients with it but the chinese government says you're not allowed to talk about this anymore and he eventually contracts it and dies in february that he is my most admired because if he doesn't start to blow the whistle on this when he did, who knows how long the chinese would've stalled on this and who knows how many more would have died across the world and in this country as a result. >> shannon: you're absolutely right. he stepped out and took a lot of chances and try to save a lot of other lives and probably did in the process. gallup looks at postelection approval ratings, also at the top of that list, 87% approval among republicans, what does it say to you quickly about his future as a president and the party. >> t

there is even a section detailing reincarnation of the dalai lama.ere to break it all down is brian morgan stern. white house communications director. i will not spend a lot of time with the dalai lama, god bless him. will the president sign the bill? i know he wanted more money sent out to individuals? >> david, thank you for having me. the president indicated his intent to sign the bill for a few reasons. this is going to take care of american families with stimulus checks. it will take care of american small businesses with the renewed ppp program, the paycheck protection program. small businesses make up half of the workforce in this country. also unemployment insurance for people who have been displaced through no fault of their own. it will have money to get schools open. it is going to help get vaccines where they need to be. there is a lot of good content in this bill, things the president has been pushing for for months. the unfortunate parts of, number one the democrats obstructed this for months to play politics of they thought passing thi

>>> congress has passed a massive bill that brings relief to american families and help for the dalai lamall go through it with you coming up. >>> plus, a former president's play list. barack obama sharing his favorite songs of 2020. the top tunes that made the cut. >>> right now at 5:44 fog rolling through the north bay and it's not as thick as it was in the east bay as yesterday. we are looking at foggy conditions to start. all of that coming up in a few minimum. >>> while we do have that foggy issue, the warning for the north bay, highway 37, the golden gate bridge no problems. here is palo alto. you will find road crews through san mateo county. be aware of that and we'll show you what else is changing coming up. >>> today the man investigators say abducted and killed hayward girl more than 32 years ago heads to court. the convicted killer, david misch, was just arrested in the cold case investigation. he faces murder and kidnapping charges. he's already serving time in prison for the murder of a woman in the hayward area and facing charges in the killing of two women in fremont back i

to the tibetan people, when the time comes to choose a successor to their spiritual leader, the dalai lamasigned the bill into law, on sunday. it says chinese interference in the dalaw also stipulates that china will not be allowed to establish any, new -- in the u.s., until washington can open its own, diplomatic outpost in tibet's main city. >> translator: tibet-related issues touch on china's sovereignty and territorial integrity. and no interference by any external forces will be allowed. we urge the u.s. to stop exploiting relevant issues aimed at interfering in china's internal affairs. >> relations between the u.s. and china have soured, over issues related to trade and the south china sea. biden is expected to take a tough stance with beijing over human rights issues in hong kong and the xinjiang uighur autonomous region. >>> a woman for independently reporting on the coronavirus outbreak in the city of wuhan. that's where the first cases were identified. the court in shanghai sentenced the former lawyer on monday, on charges of picking quarrels and provoking trouble. she, then, po

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to rewrite part of the controversial bill many think it doesn't go far enough we discussed the dalai lama facing frauds with office. this is not about taking pictures or old video footage of demonstrations it is about showing the faces the phillies often when airing things they should you know blur the pictures to the face of the policeman that's normal that should be expected because now with the with the social networks you have so many threats against policemen because they do their job and it can step families something should be found it's a pity that article $24.00 that was so badly written in the law that was badly prepared by the government will shrink the stakes because now you see what happens in paris and then there's the interview with everybody the world that is terrible for president my friends reputation them to be seen most because they have had very recent example of violence would make a lot of the president if you dig and those silly. he's black finnigan's badly beaten by the police and that was on the placebo because they did it was that's how we know about these other

not have nothing to do with pandemic for example new horseracing rules and even a section on the dalai lama the outgoing president has threatened not to sign it if amendments aren't made me to poke takes a closer look at the bill hollow lou it the warring sides in congress have finally set aside some of their differences and agreed to dish out $900000000000.00 in covert 19 relief for families and businesses but the $600.00 stimulus checks which are half of what people got back in april have left many under well one time payment 600 dollars. is this a joke and jobless no health insurance this isn't going to cut it congress this need some senators even took offense at people questioning their life saving bill oh it's real help it's a trillion dollars for god's sakes what is that $1000000.00 and. there is no money fairy we don't have this money we don't have 5 percent of it sandra we had to borrow it is real help will it be enough i think it will be but we're just going to have to wait and see but the covert relief package didn't come alone the absence of the money fairy didn't stop congress f

