greed. greed greed has a lot to do with why many countries including the united states are not prepared for the coronavirus and we're going to drill down on this for you even if it means that we have to ruffle some feathers in the process because it's what we do it's tuesday 2 pm here in washington d.c. and we welcome those of you watching from johannesburg to jakarta and all around.

greed. greed greed has a lot to do with why many countries including the united states are not prepared for the coronavirus and we're going to drill down on this for you even if it means that we have to ruffle some feathers in the process because it's what we do it's tuesday 2 pm here in washington d.c. and we welcome those of you watching from johannesburg to jakarta and all around the world whether you're tuning in by satellite or on the portable app we thank you for joining our global conversation on this very day when the united states of america we have just learned has officially surpassed china in the number of deaths from this corona virus pandemic ok remember this video this video of people essentially being beaten by police people who were violating curfew in india it was done to persuade them to go self isolate in their homes as they were told to ok so. it seemed harsh. until you look at the new projections for india according to a bottle created by johns hopkins researches. 302500 1000000 people in india may be infected with cove and 19 before this is all said and of those about

everybody i'm rick sanchez among the stories that we're going to be able to cover for you on this day greed greed has a lot to do with why many countries including the united states are simply not prepared for the coronavirus and we're going to drill down on those for you even if it means that we have to ruffle some feathers it is tuesday 3 pm here in washington d.c. and we welcome those of you watching us from johannesburg to jakarta and all over the world whether you're tuning in by satellite or on portable t.v. and the.

greed greed has a lot to do with many countries including the united states is not prepared for the coronavirus and we're going to drill down on this for you even if it means that we have to ruffle a few feathers it's tuesday 5 pm here in washington d.c. we want to welcome those of you watching whether you're in johannesburg or jakarta or around the world whether you're tuning in by satellite or by portable t.v. we thank you for joining our global conversation on this very day when the united states' interest in interesting lee enough we've learned has officially surpassed china in the number of deaths from the coronavirus pandemic and the u.s. has agreed to accept medical aid from russia. now. to how greed may have killed the u.s. a supply of ventilators when americans needed the most our government chose to outsource the manufacturing of as many as 70000 ventilators that we would need right now they did this with a company that was called newport medical now newport medical is a very small company all things considered but it was perfect because they could mass produce the ventilators which are essentially breathing machines that keep virus patients alive when they can't breathe for themselves and they could do that produce these machines these ventilators at a reasonable price only $3000.00 that's not a lot of money but along comes another larger company this company is called in committee in so committee it is a $26000000000.00 company multi-million dollar company under a deal worked out by the government to promote private sector initiatives committee and buys newport the smaller company they buy it for $100000000.00 which seems like a lot but for these multi-billion dollar companie

everybody i'm rick sanchez among the stories that we're going to be able to cover for you on this day greed greed has a lot to do with why many countries including the united states are simply not prepared for the coronavirus and we're going to drill down on this for you even if it means that we have to ruffle some feathers it is tuesday 3 pm here in washington d.c. and we welcome those of you watching us from johannesburg to jakarta and all over the world whether you're tuning in by satellite or on portable t.v. and the app we thank you for joining our global conversation on this very day when interestingly enough i don't know if you've heard but we had just learned this morning that officially the united states has surpassed china now in the number of deaths from the coronavirus epidemic pandemic oh wait get this get this there is now a startling development that is sure to send shock waves the world over the united states and russia the united states and russia have agreed to a deal that would allow russian medical supplies and assistance to arrive in the united states this agreement would be

again everybody i'm rick sanchez among the stories that we're going to cover for you on this day greed greed has a lot to do with many countries including the united states is not prepared for the coronavirus and we're going to drill down on this for you even if it means that we have to ruffle a few feathers it's tuesday 5 pm here in washington d.c. we want to welcome those of you watching whether you're in johannesburg or jakarta or around the world whether you're tuning in by satellite or by portable t.v. we thank you for joining our global conversation.

