: we had a plan to survive. >> chris: yeah, ongoing. >> debbie: we had a plan to keep going, doggedlyin to one format, or one form, you know. it was just, everybody was doing everything. >> anthony: you introduced the entirely revolutionary notion that street art was in fact really art. >> freddy: the painting that we did on the street was coming from a place that pop-art came from as well. like popular culture, magazines, advertising, comics. and so some of the first people to buy paintings from me and jean-michel was chris and debbie from blondie. and then they also commissioned me, lee quinones, and jean-michel to do sets and art, and to participate in their music videos, some of the very first. >> anthony: your support and work with fab five freddy, i mean look at the soundtrack to the whole world, now. it's hip-hop, that connection, that cross over there. you had to put considerable muscle and gravitas. >> chris: i talked to all these record company guys, and i'd say 98% of them told me it was a fad. >> debbie: it's not going to last. >> chris: it's going to go away in five years

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museum's debbie callum was very generous with her time.plete my presentation, and myself, mike, and debbie are available for any questions. >> thank you. thank you so much, peter. i almost didn't recognize you with your covid beard, but i also wanted to say, peter, that we -- the board as a whole did want to extend our condolences with what was noted at the last meeting. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> and glad that you're back. >> nice to be back. thank you. >> and debbie, thank you for that presentation on the c.m.p. nice to have you on board. i think we do have valuable items that are so important to the history of the treasure island and to have it be done in a rigorous way and to be able to keep track of those items is important, so thank you for that. and who -- who -- where are the items being stored and handled right now? is it through the treasure island museum? no, it's at tida. >> the items that are considered under this collection management policy are the tida items. the vast majority of those save for the ggig culture a

debbie may help drive us across the finish line. it is not hyperbole to say that this delegation is laser focused on your needs, the needs of the people michigan and the american people. the kinds of conversations that take place around your kitchen table. conversations as profound as they are ordinary. how will i get on work on time if i 75 is flooded again? how can i be sure that the auto plant will still be here? more broadly, how do we emerge from this pandemic with not just a little breathing room but a real fighting chance to get ahead. for most of the 21st century, the lead the world by a significant margin because we invested in our people. we invested in ourselves. something went wrong along the way. we stopped. china and the rest of the world are catching up. we are about to turn that around in a big way. we will be building again. we will be moving again. as the united states of america. it starts here in detroit. you know how critical it is. mary, i can remember talking to you way back in january. by 2035, jim would be 1

museum's debbie callum was very generous with her time. and with that, i'll complete my presentation, and myself, mike, and debbie are available for any questions. >> thank you. thank you so much, peter. i almost didn't recognize you with your covid beard, but i also wanted to say, peter, that we -- the board as a whole did want to extend our condolences with what was noted at the last meeting. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> and glad that you're back. >> nice to be back. thank you. >> and debbie, thank you for that presentation on the c.m.p. nice to have you on board. i think we do have valuable items that are so important to the history of the treasure island and to have it be done in a rigorous way and to be able to keep track of those items is important, so thank you for that. and who -- who -- where are the items being stored and handled right now? is it through the treasure island museum? no, it's at tida. >> the items that are considered under this collection management policy are the tida items. the vast majority of those sav

debbie stabenow, once again, debbie delivered for michigan auto workers.as the driving force to make sure this all included a national network of electric vehicle charging stations. gary peters, senator peters, instrumental in secure a mere $65 billion for high-speed internet in this law. so families in rural michigan will finally have broadband infrastructure they need to get connected and expand the possibilities for them and their children. and elissa slotkin. she knows that the competitive edge around the world depends on the strength of our industrial base here at home. and the people who run that base. and dan kilde, who continued to be the leading voice for investing in infrastructure in small towns and communities so folks in every part of the state can compete. dan and debbie are responsible for the additional tax credit of $4,500 for union-made vehicles. and hallie stevens, she ran to fix michigan's roads and bridges. you're delivering, kid. you are delivering. and andy leven, former union organizer. andy fought like hell to make sure this law al

