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congress has appropriated funding for school toin be ableo compete in providing meals for needy stint and the families. that would be paid for 100% by the federal government. puerto rico's governor has said since some food, any of it is expired, the nonprofit as of the population at large not necessarily needy children which is the intent of the law. they have demanded the government open school lunch kitchens and has refused to open school lunch counters. .. >> 80% are made in china and could return to u.s. shores if they're restored. puerto rico has 72 billion in debt and thankfully the committee has supported the act to reduce that debt and need congress to mandate the fiscal control board set aside 9 billion to pay wall street. we need that money to be reprogrammed to help the people and pass the earthquake supplemental. get rid of the jones act, and taxes 1 1/2 billion to puerto rican consumers every year. and fixes for the sba and. 501 c3 organizations are created as small businesses, but most in puerto rico are not registered with the irs, they're registered with the commonweal

it has always been that way. 1859, and lincoln is up to a fewup things.th we will get toin that. there is a lotlot going on nationallynation that is going o affect where lincoln is headed in 1860. the first is john brown who had been in kansas. he goes to virginia, attacksy the harbors very arsenal.and he's taken over.. isput on trial for treason against theheagai state of virg, convicted and sentenced to be benged. southerners are convinced thatis it is all a republican plot. the party is behind this. there are a few republicans, and some of them areabolit abolitionists, not really affiliated with the republicans and they are not doing it from the standpoint of being members of the of republican party anyw. we did help them? most republicans are taking then position, no. we do not go for the violentno result. we are not in favor of what this guy didat . anybody here who has lived upha in the bay area? lake merced gets its moment in the sun. david broderick was a senator fromsenato california. a douglas man. and big douglas supporter, biglr believer in popularve sovereignty. reme

toins institu to institute to campaign? >> this is a big challenge, how do they bust through all the noise? it's a great thing the more that donald trump hasabout the coronavirus the more his poll numbers have shrunk. but joe biden needs to get back out on the campaign trail, the virtual campaign trail as it were. he's planning events in michigan, florida, virtual events. they're hoping toa doh a full a rally. it will all be virtual and maybe have a zoom meeting at the political rally. but this is the new normal we're dealing with so be sure to tune in to see how does he on the campaign trail virtually. >> it certainly is the new normal. nicholas johnson, great to see you. i'm going to be reading axios am in a bit. you can read the newsletter at signup.axios.com. that does it for any on this wednesday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> what did you do when you became president to restock those cupboards that you say were bare? >> well, i'll be honest, i have a lot of things going on. we had a lot of people that refused to allow the country to be successful. they wasted a lot of time on russia, russia, russia, that turned out to b