cheers and applause] when you are taking on the greed of wall street, when we are taking on the greed of the insurance industry, when we are taking on the greedf the pharmaceutical industry, when we are taking on the greed of the fossil fuel industry, when we are taking on the greed of the military-industrial complex, and the greed of the prison industrial complex, and the greed of the whole 1%, the only way we win is when millions of people together stand up and fight for justice. one they say to the corporate elites, sorry, this country belongs to all of us, not just the wealthy few. [applause] on tuesday, there is going to be an important primary here in michigan. [applause] back in 1988, jesse jackson won this state. [applause] 2016, i won this state. [applause] and on tuesday, if we stick together, we bring our friends out to vote, we are going to win it again. [applause] so brothers and sisters, let us go forward, let's win on tuesday, let's win the democratic nomination, less defeat trump, that's transform this country, -- let's defeat trump, let's transform this country, thank you all very much. >> monday, senator bernie a get outll g

cheers and applause] when you are taking on the greed of wall street, when we are taking on the greed of the insurance industry, one we are taking on the greede pharmaceutical industry, when we are taking on the greed of the fossil fuel industry, when we are taking on the greed of the military-industrial complex, and the greed of the prison industrial complex, and the greed of the whole 1%, the only way we win in 1988, jesse jackson won the state. 2016, i won the state. and on tuesday, if we stick together. if we bring our friends out to vote, we will win it again. sisters, let us go forward, let's win the democratic nomination. let's defeat trump. let's transform this country. thank you all very ♪ , we havees out the day -- thedidate who was middle class, we are going to win that election. >> for those who have been knocked down, counted out, much behind, this is your campaign. >> the presidential primaries and caucuses continue on tuesday for six states including idaho, michigan, mississippi, north dakota and washington. watch our campaign 2020 coverage of the candidate speeches and results tuesday evening live on c-span, c-span.org or lis

greed of wall street. [cheers and applause] the greed of the drug companies who charge us the highest prices in the world. [cheers and applause] the greedf the insurance companies. [cheers and applause] and given the existential crisis of climate change, we are saying to the fossil fuels industry -- [cheers and applause] we are saying to the fossil fuel industry, their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. [cheers and applause] but we are not only taking on the corporate establishment, we are taking on the political establishment. [cheers and applause] but we are going to win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement, which is best positioned to defeat trump. [cheers and applause] you cannot beat trump with the same old, same old kind of politics. [cheers and applause] what we need is a new politics that brings working class people into our political movement. [cheers and applause] which brings young people into our political movement. [cheers and applause] in which in november, will create the highest voter turnout in american political history. [cheers and applause

cheers and applause] when you are taking on the greed of wall street, when we are taking on the greed of the insurance industry, one we are taking on the greeden weutical industry, are taking on the greed of the fossil fuel industry, when we are taking on the greed of the military-industrial complex, and the greed of the prison industrial complex, and the greed of the whole sen. sanders: the only way we win, is when millions of people together, stand up and fight for justice. when they say to the corporate elite, sorry, this country belongs to all of us. not just the wealthy few. [cheers and applause] betuesday there is going to a very important primary here in michigan. back in 1988, jesse jackson won the state. in 2016, i won the state. [cheers and applause] on tuesday, if we stick together, if we bring our friends out to vote, we are going to win it again. [cheers and applause] and sisters, let us go forward. let's win on tuesday. let's win the democratic nomination. let's defeat trump. let's transform this country. thank you very much! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> please send it get out the vote rally today in ann a

corporate a stablish been a whole we are taking on the greed of wall street haha greed of the drug companies who charge just saw higher prices on the old greed of the surance companies were home given. they existential crisis of climate change we are saying to the consuls you only get through i hope we are saying to the thoughtful fuel industry their short term profits on not more important than the future of our country of a whirl hort we are not only taking on the corporate established that we're taken on the political establishment whoa whoa whoa we're going to win because the people on the stand it is our campaign our bill that which is best positioned to defeat trouble all hope yet cannot be trumped up with the same old same old kind of politics we're home what we need is a new politics that brings working class people in time our political bogut the whole experience young people into our political them all home and which in no time will create the highest voter turnout in american political history of the whole so we're going to be trauma because this will be calm a contrast in our ideas one of us in this race let the opposition to the

greed of wall street. the greed of the drug companies who charge the highest prices in the world. the greed of insurance companies. giving the crisis of climate change, the fossil fuel industry, we are saying their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. we are not only taking on the corporate establishment. we are taking on the political establishment. we will win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement which is best positioned to defeat trump. you cannot be trump with the same old kind of politics. what we need is a new politics that brings working class people into our political movement. which brings young people into our political movement. in november, will create the highest voter turnout in american political history. we are going to be trump because this will become a contrast and ideas. one of us in this race led the opposition to the war in iraq. you are looking at him. another candidate voted for the war one of us has spent his entire life fighting against cuts in social security and wanting to expand social

