with me now by skype is esno city council president and enining bykype from fresno is steve randel. thank you both so much for joining us. >> thanksfor having us paid would like you to tell me úabou it so hard to contain the virus among farmworkers. >> these conditions are very specific to farmworkers in inclliving in high density substandard housing with intergenerational living e uninsured and have limited access to healthcare, a lot of them have pre-existing medical conditions like diabetlo and high pressure and they live in an area with the highest pollution rate in the country and they do not have access tofpaid time on a problewith lauage access for language in tracing and they have all been declared essential workers and been given no direct support at the federal level to remain home when they do become infected. >> what would you say needs to be done inorder to limit the spread of the virus among farmworkers? >> we have to treat them like essential workers like erfront- line wolike medical workers, we need to provide them relief when they can't go to workan that means housi

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esno, the speaker and democratic leader only one themselves at the table. so behind closed doors they can say that nobody gets another dime of federal unemployment money. nobody gets extra school funding. and nobody gets more money for testing and ppe unless they burn cash on 1000 unrelated things. i'm talking about things like stimulus checks for illegal immigrants. $1 trillion slush fund for state even though states and localities have only spent a quarter of the money we sent them in march . let me say that again. i trillion dollars slush fund for state even though they and localities have only spent a quarter of the money we sent them in march. in my state the state of administration only spent six percent of the money we sent them. six percent. diverse city, and incursion studies a soil health program and on and on. and on. the hospital does all these things while completely forgetting asecond round of no second round for ppp.ram . and spending less money for schools than the senate bill . this is what they want? and every day the script is the same. a