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in tenth place back in the hit parade is the dalai lama who remains an inspirational figure to americansmably because he shows how life can still have meaning even after the chinese have stolen your country out from under you. and the most admired women top ten, no dr. jill. again, curious. perhaps trees on a separate list of most admired doctors. the bad news is that aoc beat out the clean. the good news is that the queen nevertheless kicked greta thunberg. god bless her. this' political leaders have been using it as a pretext for suspending fundamental american rights like freedom of religion and indeed freedom of movement. to make matters worse, the centralization of wealth and power and a handful of corporations that control their access to information could be a recipe for an actual authoritarian takeover in america. that's what glenn greenwald argued in a recent essay, and he joins us. you're basically on it because you ran afoul of the publication you helped found. my sense is that this thing is actually accelerating very fast. it's a couple of months ago, supposed to be shocked b

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. >> another section of the 5000 page funding bill includes america's dance on the dalai lama's successorpreventing china from in the process which would interfere with tibetan buddhism. the measure gives the us permission to impose sanctions. >> big tech making moves to influence president football biden's administration before he takes office, this according to a report from reuters. jillian: joining us with the center for new american security tara fredericks, thanks for being here. who will it benefit and what is the risk? >> you hear about the proverbial revolving door in dc, people who make regulations that go in and out of government, people who lie in wait to go to the next administration and have a lot of influence and it looks like big tech, that's the new revolving door. in terms of who it would benefit, very interesting again when you look at what happens with the biden campaign in the course of the selection you see big tech, at least amazon, microsoft, google were among the top five contributors to the joe biden campaign committee for political action committees linked to th

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she got the congressional gold medal for the dalai lama. she staged a demonstration in beijing.ost got herself arrested. here she is protecting eric swalwell. strange behavior by nancy pelosi who used to be a big critic of china. >> we know pelosi and gop leader kevin mccarthy were briefed on twitter. writing i had a briefing to learn more about swa lshs well's ties. and one thing now is crystal clear, swalwell should no longer be on the intel committee, is he right? >> well, the evidence is not made public yet. obviously the fbi has secret information. if the briefing took an hour as they announced, there must be a lot of information concerning the congressman usually the appointment to the intelligence committee is given to the most discrete, most cautious, most prudent members of the house of representatives. so this is solely on nancy pelosi's head if something serious has happened and she's covering it up. what scared me is she was briefed on this be in 2015. she admitted. she didn't let the republican side get the same briefings. so this is her personal responsibility now.

provisions on recognizing the next dalai lama and tibet. a prohibition on on sunday me cigarettes through the mail. criminal fines if you misuse the logo of smokey bear. and you won't go to jail now if you transport water chestnut plants or alligator grass between states. >> it's too little in some places, the process has been too messy. this package is way too badly needed for us to do anything but to pass it. >> it was a legislative list in more ways than one. the coronavirus package is the longest ever. nearly 5600 pages, or nearly five volumes of war and peace by leo toy leo toy story. >> just the sheer fact it was 5,593 pages and handed to us with five hours and 45 minutes to read it before we had to vote on it, that principle alone is enough to vote no on it. >> ron johnson voted no calling the bill a "monstrosity." it may be weeks, maybe months, before we know what it is in it. others didn't like it, but went along. >> this is a tough way to legislate to save everything to the very end. pass a very large bill -- and we don't even hav

foreign aid, and even a statement of policy regarding the succession of the reincarnation of the dalai lama. but for american suffering, the current package includes a mere one time, $600 direct payments, and even worse, is that lawmakers passed one of the most expensive and egregious pieces of legislation ever without actually reading it. it's degrading. it's disgusting and demeaning. but unfortunately, not at all surprising. of course. and exactly what we have come to expect from the entrenched political swamp. just listened to congressman tulsi gabbard and senator rand paul explaining their opposition. take a look. >> hey, everybody. i just got back from having voted on the house floor on this massive spending bill. i voted against it, and i wanted to tell you why. first of all, this bill is over 5,500 pages long. we received the text of this bill at approximately 2:30 this afternoon and were told we would have to go and vote on it just a few hours later. i've been here long enough to see how provisions are snuck into these bills, literally in the dark of night, without any announcement,

there was a film about the dalai lama. he represented tibet. chinese got upset at that film, bob iger said i want to apologize and in the future we should prevent this thing that insults our friends. this goes up to mulan, the movie, the live action mulan that was made by disney and some part made in cooperation with the same folks that were oppressing the leaders that minority, the muslim minority, as many as a million people have been brutally oppressed by the chinese government. they used an agency that is apart complicit in the wiegers. they received a lot of flak for that as receptly as last year when the nba dust-up happened, bob iger was asked to take a position between the nba and hong kong. iger said "to take a position that could harm our company in some form would be a big mistake." bottom line is, this guy has appeased china many different ways. is it really the guy we want to hold the line for the u.s. in beijing? >> bill: but trump and pompeo, they poked the beijing bear. if you watch nikki haley with dana, she had a message for j