greed of wall street. the greed of the drug companies who charge us the highest prices in the world. the greed of the insurance companies. and given the existential crisis of climate change, we are saying it to the fossil fuel industries, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. but we are not only taking on the corporate establishment, we're taking on the political establishment. but we're going to win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement which is best positioned to defeat trump. you cannot beat trump with the same old, same old kind of politics. what we need is a new politics that brings working class people into our political movement. which brings young people into our political movement. and which in november will create the highest voter turnout in american political history. we're going to beat trump because this will become a contrast in ideas. one of us in this race led the opposition to the war in iraq. you're looking at him. another candidate voted for the war in

greed. it is greed,, on yeah. but it is corruption. the greed may not change. e question is our government is the part that is supposed to be on our side. think about how this works over and over and over. we have a government that works great for giant drug companies, just not for people who are trying to get a trippings filled. it works great for people who want to make money by investing but not lives ce torn apart. we have a government that works great for giant oil companies hat want to drill everywhere but not just climate change bearing down upon us. and whether it is on water resources or pollution, or whether it is on permitting these factories to be located over and over and over in communities of color, where they destroy the water or air, whatever it is, understand this. when a government works great with money and not working great for anyone else, that is corruption, pure and simple. [cheers and applause] senator warren: and what ever issue brought you here tonight, whether it is the water, whether it's gun violence, whether it's health care, wheth

greeded, that repeals glass-steagall, which is very much whwhat biden has done -- biden at least that greed by repealing glass-steagall. people, massiking incarceration going back to strom thurmond. we can go on andnd on and on. masquerade.berg -- karen carpenter is right. if you what the real thing, if you want the curtis mayfield, brother rush, you know curtis from chicago if you want the real thing -- you looookbrother, shows at bernie sanders social practice. passed and all his time in the senate come anytime in congress -- and i served with him -- he has not passed not one that speaksary bill to anything that he is promising right now. not one bill has he passed. because commerce has been so right-wing. >> no, no, brother. >> last week in the house. you have to be able to get things done. again, myjust -- practice is a criteria of the truth. this revolution that bernie sanders is promising? you know, where is that coming from? you know as well as i do, dr. when back in the 1960's we were doing grassroots organizing -- i am still in there. i live in the hood. i live among the people who i am representing. i know that we have to try something different. phenomenon in the 1960's called armchair revolutionaries. armchair revolutionaries. theories.had amy: we don't have much time so i want to put your question to dr. cornell west the issue -- >> the brother has millions behind us. legacy.ilding on the >> no, no, no. look, look -- amy: then he ask you, bobby rush, a question. and this goes to your extremely valiant defeat in your own personal case of salivary cancer. you certainly have made health care an important issue. mayor bloomberg does not agree with bernie sanders that medicare for all is an answer. he said replacing private player provided health insurance is financially impossible and it would not work in the united states. yet in state after state, this issue of health care and the polls around medicare for all are overwhelmingly positive. how do you respond to that, congressman rush? >> i think medicare for all is certainly the goal. how do you get to that goal? incrementally. you have to go step-by-step to get to that gogoal. look, i believe if you were born, then you have a right to that is inalth care existence. you have that right. but how do we as responsible individuals, how do we get there? how do we pay for it? of faith keep a sense in the system? put that question to dr. cornel west. you are saying how can this be implemented, this critical question? >> absolutely. see, what brother rush will not say is the greedf the pharmaceutical industry, the greed of the private insurance industry -- that is what stands in the way. that is what makes it mental because their interest is so entrenched and tied to neoliberal democratic party politicians. ththe same was true in terms of our struggle against white supremacy. they told us to do what? being called a mental just t be provincial. no, it was the greed of white supremacist that stood in the way. we had to be creative and visionary. that is what the sanders campaign is all about. amy: cornel west, i would ask about one of the candidates who dropped out and it may surprise -- >> amy, can i just -- amy: bobby rush, let me just as this question. the question of pete buttigieg. it may surprise many that you have known him since he was in diapers. father,extremely of his professor buttigieg. who famously wrote "the crisis consist precisely in the fact the oldest dying and the new cannot be born. a great variety of morbid symptoms appear." bloomberger bide

