of florida. illinois, judge on the district court for the northern district of illinois. pennsylvania,f judge on the third circuit court of appeals. on thef missouri, judge district court for the eastern district of missouri. carolina,nes of north judge on the fourth circuit court of appeals. virginia, deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president. lawrence van dyck of nevada. judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals. these individuals will ensure equal justice, equal fortment and equal rights citizens of every race, color, religion and creed. together we will defend our righteous heritage and preserve our magnificent american way of life. thank you, god bless america. thank you very much. does anybody have any questions on the judges? on the judges? excuse me. any questions? they are outstanding people. very important decision. . important that joe biden put out potential nominees. it's very important for our country that he do that. you have a question? concernsu address the in regards to whether if you did or downplayed the coronavirus? president trump: i think if you said in order to reduce panic, perhaps that is so.

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court of florida, martdure pacald of illinois, judge on the district court for the northern district of illinois, peter phipps of pennsylvania. sarah picklic of missouriistrict court fort eastern district of missouri, alison jones rushing of north carolina, judge on the 4th circuit court of appeals, kate todd of virginia, deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president, lawrence van dyke of nevada, judge on the 9th circuit court of appeals. every one of these individuals will ensure equal justice, equal treatment, and equal rights for citizens of every race, color, religion, and creed. together we will defend our righteous heritage and preserve our magnificent american way of life. thank you, god bless america. thank you very much. >> mr. president -- >> does anybody have any questions on the judges? please. excuse me, any questions? they are outstanding people, very important decision, very important that joe biden put up potential nominees. i think it's a very important thing for our country that he do that. okay, please, go ahead. do you have a question? >> can you address the concerns from the bluebird book in regards to did

that marxist revolutionary is now going to be the congresswoman from the first district of missouri. ese radicals are not content with marching on the streets. they want to walk the halls of congress. i want to take over. they want power. this is joe biden's party. these are the people who will be in charge of your future and the future of your children. withey aren't satisfied spreading the chaos and violence into our communities. they want to abolish the suburbs altogether by ending single-family home zoning. this rezoning bring crime, lawlessness, and low-quality apartments into thriving suburban overheads. president trump ended this government overreach but joe biden wants to bring it back. these are the policies that are coming to a neighborhood near you. make no mistake, no matter where you live, your family will not be safe in the radical democrats america. >> at this moment in history, if you stand up for yourself and for the values our country was founded on, the mob, spurred on by the media, will try to destroy you. ucs on your tv screens and twitter feeds. we are not the ki

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. >> laura: also sarah pitlick, district court just know my judge in the eastern district of missourit would be a young nominee. anyone saying this isn't a diverse list is lying, number one. number to come of course, chuck schumer responded in the typical way, saying these radical nominees, jay, would continue the effort to reverse important progress america has made over the last 50 years, women's reproductive freedom, strip away health care, got labor, environmental and civil rights. jay, you already see the line of attack. what can we expect? >> i say great. if your challenge is that these judges, potential justices of the supreme court, are going to protect religious liberty, protect the first and second amendments, protect the concept, the constitutional design of separation of powers, if that is the charge against them, well, great, that is exactly who we want on the bench. joe biden, you don't have to produce his list, because i'll tell you who's his list. turn onto a couple of the other networks and look at the legal commentators. that's his list. that's who he's going to go t

that marxist revolutionary is going to be the congress one from the first district of missouri. ese radicals are not content with marching in the streets. they want to march the halls of congress. they want to take over. they want power. this is joe biden's power -- joe biden's party. not satisfied with spreading chaos and violence into our community's. abolish the suburbs altogether. crime,ning would bring and low-quality apartments in suburban neighborhoods. president trump ended the government over which the joe biden wants to bring it back. these policies are coming to a neighborhood near you. live, yourhere you family will not be safe in the radical democrats america. >> at this moment in history, if you stand up for yourself and for the values our country was founded on, the mob, spurred on by their allies in the media will try to destroy you. you have seen us on your tv screens and twitter feeds, you know we are not the kind of people who back down. thankfully, neither is donald trump. president trump will defend the god-given right of every american to protect their homes

of my time. >> i recognize the gentlelady from missouri, ms. wagoner. rep. wagner: thank you for being here today. i have been hearing from employers across the second district of missouri who desperately need congress to do its job and passed coronavirus relief legislation so they can do their job and keep handing out paychex to their hard-working employees. earlier this month, the senate acted to pass relief legislation that could actually be signed into law. that package would have given relief to families, schools, childcare providers, small businesses and those who needed most at a time when so many are struggling, we really need to put america's families first and i am sick of the partisan politicking, the wish lists which have no place in this conversation. congress should be laser focused on providing targeted and immediate relief. the senate majority supports a second round of ppp money that would keep our small businesses afloat. i call on my colleagues in the house to bring this to the floor. grateful mnuchin, i am for your work in negotiating this. and what it means for the small businesses including restaurants, travel, a dentist office and so m