for horse racing and a statement against beijing's interference in the appointment of the next dalai lama claudia sam is the founder of stay at home market consulting and a former u.s. federal reserve economist joins me now live on skype from washington d.c. good to have you with us it was a difficult negotiated bill and one that both democrats and republicans have had to compromise on yet the president wants to append it can he with sort of both houses voting categorically for it. thank you for having me here yesterday i sure do think that we celebrated president tramp signing the relief package and yet what we got instead was him saying that he disagreed with. the retina decided unless there was another $2000.00 of those were the payments to households the senate and the house had enough of those that they can override his veto but this mess it should have gotten out to people weeks ago and it hasn't is the money that's being offered in this bill enough considering many will have a crude quite a lot of debt and they're going to find that very hard to pay off in the coming months they re

there have been direct threats about the withdrawal of funds if, for example, the dally lam -- dalai lamath taiwan in certain ways. so is this a dire, daily, widespread threat? no. but it's growing and it'sal. >> reporter: the trump administration took a tough stance on china. the incoming biden administration promised it would do the psalm. but the issue is tuition costs here in the u.s. are high. states don't provide enough funding to universities, and that's where the need for foreign revenue comes in. the hope is that the government can find a way to have some sort of facility for this, but at the current moment there isn't one. david? david: jackie deangelis, thank you very much. well, breaking news also now from republican congressman jim sensenbrenner, he is calling on the house ethics committee to invest congressman eric swalwell and his relationship with suspected chinese spy christine fang fang. accept seven brenner says -- sensenbrenner says swalwell is now compromised and should not be on the committee. house speaker nancy pelosi doesn't seem very concerned about swalwell's in

the withdrawal of funds if, for example, the dally are llama gives a speech at the university -- dalai lamaty works with taiwan in certain ways. so is this a dire, daily, widespread threat? no. but it's growing and it's real. >> reporter: now, the trump administration took a very tough stance on china. the hope is the biden administration will do the same, but the issue issue is that tuition costs are high, and states don't provide enough funding for universities, and that's where the need for this foreign revenue comes in. the hope is that the government can find some sort of filter for this. as of this moment, that filter is not in place, but it's something we e need to do. back to you. neil: jackie, thank you very much for that. spencer brown, young america spokesperson, but, spencer, i'd be remuss -- it's very nice to have you -- not to get your thoughts on this with the chinese sort of pressuring views and maybe influencing young minds. what do you make of it? >> yeah. it's an incredibly concerning situation especially when, as jackie was mentioning, you know, a lot of the flow of mone

eisner and on that trip, michael eisner apologized for releasing a movie that was sympathetic to the dalai lamation that companies an in the united stats are facing with china. maria: i think you bring up such an important point, dagen, because hollywood has totally rolled over for the communist party and there's that film that you're talking about, there's another film where tom cruise had on his jacket something, the at thitibetan flag. they made him take it off. james and i wrote this book, trump, china and american revival. we zeroed in on 40 years of engagement that actually fell flat, did not work. dagen is talking about the coronavirus. we know that the bad behavior of china came way before the coronavirus including intellectual property theft, including putting insiders inside some of our most important institutions to steal data. your reaction to bob iger potentially being the ambassador to china. >> we engaged with china on the theory it would lead to political reform. it hasn't. bob iger, reason to be concerned. he's got a lot of experience trying to make the chinese regime happy. he

policy how to determine the country's next spiritual leader the dalai lama. pete, katie, brian?hat portion of the 9,000 pages. good to see you, griff. among the people who voted know, rick scott, rand paul, mike lee, marsha blackburn, ted cruz and ron johnson. when we put out a call business expert charles payne. the same charles payne who hosts making money at fox business at 2:00. charles? it's a lot of money, it's more that's in your savings account. i looked at your passbook before i came on air. going to make america a better place? is. >> it will provide a bridge so that america itself can become a better place. a large part of america becoming a better place is allowing the nation to be the nation. reopening this country thrill and letting us earn money that we prefer to do rather than, you know, waiting for any sort of government assistance. so, you know, i'm hoping that this will be the bridge, but, you know, the most important thing after, this obviously, the vaccine distribution, but, let americans work. let americans go out there and do what we did to become the numb

funding social engineering programs in pakistan we are funding a panel to examine a succession of the dalai lamahe priority, so stop funding foreign projects in a covid relief bill, knock that out, and take that money and use it to fund and give the american people a $2,000 check. if nancy pelosi does that, i think she'll get overwhelming republican support and she'll certainly have my support but just to add a $2,000 payment instead of a $600 payment to the pork that's in the bill is just unacceptable. rachel: but is she going to do that, representative buck? is she going to take the pork out of there and all of the programs that she loves? i guess i'm curious is that what the bill is going to look like? >> well once again, she gave us 6,000 pages in a few hours to read it. i'm sure we won't have a chance to read this bill before we vote on it and the democrats will vote for it. the republicans want to see the bill. if she strips the pork, if she stops giving her pet projects in the united states and overseas this money, she will get republican support but it takes more than just an hour of deb

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