thank you, debbie. good afternoon, co-chairs. >> we are on 8. report from the mayor's office on disability. >> public comment. >> would you like to proceed, john. >> sure. good afternoon. i am john. i am acting director ofmod as debbie indicated. i am wearing a white shirt and yellow tie. my hair is black and combed back. to the right side of my screen is my desk and papers and a red phone. behind me is bookcase with code books. some of you know around mid-october. director bond was in an accident involving an e-scooter. i receive a text from her yesterday. she is doing well. she is on the mend. we are wishing her a speedy recovery and anticipating she will be back soon. i will present the director's report that will be available on themod website monday, november 22. www. www.sfgov.org forward/mod. the report on the what is new section on the front be page of the web side. the director's report this month will be kind of i will make it quick. i will provide updates and data on some ofmod's primary programs. starting with architectural access. f

his sister, debby, she's fired, she's like this erin brockovich type character and she decides that, you know, she's not going to let her brother become another statistic. she's going to avenge his death and she connects with a lawyer by the name of jim who she had going back 30 years and she was arrested on drug conspiracy charges. and the two of them get together and they first filed suit against the doctor that described the oxycontin, and then the pharmacy, and then they go to other pharmacies, but it doesn't stop there. debby has this question-- asks them the question, where do all of these-- where are all the of these pain killers coming from, she didn't from ups or federal express or the united states postal service, who knew. she took it upon herself to get in a car and follow some of the delivery trucks that came around the county, and she had the license plate traced to a company called cardinal health which turns out is one of the biggest opioid distributors in the country. and from there, they go, again, they go up and up the chain, the supply chain. and also, there's kin

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debbie has the question wherenk are all these painkillers coming from. she didn't know if they were coming from ups, fedex express, the united states postal service. so she took it upon herself to get in the car and follow some of the delivery trucks that came around the county and she had thee license plate traced to a place called cardinal health, which is one of the biggest opioid distributors in the country. .. they go open up the chain the supply chain there's also a subplot to the power of local news in particular watchdog reporting, my stories started with the newspaper about the new attorney general that was elected and he had strong ties to the pharmaceutical distribution and he inherited a lawsuit filed by his predecessor. anyway to sum it up several months if not a year to release some documents related to the total numbers to all the counties in west virginia and >> it was upwards of 78 million. essentially they had flooded the state with painkillers. this was oxycontin and hydrocodone. and if you take those drugs in large amounts you literal

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>> no ma'am. >> miss debbie tells you that jesus what? >> loves you! one day, and a lady said to me, i heard you people beat a black people. that's the kind of rumors that went around. she had some of her grandchildren with, her i said to you bring those babies to my bible study on wednesday night, and you will know what we are about. you need to have what? faith. what is so stressful, and it's so sad because i want to please everybody, and i want to love everybody. sometimes it's awful wondering why god brought me to this place? god, why did you bring me to this town, why? >> thank you, you may all be seated. >> for those of you who have not heard or do not know, we did have a wonderful victory in orangeburg, our flag will continue to fly, i hope it will continue to fly forever. >> you can't pay a lot of attention to what you see in the media, don't read modern books, they are extremely slanted. if you read the original accounts, you will find the real reasons why both sides fought. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the second coming of the klan used the battle flag. and t

debbie, what does this say about where the gop is headed? >> alicia.e should be condemned. and what we have seen in the history of the nation is one party is overwhelmingly using threat of violence to obtain power. we can't do that when we have one party intimidating others. this reminds me of what we have seen and continue to see in cuba today. it is not a matter of safety, but losing our democracy. it has no place in our country for one party to intimidate and harass those of an opposing view. what we are seeing in the republican party is they glorify this. they continue to spread and incite violence inorder to intimidate. we cannot allow that to happen. >> recent polling showed roughly a third of republicans agreed with the statement true american patriots might have to resort to violence to save our country. >> you heard debbie, not only is it a threat to our safety but our democracy. do you agree? >> we need to stop using the phrase republicans sliding towards extremism. republicans have jumped wholeheartedly with both feet into at the radicalism