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greed of wall street. the greed of the drug companies who charge us the highest prices in the world! the greedcompanies. and given the existential crisis of climate change, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. but we are not only taking on the corporate establishment, we're taking on the political establishment. but we're going to win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement, which is best positioned to [ applause ] we need a movement of black white, asian, latino, gay and straight. of people who are making it clear every day, they will not tolerate the grotesque level of income in wealth inequality we are experiencing. we will not give tax breaks to billionaires when 500,000 americans sleep out on the streets. we will not allow 49% of all new income to go to the 1%, when half of our people are living paycheck to paycheck. so i am excited about where we are. we have come a long, long way. and i want to, once again, thank the great s

greed of wall street. companiesof the drug who charge us the highest prices in the world. the greedthe insurance companies. and, given the existential crisis of climate change, we are saying to the fossil fuel -- we are saying to the fossil fuel industry, their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. [cheers and applause] are notders: but we only taking on the corporate establishment, we are taking on the political establishment. [cheers and applause] but we are going to win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement which is best positioned to defeat trump. [cheers and applause] you cannot beat trump with the same old, same old kind of politics. need is a new politics that brings working-class people into our political movement. which brings young people into our political movement. in november, will create the highest voter turnout in american political history. [cheers and applause] we are going to beat trump because this will become a contrast in ideas. one of us in this race led the opposition to the war in ira

our system is broken because the greed has supplanted the basic values and the greed has supplanted people who know what to do. is texasrey, this lieutenant governor dan patrick who rejects the idea of social distancing, urging a swift return to work saying older people who are much more vulnerable to the virus should sacrifice for the country's economy. patrick spoke monday on fox news with tucker carlsen. >> someone reached out to me and said, as a senior citizen, are you willing to take a chance on your survival in exchange for keeping the america that all america loves for your children and grandchildren? and if that is the exchange, i am all in. that doesn't make me noble or brave or anything like that. i just think there are lots of grandparents o out there in this country like tme. amy: death panels, right now that the republicans are suggesting come as goes texas, so because the nation. this is on fox. we know what trump watches and gets his advice from. you look at the panel yesterday at the news conferences as others are calling for only scientists to speak and doctors to speak t

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greed may not change. our government is supposed to be on our side. works over how this and over and over. that lovesovernment greedor giant drug companies. just not for people trying to get a prescription filled. we have a government that works great for giant oil companies. whether it is permitting these factories that are located in communities of color. whatever it is, understand this. where government works great for people with money and it is not working well for anyone else, that is corruption, pure and simple. whatever issue brought you here tonight, whether his gun care, studentth there is a decision to be made in washington, i guarantee, it has been influenced by money. it has been shaped by money. this whole democracy works for a handful at the top. it is time for an anticorruption bill in washington. let's fight back. here is the good news. i have the biggest anticorruption plan since watergate. the importance of this is to get our government on our side. how about we start with and lobbying already as we know it. lock the revolving door between wall street and washington. . between revolving door big

greed. when the fear and the greed start struggling, fighting for dominance, that's when you get the wild gyrations in markets. you get 1,000 point swings or 10% moves in markets. it is rare because usually it is the one or the other. in a greede had this week alone, joe, think about that, we had massive panic because of the coronavirus. markets fell apart. then the fear took over and said, you know what? this is a one-day event, it has always come back, i'm going to buy it here because it will be okay. it went up 1,000 points. fear came back when the nba cancelled the season or postponed the season, ncaa cancelled march madness. fear took over again. this battle for dominance right now, not only in the markets but in the minds and souls of america right now, the question, the not knowing, the unknown is driving markets crazy, anxiety, and it is kind of making people feel the same way. i would say because '89 was a stock market crash, because '01 was a terrorist attack on our soil, because '07 was a banking default potential, all of these kind of wrapped up themselves into 2020 black swan, and we're not sure where it goes from here. everyone would think that over the long haul it should get better, but let's be smart. i can t

greed of wall street. the greed of the drug companies who charge us the highest prices in the world. the greed the exten shl crisis of climate change. we are saying to the fossil fuel industry -- we are saying to the fossil fuel industry. short term profits are not for important than the future of the country and the world. we are not only taking on the corporate establishment, we're taking on the political accomplishment. -- establishment. we're going to win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement, which is best positioned to defeat trump. you cannot beat trump with the same old same old kind of politics. what we need is a new politics that brings working class people into our political movement. which brings young people into our political movement. and which in november will create the highest voter turn out in american political history. so we're going to beat trump because this will become a contrast in ideas. one of us in this race led the opposition to the war in iraq. you're looking at him. another candidate voted for the war in iraq. one of us has spent his enti

