this is congresswoman debbie dingell. countrys across this are currently being impacted by covid-19, otherwise known as the coronavirus. we are all scared. many people are worried about their jobs, how long are we going to be at home, are we going to be ok, our family members, our friends, our neighbors -- we don't have all the answers to those questions. but we each have a part to do. today, the house and the another step and pass legislation that would address a number of the issues we have now. we are getting very needed money to the hospitals so they can do their jobs. congress ismber of committed to getting personal protection to nurses and doctors on the front lines. we are also worried about people that have lost their jobs or may lose their jobs during these times that we have to stay home. we extended unemployment, put more money in it, and have given supplemental payments to people. we are making sure that small businesses have access to loans of the if they take care workers, that those loans will become grants

that's not what you think of with debbie dingell. understand the cabin fever a lot of other people are feeling. i understand emotions are high. but i was upset because people weren't wearing masks, they weren't physical distancing. they weren't wearing gloves. we are already living in a state on edge, full of fear and bringing this kind of i call it fear and hatred with the confederate flags and with hitler signs. it just added to the tension of the moment. >> yeah. >> i think it's really important we protect people's freedom of speech. the constitution matters. but we also need to make sure we are keeping people from dying. those statistics that you just cited -- i mean, michigan's modelling for what could happen and the number of people could die required strict measures. and i think people maybe don't understand how real the threat is of more people dying. or for us to look like new york and is and continues to be real. >> let me tell you, the folks who clearly don't have a clue about the people who are dying. they are wearing sig

>> well, i got to say, having debbie dingell in isolation for 30 days does defy nature first of all.s a pandemic, poll at this trumping pandemic policies. when that happens people die. it's understandable, people want to oppose the governor's policies or to accuse her of rehearsing for the vice president cy but you can't distort her record and can't encourage people to gather en masse during a pandemic, which is what is happening. it's inexcusable. it's dangerous and i just hate to see the d.c. brand of ugly partisan politics making its way into michigan and into lancing like a toxic but that's what's been happening this last week. >> ron, why is this political? this is a public health crisis. >> it's political because everything is political nowadays. this shows you now dysfunctional we've become as a society, everything is red versus blue, us versus them. there was a couple weeks in the state where the republican-controlled lawmakers were working well with the democratic governor. that has fallen apart. so you have traditional ugly modern day politics on top of understandable fear

what is a typical day like for debbie dingell these days? guest: anybody who knows me knows that i'm not somebody that was meant to sit still. so i don't. but i am up by 6:00 a.m. i'm on the phone by 6:30. i am talking to people all day. there is no such thing as a typical conversation. every day brings new problems. today i spent half my day on the phone. we need to understand what is happening to hospitals. not only doctors and nurses on the front lines, but their revenue has been impacted. one of my hospital systems announced they were furloughing employees today. the first thing i did was pick up the phone. our delegation is working in a bipartisan way. what are we going to do? we devised a plan and we started to execute. our delegation has different members on different committees. things we need to do get divided according to who is on what committee. my meals, i want you to know i have my diet coke. i'm probably not eating very well. i put a picture of my potato chips and onion dip as my lunch, which is many a day. the phone'm on prob

debbie dingell is sad.he is sad the people are expressing inconvenient political beliefs when they should be drinking alone at home or obediently buying more state-sponsored lotto tickets. why can't they hit michigan's entirely essential wheat stores and no amount, has there been a minute later gretchen solidifies her control over their lives. why do they have to complain all the time, saying unapproved things is racist. it inspires fear and hate. stop it right now, you paroles. how dare you fire up a bowl and except your feet to mark the president has revealed his three-phase plan for reopening the united states. how long will it take and how long will it take before things get back to normal and how bad as the economic damage underlying all of it? that is all i had. -- that's all i had you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help