madame royalty debbie allen. ms. allen, i'm so thrilled to have you here. you have no idea.ause that you take on personally. tell me why that is. >> oh, tiffany, first of all, thank you for having me. i'm very happy to see you. i watch you all the time. thank you for all the information you give us all the time. but aids hit me hard, i lost half of my dance company "fame," my boys to aids, and that was so painful and so hard to watch without having any help. it was at a time where we didn't know what to do. there was no medication like there is now, and there was such fear and such shame and now times have changed, and you know, since the moment magic johnson stepped forward, i actually was on his board for quite a few years to help him with helping people to become aware and so aids health care foundation, this global organization that's been functioning for more than three decades led by michael weinstein is doing such a tremendous job to improve the quality of life of people that are suffering with hiv, people who need to know about it because young people now kind of lik

>> you're going to get some republicans, this is debbie dingell you all know . congress needs to come together more. we're americans. i think everybody's fine dust and i think it's sad publicans are having a broken about notvoting for it . i know many, there's so many things we agree on. we need to remember what the congress is. compromise isn't a dirty word and congress means coming together. we will take these two last questions. [inaudible] >> i have a lot to say onthis issue but this is why we have the democratic policy and communications committee here so i'll yield to them . >> it would be great if you could write that. that would be helpful . we do have this tax cut or families on a recurring basis. so middle of this month, over on the majority of american families will get another direct deposit into their bank accounts of cash . and every time this happens another opportunity for us and we have been doing that and we will continue to do that . we're also in a really different information ecosystem then we were in a decade ago. some folks believe that jf

. ♪ the first ♪ >> reporter: like thousands of american public servants, choir teacher debbie baker in just wrong. it's wrong on so many levels. >> reporter: the villain -- her own government as she tearfully told us in 2019. in 1999, baker borrowed $35,000 in student loans, but her loan balance has more than doubled despite years of payments due to fees, interest, penalties. a crisis for more than a half million public servants. military members, teachers, and nurses buried in student debt. >> we had a student loan industry who had no problems ripping off dedicated public servants. >> reporter: the d.o.e. failed to police and often predatory industry. anher sh- the vernme ten years of service the debts wiped clean. the program had a 98% rejection rate for applicants like debbie baker. >> you kind of feel like nobody cares. i'm a nobody, i'm a little person out here, and i'm just getting squashed by big monster. >> reporter: but now new relief. the d.o.e. pressured by the american federation of teachers agreed to overhaul its loan forgiveness program. it will credit past payments and r

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democratic congresswoman debbie dingell from michigan shared some of these voice messages with me, and restrictions, on various activities, she came back to her home and there were men with assault weapon standing outside. this is something that is therefore very present in the lives of members of congress. it is present in our political rhetoric. part of what we have seen is what happened in january 6th and the aftermath, as jonathan described, was that you had former president trump laying a foundation for this kind of acceleration. if you believe, as much of the conservative base does, that the election was stolen, that provides you a platform to justify a lot of pretty radical, violent acts. so that's part of what we are witnessing right now. the rhetoric at those conservative events has grown extremely violent, there was talk of revolution and war and tyranny. these are words that are not tossed around lightly. their words with serious meetings. >> yeah, i want to just read the reporting from debbie dingell, what happened to her, and i was pointed to that piece around men being ou

. >> in a few minutes, i'll get reaction to the bannon news from congresswoman debbie dingell and one of the most chilling moments from january 6th. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> hang mike pents. i heard that and it was no joke. to pence's boss, donald trump, it was apparently no big deal. >> were you worried about him during that siege? were you worried about his safety? >> no, i thought he was well protected and i had heard that he was in good shape. no. because i had heard he was in very good shape. but, but, no, i think -- >> you heard the chants, that was terrible. >> he could have, well, the people were very angry. >> they were saying hang mike pence. >> it's common sense, jon. it's common sense that you're supposed to protect. how can you, if you know the vote is fraudulent, right, how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? >> the fallout from that kind of toxic attitude from the top is being seen right now on capitol hill from the republicans most loyal to the president threatening their fellow party members over an infrastructure bill. >>> in one case, sendi