of their many. >> i now recognize the gentle lady from missouri for five minutes. >> thank you madam chairwoman thank you for being here today secretary mnuchin i have heard from employers across the second district of missouri to desperately need congress to do his job to pass legislation so they can do their job and handout paychecks to their hard-working employees. the senate acted to pass relief legislation that could be signed into law that would give relief to childcare providers, small businesses and those who need it most at a time when so many are struggling we need to put america's families first with partisan wish list it should be laser focused to targeted an immediate relief and supporting the second round of ppp money to keep small businesses afloat and i call on my colleagues in the house to bring this to the floor also were grateful for your due diligence and what it means for small businesses and those that keep americans employed and how passing the second round of the paycheck protection program how much can you repurpose from cares what this means of economic recovery. >> we had 450 billion allocated on the three facilities. and that needs to reallocate that. but the ppe there

d vickie hartzler is another champion for the people of the 4th district of missouri and chair woman of the value action team and she is the lead keeper of that flame and we are honored that she is here from the show-me state and after all is said and done in quarks washington, that she is a show ife my leader and for the next generation of americans. mrs. hartzler: thank you so much for hosting this event tonight and focusing on our need to protect america's communities. with what is happening right now, this topic is foremost and the need could not be greater. detail cry, we are shown of another riot in america's great cities, mobs are destroying property did he facing property and breaking out windows and looting the merchandise, cars being set on fire and people are getting hurt. we need safe and secure neighborhoods again. e need law and order to be restored, we need peace to be prevailed in our hearts, families and communities. our peace officers come in. they are the ones who keep the peace. they are the ones who allow our families to liven in safety, security, peace and quiet.

of the district court for the northern district of illinois. peter phipps of pennsylvania. judge on the third circuit court of appeals. sarah piklick of missourin the district court. alice rushing, judge on the fourth circuit court of appeals. kate todd of virginia, deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president. lawrence van dyke of nevada. judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals. every one of these individuals will ensure equal justice, equal treatment and equal rights for citizens of every race, color and religion. together we will preserve our mag enough -- magnificent way of life. thank you. does anybody have questions on the judges? anybody? any questions? they're you'd standing people. very important decision. very important that joe biden put up potential nominees. it's very important thing for our country that he do that. okay. please go ahead. do you have a question? >> you grant the concerns from the politco report in records to whether you intended to mislead the public by down playing the coronavirus? have you repeatedly done that in order to reduce panic? >> i think if you said in order to reduce panic,

i have been hearing from employers across the second district of missouri who desperately need congress to do its job and pass coronavirus relief legislation so they could do their job and keep handing out paychecks to their hard-working employees. earlier this month, the senate acted to pass relief legislation that could actually be signed into law. that package would have given relief to families, schools, childcare providers, small businesses, and those who need it most. at a time when so many are struggling. we really do need to put america's family first and i'm sick of the partisan politicking, partisan wish lists. this should have no place in this conversation. congress should be laser focused on providing targeted and immediate relief. the senate majority supports a second round of ppp money. that would keep our small businesses afloat. and i call on my colleagues in the house to bring this to the floor. secretary mnuchin, i'm grateful also as the ranking member mentioned for your due diligence and your work in negotiating this. and what it means for our small businesses. includ

of george soros every district attorney in the united states of america. he spent $17 million since 2015 alone trying to buy district attorneys and has had tremendous success in my home state of missourin st. louis, and philadelphia, florida, texas, look all around the country and now big tech wants to silence any criticism of george soros and what he's doing great it's the same group of people as you pointed out, the billionaire class who have become radical leftists or coddling radical leftists, no wonder that the average working person feels like they are shut out of the deal. they don't have any voice if this is why. >> tucker: i can't think of a rich person who's had a greater effect on the way americans live and the way american society operates in my lifetime then george soros and yet news organizations have been bullied into not mentioning that because somehow billionaires get a pass. how does that work and why should we allow tech companies to cover a fellow billionaire whose changing our country? >> we should and that's exactly the point. they have the idea that big tech now will not prevent you or any other journalist to cover what george soros is trying to do, to bring scr

district of columbia, assistant attorney general for the office of legal counsel at the department of justice. noel francisco, former solicitor general of the united states, senator josh hawley of missouri, gregory katsiss of virginia, barbara lugoa of florida, judge on the 11th circuit court of appeals, christopher landow on maryland, carlos munes of florida, martha packall of illinois, peter fipps, sarah pitlik of missouri, allison jones rushing of north carolina, judge on the fourth circuit court of appeals, kate todd of virginia, deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president. lawrence van dyke of nevada, judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals. every one of these individuals will ensure equal justice, equal treatment and equal rights for citizens of every race, color, religion and creed. together we will defend our righteous heritage and preserve our magnificent american way of life. thank you, god bless, america. thank you very much. does anybody have any questions on the judges? please. anybody, on the judges. excuse me. any questions -- outstanding people. very important decision. very important that joe biden put up potential nominees. i think it's a