we are taking on the greed of wall street. [ cheers and applause ] the greed of the drug companies who charge us the highest prices in the world. [ cheers and applause ] the greed of the insurance companies. [ cheers and applause ] and given the existential crisis of climate change, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry -- [ cheers and applause ] -- we are saying to the fossil fuel industry their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. [ cheers and applause ] but we are not only taking on the corporate establishment. we're taking on the political establishment. [ cheers and applause ] but we're going to win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement, which is best positioned to defeat trump. [ cheers and applause ] you cannot beat trump with the same old, same old kind of politics. [ cheers and applause ] what we need is a new politics that brings working class people into our political movement. [ cheers and applause ] which brings young people into our political movement. [ cheers and applause ] and which in november will create the highest voter turnout in american political history. [ c

greed may not change. our government is supposed to be on our side. think about how this works over and over and over. we have a government that loves greed giant drug companies. just not for people trying to get a prescription filled. it works great for people who want to make money want to invest in prisons. we have a government that works great for giant oil companies. whether it is permitting these factories that are located in communities of color. where they destroyed the water, they destroy whatever it is, understand this. where government works great for people with money and it is not working well for anyone else, that is corruption, pure and simple. [applause] whatever issue brought you here tonight, whether his gun violence, health care, student loans, if there is a decision to be made in washington, i guarantee, it has been influenced by money. it has been shaped by money. this whole democracy works for a handful at the top. and leaves everyone else behind. priorityo make a first of not just saying we cannot do anything formidable and around the edges. it is time for an anticorruption bill in washington. let's fight back. [app

the greed of that fight is wrong for our families and the option that we have to either let them suffer with nothing or to allow this greed and billions of dollars which will be leveraged into trillions of dollars to contribute to the largest income inequality gap in our future. >> senator, there were in fact, no strings attached in the initial bill drafted. that has been strengthened to some degree. the president implied that cruise companies if they flag their ships in the united states after having not done so for decades might be able to participate in this thing but still some feeling the $500 billion that goes to corporate relief doesn't have as many strings attached as some people would like it to have. >> well, that's right, it was passed in a senate that's run by republicans. they were going to make sure that this liquidity was there for medium and large businesses. we wanted a lot more strings attached to it. we got some. most important, is massive transparency, details have to be disclosed within a few days. the fact that none of these funds can be used for stock buybacks. that was an improvement. restrictions

greed of that fight is wrong. for crimes. for our families. and the options that we have is to either let them suffer with nothing over to allow this greed and billionsf dollars which will be leveraged into trillions of dollars to contribute to the largest income inequality gap of our future. there should be shame about what was fought for in this bill. >> sean: i don't know what that was. joining us now, house minority leader kevin mccarthy. i've never seen such a repulsive week as hospitals way to come a workers waited, businesses waited. i don't know what to make about this. >> today was a good day sitting in the oval office watching the president signed its bill but this bill could've been on its desk as early as monday. these theatrics you heard ocasio-cortez, that is exactly what speaker pelosi was fighting for. planned parenthood, changing election law, green new deal. this is the stuff that we kept out of this bill. but if you watch the theatrics, it's not time for theatrics, it's time to defeat this threat. >> sean: waited a week, she wanted, you know, green new taxes, illegal immigration, same-day voting, no verificati verification, and ame

greed of that fight is wrong . for crumbs for our families. and the option that we have is to either let them suffer with nothing or to allow this greed and billions of dollars which will be leveraged to trillions of dollars to contribute to the largest income inequality gap in our future. amy: president trump said he will not adhere to oversight provisions for the corporate that hisnd administration will not provide documentation to audit the money. workers of undocumented hahave been left t out of the governrnment stitimulus plan a y facece some e of the highehest s of job loss. immigrant rights groups are also warning trump's so-called public charge rule, which allows officials to deny green cards and visas to immigrants who use public benefits, has left some too scared to seek medical help . dozens of immigrants at the northwest detention center in tacoma, washington, have been on hunger strike since friday to protest their continued imprisonment despite the risks -- at the fourth -- for-profit group geo group. >> we're just asking for deportations to be postponed while the pandemic passes. i think we are human. we are not animals to be treate

shameful, the greed of that fight is wrong, for crumbs for our families and the option that we have is to either let them suffer with nothing or to allow this greed and billions of dollars, which will be leveraged into trillions of dollars to contribute to the largest income inequality gap in our future. >> democrats are raising the alarm after president trump released a statement that he would not abide to certain oversight provisions for the $500 billion in loans for corporations included in the latest coronavirus relief bill. this is reminding those of the financial crisis of 2008 where the government spent more than half a trillion dollars to bail out struggling banks under the troubled asset relief program known as tarp. in the decades since then, we've learned what worked then and what didn't and why strict treasury oversight is needed for these big relief bilts. here with me now is a former inspector general for the troubled asset relief program during the 2008 bailout, and jennifer rubin, columnist for "the washington post" and msnbc political contributor. welcome to both of you. neil, you will know that i had invited you on my show prior