debbie dingell is sad. is sad the people are expressing inconvenient political beliefs when they should be drinking alone at home or obediently buying more state-sponsored lotto tickets. why can't they hit michigan's entirely essential weed stores and numb out,wh as their benevolent leader gretchen solidifies her control over their lives. why do they have to complain all the time? saying unapproved things is racist. it inspires fear and hate. stop it right now, you proles. how dare you? fire up a bowl and accept your fate. the president has revealed his three-phase plan for reopening the united states. how long will it take and how long will it take before things get back to normal and how bad as the economic damage underlying all of it? that is all ahead. all of it? that is itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allerg

debbie dingell is a congresswoman and not a senator.l protests, civil liberties, it's what we are all about. keep going. amen, thank you. amen, thank you. judge jeanine: we'll be right motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [♪] judge jeanine: that's it for us tonight. we are taping the show in my house. this is stella. they want you to know how happy they are at i am home all the time. all we do is cook and eat. stella, come here, say hello. remember to keep up with me on facebook, twitter and instagram. thanks for watching. i'm judge jeanine pirro advocating for you. greg is next. [♪] greg: you heard? we are opening up america again. president trump gave state guidelines to start easing restrictions. it's a three-phase process once a state sees a downward trend in covid cases. restaurants, gyms and places of worship can open with social distancing guidelines. and you can finally have that elective surgery. butt implants here i come. and those at risk need to stay

no i want to turn to debbie dingell. at problem solve caucus is our lvecaucuss@problemso is our handle. >> thanks. -- all the comments that have been here, but one of the things that's particularly concerning me right now is that they're afraid they're going to get sick. they're afraid they're not going to get treated. they're afraid that they could die. but they're also afraid, how are they going to live? how are they going to put food on the table? and then condemnation of the fear is making for some raw feelings, a lot of terror, a lot of fear, and we're also starting to see protests. we have to find a way -- and this is a group that thinks a lot about it -- is how do we protect the basic liberties of our democracy and protect the common good at the same time? and i think that kind of thought process in drafting this, i work with my colleague fred upton, when justin was there, he did too. but fred and i talked several times a day, if not more than that, trying to make sure that everything we do is bipartisan and that

thank you very much, debbie dingell. thank you, congresswoman. as we're all sheltering at home, it's a difficult time for everybody. >> it's an interesting time. thank you. >>> meanwhile, this has also been at the forefront globally, the whole issue of what south korea has done. south korea has done better than most of the other countries around the world in handling the pandemic. they're now sending 600,000 more covid-19 test kits to the u.s. today. south korea's widespread testing allowed it to become the first country to hold a nationwide election during the pandemic, a possible blueprint for the u.s. in november. what lessons can the u.s. learn from south korea's approach to the virus? nbc's karina ferris victor chi is here. he is leading all government efforts on south korea for years. good to see you. let's talk about this election, which apparently was held successfully. we have seen video of people going to the polls, getting their temperatures taken before they vote, everybody wearing masks, of course. what can we learn from south korea

we also speak with michigan congresswoman debbie dingell and a virginia hospital official, all starting live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. last friday, the u.s. house considered a coronavirus economic relief package which provided $2 trillion in economic relief. passed after more than four hours of debate. the coronavirus kept several members from the house floor. 140 of 150 current representatives took part in the debate. in light of the circumstances, c-span offered any lawmaker who wasn't able to speak on the house for a chance to provide a video statement on their views on this significant legislation. 33 democrats recorded videos that will air tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. as of now, we have not received any videos from republican members. ♪ ♪ television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago, but our mission continues, to provide an unfiltered view of government. already this year we brought you primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment process and now the federal response to the coronavirus. you can watch all c-span public affairs programming on televisi

we will also speak with debbie dingell and a hospital official live tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. last friday, the u.s. house considered a coronavirus economic relief package which provided $2 trillion in economic relief. the bill was approved unanimously after over four hours of debate. the coronavirus cap several members from the house floor and in their home districts. 150 of the 430 current representatives took her to the debate. in light of these circumstances, c-span offered any lawmaker who was not able to speak of the house floor a chance to provide us with a video statement on their views of this significant piece of legislation. 33 democrats recorded videos which we will air tonight starting at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. no republican members have submitted videos as of now. ♪ television has changed since piece -- since c-span began 40 years ago but our mission continues to provide an government.iew of we already brought you primary election coverage this year, the presidential impeachment process and now the federal response to the coronavirus. people watch all of c-spa