i don't know what he would do he -- hold him accountable. >> debbie wasserman schultz, two days laterer gosar has been doing for a very long time. >> i will take you back to when my dear friend gaby giffords was shot of a constituent meeting. her staffer was killed we have steve nash scalise, shot at a baseball game. i had a pipe bomb delivered in the stairwell, it had to be blown up next to my office door. his spokesperson said we have no joy? there is about making a big deal out of this? he is dropping a lighted match on a tinderbox of extremism that can get real people hurt or even actually killed. hurso if there isn't an examplf what kind of conduct should be censured, then i don't know what is. let me also just take you back to gosar speaking at the rally, that whipped that crowd into a frenzy on january 6th. and then they charge the capital and attack our capitol police officers, tried to overturn a legitimate election. this is dangerous stuff. while democrats are trying to improve peoples lives, republicans have become led by guys like gosar, a morally bankrupt group of extremi

joining us to talk about that and so many other things, congresswoman debbie dingell.i know you and your colleagues very hard to achieve this infrastructure bill. tell us what provisions of the bill are you most excited about for your constituents. >> good morning, jonathan, good to see you. we both are up "way too early." >> that's for sure. >> it was an exciting day yesterday. outside was cold yesterday, by the way, bitter cold, but that bill means a lot to every american across the country. the fact of the matter is the republican and democratic presidents have talked for more than 25 years about the need to get an infrastructure bill. our roads and our bridges are unequal to any other country. it's embarrassing. impacting our economy. we needed to get this done. i have to say i was hope for the last ten days after the last dramatic week, and i actually -- people were nice. people were happy. they were excited. they want to know what it means for them. it's not going to happen overnight. you know, you don't go out and fix the road next week, but you're going to star

that censure of paul gosar, democratic congresswoman brenda lawrence of michigan and representative debbiean-schultz of florida. representative lawrence, let me begin with you. what brought you to the point of demanding censure? >> it was clear that this rhetoric and this push for violence, this is not having an opposition or opposing view. this is about inflicting harm on human beings. i was one of those members on the floor january 6th where it was the most bipartisan day in congress because republicans were running side by side with democrats for safety, for their lives. here we are in continuation of that, a member inciting violence, and in the most immature way, a cartoon. and to say that the resources that taxpayers paid for, for us to do our work in congress, is being used to incite violence is unacceptable. it crosses the line. the fact that women are being depicted as the victims of violence. i'm the co-chair of the women's caucus. we must stand up against that. violence against women is real in america, and here we are again confronted with the fact. it is not funny. it wasn't hu

joining us now is debbie dingell of michigan. back in michigan again, and this time, with real support for the electric vehicle industry there? >> you know, it's great. it's always great to welcome the president. i am a car girl and he is a car guy. when you see him behind the wheel of anything, he is a very happy man. i like when i see joe biden happy. also, he is here with the message this is an industry that has got to lead the world on mobility. we put the world on wheels, now we are leading it in my ability and going to the combustion engine to the electric vehicle. >> the tesla became the most successful automobile coal company in the world largely through government subsidies, the tax credits like this 7500 that you can still now get for tesla purchases. because they are not a unionized company, the much higher tax subsidy would apply to the general motors electric company and other companies produced by union workers. >> part of what's the president doing, he came here earlier this year and was behind the f-1:50 truck. th

you debbie and swiftly on out to their oh, a welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories. this at least 27 refugees and migrants trying to reach britain, have drowned in the english channel near cali to them both sank. un official save the worst disaster and the crossing stops, and keeping records of $73.00 white men in the us have been found guilty of murdering a 25 year old black man who was out jogging about ob, where he was chased down and shot dead in a georgia neighborhood last year and several buildings were on fire on the capital of the solomon islands after a 2nd day of writing that despite the government composing 836 are locked down, demonstrated that demand and the resignation for ministers. manasseh saga, varied. now time may be running out and landmark piece deal between columbia and fog rebels signed 5 years ago, but the promise piece has not been achieved. alessandra petty traveled to the county region to speak with form of fighters struggling to integrate into society as new groups battle for control of the territory. fuller fight grabel william woody l is