> that's sort of separate from what we're talking about >> greed is separate >> fear seems to be taking the lead >> well we have a little greed we could have a little more mallacy on wall street the company that makes these, this is a really important thing. >> by the way, enrique laures said anecdotally increase in pc sales because people are staying at home, upgrade to have the right video capability on their pcs at home if we move to more people working from home >> opt is up back, it facilitates. the needle in the haystack stock market is difficult. >> we've been talking about facebook for example as a tool people would use at home needham cuts numbers because in their view, when you're half of global display advertising, it's an easy thing for companies to cut back on. >> look, i think there's a lot of decisions that are made assuming this is the bubonic plague i don't think that by the way, plague years really good, william dafoe, like robinson crusoe, very good, puts this in perspective. you want perspective, you have to go back to books that were written that are amazing you can't look at this stuff -- i have 17 diffe

it is just an idea and thought, that greed plays a lot -- a big part in the staff and we need to get rid of greedhost: if you are interested in watching the debate in the senate when they gavel in for their legislative session, though to c-span2, we will have our comverge uninterrupted -- coverage uninterrupted of the senate debate in the votes that follow as well. in other news from "the new york times," the ioc and japan have agreed to postpone the tokyo olympics until 2021. phyllis, in tennessee. what is it like where you live? caller: good morning. while the senate is up there arguing over the bill, they want to give the rich companies tax breaks like they did before. they will take that money and reinvested. they are not looking out for the public. people are dying in republican states and democratic states. people are getting sick every day while they are arguing. they could send money overseas to war, and you mean to tell me you cannot help the americans here? it is not their's fault, it is our president -- it is not their fault, it is the president's fault. i am sick and tired of mitch mc

the greed of that fight is wrong for crumbs, for our families and the option that we have is to either let them suffer with nothing or to allow this greed and billions of dollars which will be leveraged in trillions of dollars to contribute to the largest income inequality gap in our future. there should be shame about what was fought for in this bill and the choices that we have to make. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from maryland reserves. gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm proud to yield one minute to the gentleman from virginia, mr. riggleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one minute. mr. riggleman: thank you, mr. speaker. it wasn't so long ago that our country experienced an event that would bring americans together to fight a common enemy and help those in need. on seven, 2001, america experienced the worst act of terrorism in its history. the resolve and patriotism i felt that day as a war fighter is so very similar to the resolve and patriotism i feel today. government can do some things for the american p

greed. so they need to be looking for when people get really nervous and really panicking and close your eyes and buy. that is the way you do it. stuart: buy fear and sell greed's philosophy. >> it is true. it works. susan: benefiting from all volatility are investment bankers. you get commissions for every trade. 401(k) turn overs are at 11 times. only twice since 2018 has that happened. this is fear and panic. people don't know how to position themselves -- >> what do you mean 401(k) 11 times? what does that mean? >> 401(k)s are set. how much do you trade a 401(k). turn over is 11 times, meaning that you have i guess you're changing in and out of stocks 11 times more than usual. highly unusual behavior and activity. only happened twice since 2008. stuart: if i was in my 20s, 30s, even in my 40s, i would do that. i have a 20 or 30 year time horizon. long time before i get the money tax-free. >> unfortunately the history shows, general public, investing public tends to sell low and buy high. what i'm trying to get the point across, don't chase some speculative coronavirus stocks. buy value stocks on selloffs. if people stick with that, a very good long-term r

the greed of that fight is wrong for crumbs, for our families and the option that we have is to either let them suffer with nothing or to allow this greedrs which would be leveraged into trillions of dollars to contribute to the largest income inequality gap in our future. there should be shame about what was fought for in this t bill and the choices that tha we have to make. >> gentleman from texas is recognized. >> thank you mr. speaker, i'm proud to yield one minute to the gentleman from virginia mr. ray goodman. >> gentleman from virginia is recognize one minute. >> thank you mr. speaker. it wasn't so long ago our country experienced an event that would bring americans together to fight a common enemy and help those in need, on september 11, 2001 america experienced the worst act of terrorism in its history, dissolve in patriotism i felt that day as a war fighter is so very similar to the resolve and patriotism i feel today. government can do some things for the american people the cares act is not perfect but it provides much-needed funds for equipment, support for small business and additional tools to fight the crisis. this bill