and the hoboken example is an excellent one.the work in hoboken to reinforce the coast, the water system and to build public infrastructure beautiful new parks is also going to protect the local hospital at was under many feet of water after hurricane sandy. and so i think we are failing to make the connection to where the positive benefits spread through the rest of society in reducing costs and the health care system, for example. sen. menendez: i appreciate that. i would be willing to make investments that give me a 6-1 rate of return and that is what mitigation does and that is why i introduced the bipartisan legislation that supercharges millions of dollars for mitigation and the resilience of the nation's most flood prone areas. i hope we can get to that. that will not only save us money and save lives, it will also create a lot of jobs along the way. i have long been a vocal advocate for mass transit in my home state of new jersey and across the country and i am proud of the work of the committee to advance federal invest

to get worse as you mentioned, doctor, i've lived through hurricane sandy in new jersey, i was in hoboken where we mandatory evacuated adam ground level apartment and i remember that it was just years later from a jersey shore guy, the jersey shore that i knew growing up with was just gone. it took years to rebuild and get that back again. what i am amazed at here as in terms of the storm track, it is a slow-moving, heatseeking missile. under florida, across cuba, hung the heart ruled hard right on through southwest florida, through orlando, through jacksonville, but goes back out to sea to come hurricane again only to turn back to go towards charleston. i mean this is amazing, the way the storm is affected so many areas. we have never seen so anything like this before. >> jackie: the only comparison you can make is charlie what you've made, it's not nearly as big or as powerful. >> harris: yes, you said the other day because we have been so fortunate to have you join us on odd-numbered here this week you said that the eye of the storm was 35 miles wide. >> amazing, charlie could fit in t

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hoboken, right. they're not running anything for the people who are running things. my my friend and colleague, jonah goldberg uses the phrase parliament pundits and have a congress that wants my job. i don't want to do their job. i am interested in being a member of congress here. my prayer for the for my own good and for the good of the nation, i am not interested in being in politics. i am in analyzing politics, talking about political trends and voting trends, how this stuff goes. i'm fascinated by it, but they don't want to do their work they want to get reelected in the way that they want to get reelected is by being famous, being viral and being on television and do those things. you can't do your job well the way it used to work in congress long ago is my old daddy would have said when the chips were made of wood and men were made of iron long ago in the before times, the way that congress was that people weren't paying that much attention to congress right. it was boring and was boring and the coverage was and every every every major newspaper had a bureau i

because to election border hoboken voted no on the measure they couldn't certify it so it now goes toratic. with me to talk about all of this is michigan state senator mallory mcmorrow. senator it is always an honor to have you on the show. let's talk about that attempt. that petition. those republican board members opposed this citizens-led effort because they say that it was too vague or sloppily written and -- i read they were literally nitpicking over the number of spaces between the words but are you optimistic that the michigan supreme court will agree and allow this amendment to make to the ballot on time? >> thanks katie. you are exactly right. i think what is apparent is that the republicans on the state board of kansas were looking for any reason to reject this ballot measure. they actually rejected over spacing. they argue the couldn't read between the lines and they argue that 750,000 people couldn't possibly have known what they were signing. which is absolutely ridiculous. i'm confident that the supreme court will take this up and send it to the ballot because at the end

stuart: i was walking down the street in hoboken, new jersey and who was walking towards me but johnnothing to do with covid. mark meredith is with us. the department of education is blaming climate change. >> officials say climate change is a factor but think of the parents, the struggle is immediate, trying to figure out what to do with kids who cannot physically go to school. the east coast, still impact on the west, forcing cities like philadelphia, baltimore, san diego to close earlier switch to remote learning and the physical buildings are too hot for the kids to be in. this week more than 30 denver public schools are releasing students early due to extreme temperatures in the district says they were working on it, summer night schools were scheduled to have air-conditioning installed but due to supply-chain issues we ate schools are only partially completed. this issue is prompting some lawmakers in dc to ask where did the covid related taxpayer money go? much of the money that was earmarked to help schools improve their hvac systems, they are telling fox we urge schools to u