as soon as the bodies and debbie ever moved, the miners keep digging out cobalt. nobody here can afford to stop. there aren't any other jobs for them. this is the end of a line without 40 men. stopped deep on the ground. about a 5th of kong, as cobalt is dug out like this by hand. government planning reforms. it says it wants to make the sector safe. one was taken from everybody to be crushed and tested boring stations like this one. most of them have been taken over by chinese companies in recent years. the amount of cobalt is measured on this machine called the mine is respect to the machines. usually rig as all the weighing scale, are they taking us for fools or slaves when we take our minerals to the chinese, they cheat us on the quality and the weight. and how can we, as congolese, benefit from this way of working? they spend digging out earth or rock without any cobalt on paid it to these men of our better luck. they gather at the minds edge to divide their cash. on the best days they say they can make about $12.00 each. usually his less than half that much

we'll talk about the importance of all of this with florida democratic congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz. meanwhile, in cuba, they're preparing for another round of anti-government protests on monday. we'll get a firsthand look at the situation on the ground, from a journalist who just returned from the island. we'll also take a closer look at the fight over who should be getting booster shots of the covid vaccine, as out west, some schools are being forced to cancel class because of staffing shortages. >>> and she was the first african-american women to be held as a prisoner of war, beher story was often overlooked. we'll hear from her later this hour. >> and we begin in washington, where president biden is going all-in on infrastructure, as rising prices keep taking a toll on american's wallets. later today, the president will hold a cabinet meeting to discuss the implementation of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which he will sign on monday. after he signs the bill, the president will visit new hampshire and michigan to promote it. all of this coming as americans continue

the program had a 98% rejection rate for applicants like debbie baker. >> you kind of feel like nobodyerson out here. and i'm just getting squashed by a big monster. >> reporter: but now new relief. the d.o.e. pressured by the american federation of teachers agreed to overhaul its loan forgiveness program. it will credit past payments and reevaluate rejected applicants. the d.o.e. acknowledged the system has not lived up to its promise. baker has been notified. her balance will drop from more than $80,000 to zero. >> i'm not going to face financial ruin, it is mind boggling, the stress and anxiety that has been lifted. >> reporter: music to the ears of a public servant whose voice was finally heard. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> duncan: still ahead on the cbs weekend news, we trek into the scottish highlands to find out how peat bogs are helping fight climate change. d out how peet bogs are helping fight climate change. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experi

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downer" sketch is somehow a debbie downer moment [ laughter ] >> exactly, yeah >> seth: here, look.er -- so there's umlauts over both "u's." >> they're umlauts >> seth: so i think it should be clusterfunke >> i know -- i heard we have a german and an austrian here, so, there's some umlauts in the audience >> seth: they laughed when they heard how i pronounced it. yeah, that wasn't -- i just realized - >> seth: they're like, "that's not an umlaut. >> and also, that wasn't on the air. that wasn't on air that was in the preshow. >> seth: yes >> cut that. >> seth: yeah, rachel is referring the crowd work that we do [ laughter ] >> i like to -- i listen to every moment, including the crowd work [ laughter ] um, no "cluster funk" we threw in some umlauts for comedy but, yeah, the last name of the -- ana and i play the clusterfunke sisters >> seth: yes, whose idea it was to cast you as, sort of, aunts who own an inn >> okay, so, you know, we knew we weren't going to be, like, the executive who shows up from the city and fall in love. it wasn't going to be that so, it was so funny 'cause we