i appreciate your time. >>> with us now is congresswoman debbie dingell.good to have you back with us. i know that you and rashida tlaib have sent letters to beaumont health about this closure, one of them including a long list of questions. can you bring us up to speed? have they responded to any of the questions you've posed to them? >> i finally heard from them this morning and they have asked for a conference call with me this evening. but it's not just -- i had heard from the gentleman that you just had on, he's one of 100 employees that i have gotten calls from in the last few days about what's not only happening at beaumont wayne but beaumont trenton and beaumont tailor which are hospitals that have been hit by covid-19. i don't have any answers for the questions. i was initially told that they were going to quickly reopen. they put a number of -- many employees on unemployment as you just saw and we don't have answers to the questions. it's really leaving an area right now that needs access to good quality health care without it. we're worried. >>

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representative debbie dingell had a message when she spoke with cnn earlier. >> too many people aren'taking this seriously and every last one of us has a job to do. for most of us who don't have the skill set to be on the front line as a nurse or doctor, and i'm grateful to those grocery store workers and those drugstore workers and the amazon workers and the drivers of these trucks and the mail people. our job is to stay home and not enough of us are. they don't understand how important it is and the only way we mitigate this is for each and every one of us to stay home, sit on the couch and stop mingling with other people. >> if you think about it, that's not asking too much, is it, to save lives. so important, especially right now as the u.s. will see a horribly ravaging spike in the next two weeks. >>> we have been covering the race to create a vaccine, but scientists are investigating other treatments including existing medications. one of them is the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine. scientists report it has benefits in covid-19 patients but u.s. officials say the research on its

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we also speak with congresswoman debbie dingell and a hospital official, all starting live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. last friday, the u.s. has considered a coronavirus economic relief package that provided $2 trillion in. economic relief. the bill passed after four hours of debate. the coronavirus kept several members of the house away from the floor in their home district. c-span offered any lawmaker who wasn't able to be on the house floor a chance to provide us with a video statement of their views on this can piece of legislation. videos,rats recorded which will air tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. as of now, we have not received any videos from republican members. ♪ television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago, but our mission continues, to provide an unfiltered view of government. we have brought you primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment process and now the federal response to the coronavirus. you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online or listen on our free radio app and be part of the national conversation t

wisconsin controversial primary joining me house energy commerce member michigan congressman debbie dingellto see you. thanks for being here. >> good to be with you. maria: how are you doing how us your state doing in terms of coronavirus debbie? >> well, i think -- 30 days social distancing i haven't seen a human being since this so i may be raving mad but doing the right thing one of the states that has been hit hardest lost 20 people i have known in the last three weeks, and really hard there is no o mourning there is no -- what we're trying to do is to do as governor cuomo has done mitigate it, we are all working to being, we continue even as may be there is a sign of hope as you are seeing in new york but still getting -- exceeded 200 deaths yesterday still don't have enough ppe equipment, but we are also starting to have conversations of when you get through it how do you reopen. maria: that was conversation taking place yesterday, with governor cuomo, you mentioned the governor obviously, lauded for leadership during this crisis now joe biden has committed to choosing a female runnin

we will speak with debby dingell and a virginia hospital official. begins live tonight at 8:00 last friday,span the u.s. house considered a coronavirus economic relief package provided $2 trillion in economic relief. the bill was approved after over four hours of debate. the coronavirus kept several members from the house floor and in home districts. 150 of the current representatives and it is took -- current representatives took part in the debate. c-span offered any lawmaker who was not able to speak on the house floor a chance to provide us with video statements on their views of this legislation. 33 democrats recorded videos which will air tonight starting at 9:00 eastern on c-span. as of now, no republican members have summative videos. -- submitted videos. ♪ >> television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago, but our mission continues, to provide an unfiltered view of government. we have brought you primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment process, and now the federal response to the coronavirus. public watch c-span's aff