the faculty at the university of south carolina, so i'm pleased to welcome you to charleston and the sixth congressional district. finally, i'm pleased to introduce the missouri secretary of state, js croft. welcome, secretary. un-mutedsses will be so we can swear the men. fascists swear them in. please raise your right hands. stopear them in please swear that what you are to -- is the truth, the whole truth. showhem -- let the record the witnesses answered in the affirmative. without objection, your written statements will be made part of the record. thank you. we will now turn to ms. washington. you are now recognized. you,ashington: thank chairman clyburn, ranking member scully's command member's of the select subcommittee. i'm grateful for you taking the time to hear my testimony and the testimony of my fellow witnesses. i'm here not as an artist or entertainer, but as an american and an advocate who believes deeply in the power of voting. that is the reason i became the cochair of when we all vote, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing participation in every election and it's why i'm here today. when i turned 18, my mother and fat

boat as many other districts where you know we want to continually have substitutes on our rosters in august, missouri change its requirements to make it easier to become a sub instead of 60 college credit hours substitutes now need a high school diploma and 20 hours of online training. >>you know sara barker reporting tonight a new poll has found that the coronavirus pandemic has taken a harsh toll on the mental health of young adults in the u.s. the latest covid response tracking study conducted by norc at the university of chicago found those between 1834, we're more likely to report negative feelings or experience stress related symptoms like trouble sleeping then any other age group besides starting their adult lives during the pandemic they're also dealing with a recession as they try to navigate life transitions such as starting college are finding jobs without being able to experience normal social activities. >>and let's take a live look outside this evening, a sea of things or any clearer this is along san francisco's embarcadero you see a little bit more of the bay bridge that we could yesterday guess as a good sign. you know the smoky skies really hurting m

of representatives. a few weeks back, she defeated a 10-term incumbent in the primary, after defeating covid-19. please welcome the democratic nominee from missouri's first congressional districtcongratulations on your huge victory, not unlike the upset victory that the trail blazers had over the lakers this, earlier this week. now tell me about this. what was election night like for you, since you are, or you were the underdog. you unseated or you beat a ten-term incumbent, and this seat has been held from 1968 up until now by two people. a father and a son. tell me, how were you able to do this, and how did you feel with this accomplishment? >> let me just say, it was no small thing, but we believed, like in my heart i believed i could do it. the team believed we could do it, but, you know, with all the adversity we kept going, you're the underdog, you don't have any money, you don't have any name. your name is bush. oh, you're a black woman, oh, you have dark skin, oh, you have braids. but, you know, we kept going. the day of the election i felt in my heart i was going to win this. i'm a nurse, i've gone through my covid experience. i'm an activist that's been on the ground

missouri's second congressional district, sir. >> thank you, congresswoman. i appreciate that. first of all, let me emphasize that nobody's pre-existing monthly payment will go up because of this. this only applies to people who have refinanced and are therefore going to get a lower rate regardless. we specifically -- and again i should also emphasize this was a fannie and freddie request, not fhfa request. that said, we asked to exclude mortgages because home purchases have a bigger impact on the economy. our hope was that congress would come in and come up with a fix. we're trying to avoid a much bigg bigger disruption to borrowers. if we are able to get this lead, maybe it would be helpful for members of the committee if i just take a minute to walk through this. if you look at the net worth of fannie and freddie today is about 30 billion. about half of that, 15 billion or so is because of a crude interest on mortgages and forbearance. if i can put that in plain english, that's money they can't receive. they can't absorb losses. so, were fannie and freddie to take the loss from covid

of all communities. the chair now recognizes the ranking member, the gentlewoman from missouri, and my friend, congresswoman wagner for five minutes. thank you, madam chairwoman. it's good to see. i pray she juul'ing district at a like to to thank all the witnesses for testifying today. we look forward to hearing from each of you on the work that the office of minority and women inclusion have been doing this successfully diversify the workforces of our financial regulators. over the past year this subcommittee has failed multiple hearings on the benefits of diverse workforce studies show companies with diverse workforces performed better compared to the less diverse competitors come diverse firms proving more innovative and companies with less diversity. it is in a companies best interest to hire and develop a diverse workforce and create an inclusive work environment. federal agencies like the private sector will realize many benefits from a diverse workforce. the pursuit inclusion while related are not separate issues and must be addressed couple i company or federal agency may be able to increase recruitment is equally as important to focus efforts to make sure the environment is included. every change