>> i met debbie gibson.have her resurgence i saw that same set in 1995 when courtney love performed at the reading festival. that's what they looked and sounded like onstage. we need a grunge journalist to be covering this. i completely feel her, i was watching this saying this is wh they don't let me have a live show. that would be my monologue. >> i love the stoic nature of the guitarist. his hand just get paid, just ge paid. >> his girl was in the crowd. and then he started thinking i' going to get my $80 no matter what. this is the media's fault. she needs to change the name of the song to i think i'm alone now. it's over. looking at what you do greatly get the picture you put up. i hit this in wrestling what they do, they put up they're best picture from 40 years ago. put her up now. let them see now. it's over. it's your accolade, it's something you did in 1987, injure still trying to do it now , it's over. and you forgot the words to you own zone. it's over. navy you should turn this way. ladies and g

senator debby stabenow, thank you for your time and for being with us this afternoon. minute of it. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> i want to turn to significant news from overseas. the state department now authorizing all non-essential state department staff and family members to leave ethiopia because of the ongoing civil war that started in the northern region of tee gray last year. also giving a warning for americans, do not travel there. saying if they do, get a will ready and get our hostage contingency plans ready and make funeral arrangements in case you do not come back. matt bradley is with us in london. good afternoon. >> hallie, that situation that you are describing right now in ethiopia, that year-long civil war has been catastrophic. it has reached a horrible point. the prime minister has announced a state of emergency that gives him broad powers to detain people, even to conscript people. the government has been launching air strikes against the rebels as they have advanced from the north. that's done almost nothing to stop their advance. now, what we are

joining me now is debbie dingel of michigan. thank you for joining me, congresswoman. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> it is wonderful to have you. one of the things we are hearing as the indictments are still unfolding is the experience of the day and how unprecedented it was with the transfer of power in a non peaceful way. you were there. can you remind us how it felt to be there that day? >> when i was on the floor and whisked away. the vice president and others and although the vice president was whisked away from the senate. i don't think we understood what was going on. we didn't have access to televisions and did not see what was happening. they came in and told us to get out our gas masks. then we heard the crowds and we heard the banging and smelled chemicals in the air. that day, we were one. republicans, some of the younger and newer republican members were trying to make sure we were safe. they didn't know where to take us. we couldn't escape. people came to the capitol that day to kill us. i don't think we

will fitzgibbon and debbie cenziper noticedn the documents that one state stood out: south dakota. >>being an increasingly aggressive tax haven and attracting billionaires and millionaires from around the world, i simply just started to dig into the data. searching south dakota into our search box in these 12 million records that we had. and pretty quickly i got a sense that there was something there that i wanted to explore. >> we early on found a document in the leaked records that showed that there were a number of trusts established in south dakota and, of course, our question was, who's establishing trusts in south dakota? you know, what... why would someone from 2,000 miles away turn to sioux falls, south dakota? and we just really wanted to answer that question. ♪ ♪ >> narrato the reporters found clients from 41 countries had set up more than 200 trusts in south dakota and other states. there is no evidence in the documents that the trusts held criminal proceeds, which they are barred from knowingly accepting. but nearly 30 of them were connected to people or companies accused

debbie mucarsel-powell and max rose. that does it for me. "the sunday show" is up next. rose that does it for me. "the sunday show" is up next >>> after getting the job done in the house, can democrats get the president's social spending bill through the senate? we'll hear from both chambers as congressman ro khanna and debbie stabenow join me live. plus, fears the rittenhouse verdict could unleash a new wave of vigilanteism and why some republicans seem fine with that. and in my byline, the vice president talks turkey. >> if you have time to do a wet brine, that's fine. a pot of water, couple bay leaves, little sugar, couple peppercorns. you could do a slice of orange, something like that. >> a side of kamala harris -- >> this sunday, build back better is one step closer to the finish line. lawmakers literally jumped for joy on the house floor friday morning, following the passage of the $1.7 trillion infrastructure build back better plan. the cornerstone of the president's agenda. >> this is legislation that creates millions of good paying jobs, gets tax cuts to the mi

democratic congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you so much. appreciate your time. >>> up next one powerful group accuses president biden of being out of the loop after biden denies his administration will pay money to families that were separated at the border. >>> plus -- >> i honestly feel like i'm trapped in a body that doesn't function normally anymore. >> -- long after being infected with covid some americans are still suffering debilitating symptoms. stay with us. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've

host: debbie in tennessee. dorothy in north carolina, democrats line.aller: please give me a moment to say this. i want to talk about free. i pay taxes. my husband pays taxes. he is a vet. my children pay taxes. my mother pays taxes. my grandmother pays taxes. nothing is free, but the government belongs to the people. the money belongs to the people. the people have turned our government into a business. the government was never established to be a business. the government was established for and by the people. for the people. everybody complains. republicans call up and say the government ain't doing nothing for us. they are giving money to other countries. we tried to give it to the people to help seniors with their hearing. they complain. they are still not satisfied. i have no idea -- let me say this. when the republicans cut that social security and medicare which they wanted to do forever, and would have if trump got a second term, what are seniors going to think about the republicans when they take everything away from them? host: that was doroth

we're about to talk to debbie dingell of michigan. thanks, newt. >> thank you. >> martha: joining me now, debbie dingell. good to have you with us. to respond to what newt gingrich was just saying there, what is your stance on the consideration or the study of potentially not keeping that line 5 running and functioning in the new plan that was scheduled for it? >> so like all things that we talk about, they're very complicated. newt gingrich is a friend and i disagree with most of what he just said. it's a complicated issue. we don't want to see any kind of oil pipeline spill in to the great lakes, which is 20% of the freshwater in the world. there's been several pipeline strikes. there's alternatives about how that energy will be delivered. it's complicated. not talking points. i'm just worried about inflation as newt gingrich or anybody else. it's real. it's being caused by a lot of things including labor shortages for the past year, supply chain that we've got to focus on and make more resilient and the fact of the matter is, covid

to make india open. def occasion fried the top agenda for delegates at the boys toilet summit and debbie good toilet of musicians 1st toilet college. that's right. taught at college this college hope to fuck off the annotation. devolution being of things that scared the hell our view and believe they can be done not by yourself alone, but by everybody. ah ah a a, a, a with me. hello there. let's start in australia. we seen unsettled cold weather effect, the se, but there has been a change. things have started to warm up and we are seeing temperatures on the rise . it is going to get wet. however, as we head towards the weekend, thanks to a weather system that sweeping across the bike, it's bringing wet a weather from western australia across the south and onwards to victorian tasmania, as well as new south wales. so we are going to see an attempt to come down and places like melbourne as that wet weather comes into play adelaide as well, seeing the showers. let's have a look at the 3 day and melbourne and will be dipping down to 17 degrees by saturday, with showers on the cards. for sydn

close us out by underscoring the message that you've heard from my fellow cochairs matt cartwright, debbie dingell, ted luke and i'm grateful to chairman from her caucus and the vice chair for their leadership. it is clear the house democratic caucus is united around the bill back better agenda which really has three core pillars. one as you heard so astutely from my colleague from michigan, creating american jobs, rebuilding our infrastructure and building lean energy technology to combat climate change. two as you heard from my colleague from california mister lou rewarding work by cutting taxes for working families. the vast majority of americans watching this press conference received a tax cut this year. as a result of president biden's leadership and the leadership of house democrats and senate democrats and as jeffries and representative lou both articulated, not a single republican voted for them. we are lowering costs that the record color of the bill back better agenda as senator cartwright explains ultimately making sure this costs that keep american families up at night like he

joining us now, democratic congresswoman debbie dingle. thank you for joining us.ere? >> it's great. it's always great to welcome the president. but i'm a car girl, and he's a car guy. when you see him behind the whole of anything, he's a very happy man. and i like it when i see joe biden happy. and he's here with a message, this is an industry that has to lead the world on mobility. we've put the world on wheels, now we're leading it in mobility by going to the electric vehicle. >> tesla became the most successful automobile company in the world largely through government subsidies, like the $7,500 that you can still get for tesla purchases. but because they're not a union company, a much higher tax subsidy will apply to vehicles produced by union workers. >> part of what the president is doing, he came here earlier this year. three things will make electric vehicles be successful. number one, they need to be affordable. the tesla is not an affordable vehicle. these are real products that have the performance that customers want. and they're being made affordable