not only will your hud grant become conditional on doing all of the things that i just explained but your suburb will not be able to participate in any state road repairs that use any money in what are called surface transportation grants from the federal government. now,sp what suburb in the united states could afford to exempt itself from state road repairs its roads would detear deteriorate or build a new artery to commute and not have an outlet from that artery into your jurisdiction it would be impossible. soe once the obama/biden affh is turbo charged with booker club i think every suburb in country has to capitulate. >> so amazing i bet it would expand beyond that. but they would try to go to court and cut all off or most federal grants whether it is for education whatever it is trying to tie it back and get it in front of a obama judge or biden judge god forbid he win, and all that seems to happen is trajectory goes one way you have donald trumpen has become president. who hits the brakes, and says this is crazy. this is not what america is about. this is a -- a violation of

hud will not pay for that. what do we pay taxes for? i don't know if i will get back in my house because i did not have insurance. [indiscernible] there is so much going on in washington. you don't know who to turn to. everybody is getting like president trump. nobody wants to help nobody. the blacks, the whites, no income, nobody. it is pitiful. i have been paying taxes for a long time. i 88 years old yesterday, and i thought i just had to call -- ♪ thank you very much.

hud has many excellent programs, but the home program is probably the most taxable of the hud programs. it allows localities and state governments to decide what are their unique housing needs for their particular jurisdictions. there is also section eight vouchers which gives individuals a choice of where they want to live. there are a number of production programs that help on the supply side. there are also demand programs like the section eight housing vouchers that give individuals a choice. >> great to be here. now that we have heard from the leaders of two cities, it's time to hear from two advocacy experts that can shed light on where we are. the executive director of the council for affordable and rural housing is a nonprofit that has been advocating for rural housing initiative for the last 35 years. and the president of the urban institute, a research and policy organization devoted to strengthening communities. love thesay that i counsel for affordable housing but i have known sarah for a long time. you are the data lady. the urban institute is all data no politics. when yo

are and we just did a project with the department of hud. you have affordable housing projects, sometimes extremely low income projects, but workforce housing normally gets overlooked and that is your doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters. for many years, they have not been able to afford to live in the city. thanks to hud and opportunity zones we were able to put together a deal with the $60 million out of a $70 million project so we could create that workforce projects where there is at market people living. ability to retract the working class in our community the deserves to work and live close to each other like they have not been able to do for several decades. >> what are your biggest problems that you want this washington community to hear about what you're struggling with right now, and particularly -- i know you are here a lot. what do these folks in d.c. need to hear that they are not hearing from mayors of cities like yours? >> some of this is pre-covid, but one of the things they need to hear is our cities are exploding

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hud can consider whatever legal authorities they have to protect americans and the president merely instructed that we do everything within lawful capacity of the executive branch to protect americans from evictions. >> on china, is the administration going to respond to the sanctions announced this morning? >> i will not get ahead of the president on any actions, but we are aware of the announced sanctions. instead of taking meaningful actions such as repealing the national security law and stopping the systematic repression, the chinese communist party responded with a symbolic action and a growing number of nations are demanding real action from beijing. the ball is in the chinese court. this president has spoken strongly against china and will do so continuously. >> [indiscernible] >> i will not get ahead of the president. >> he wanted to restart negotiations. who did he hear from and is tweet this morning said that schumer and pelosi had his number regarding negotiations. does that mean he is going to play a larger role in this process going forward or is this going to still be secretary

president steps up to the podium, we will also hear from ivanka trump, america's mayor rudy giuliani, hud secretary ben carson, tom cotton, alice marie johnson, friend of this program and so much more. for the hour whole have full coverage of the convention, so sit tight, bundle up, crack a beer, and guess what. right now it's night four of the republican national convention and is now officially under way. thanks for watching hannity, thanks for watching fox. >> hey, everyone, i'm dan white the president of the ufc. many of you know who i am, what i do, and that i am friends with the president. i spoke at this convention four years ago, and i'm back because i believe we need president trump's leadership now more than ever. before the pandemic. trump built the greatest economy in our nation's history. and created opportunities for all americans like no one before him. financial markets hit all-time highs, unmoment was at an all-time low, and we weren't facing the law's destruction that is on kuring in a few of our great cities. it blows my mind how quickly some of the leadership in the co

i have been trying to get help from the hud department. my husband died in 2004, i turned 88 years old yesterday. we are trying to get an rv to rent. hud will not pay for that. what do we pay taxes for? i don't know if i will get back in my house because i did not have insurance. [indiscernible] there is so much going on in washington. you don't know who to turn to. everybody is getting like president trump. nobody wants to help nobody. the blacks, the whites, no income, nobody. it is pitiful. i have been paying taxes for a long time. i 88 years old yesterday, and i thought i just had to call -- ♪ thank you very much. honor to have everybody here. i know the press was not quite expecting this, so i appreciate your being able to attend. we have a terrific number of things and positive things to tell you tonight. i want to give an update on the economy. economic health is vital to public health. that is why our strategy to kill the china virus is focused on protecting those at greatest risk, while allowing younger and healthy americans to sa

>> well, you know, i hate to sound like a broken record, but if i was in charge of hud i would appoint a secretary who would go around the country making speeches about the history of residential segregation. that's what i would do. nothing else will fly. nothing else would fly. in 1968 richard nixon was elected president, i've written about this, he appointed secretary of housing and urban development a fellow by the name of george romney, the father of somebody that you may be familiar with, and as i said, this history was once well known. nothing that i've talked about today was a secret and we have forgotten about it because as i said before it's too hard to deal with it. george romney knew it. he was appointed secretary of housing and urban development and said, george romney, the republican housing secretary, said that the federal government has created a white noose around urban centers where african-americans live and it's the federal government's obligation to untie that noose. that's what george romney said. he began a program which he called open communities in which the fed

>> lynn patton, the hud regional director of new york city housing authority. >> owes you an apology?ur feeling towards her right now? >> i have no comment for her because, again, i do feel that i'm owed an apology because of the impact that it has had on me personally. and at this point i just have no conversation for her because i was used this manner. >> reporter: now, patton is pushing back on this telling cnn all the people in the video knew they were making a video for the republican party. but people in the video said they asked to see the edited clip, the one that aired on thursday night before it aired. >> they have the tape. tell them to show it. tell them to show it, me confirming that i said yes. i agree. they will find you on that tape and see, no, my confirmation is based off the edit and if they didn't cut off the tape you would hear lynn say, don't worry about it. you will see the edit. >> reporter: so let me talk about the bigger picture here. the people in the rchnc video tk heat in the community for appearing at it. today we heard stories about threatening phone cal

. >> reporter: president trump was asked whether he would support fda approval touted by hud secretary ben carson and my pillow founder mark lindel. his response, we'll look at. the we'll look at a lot of differential things. >>> santa clara county said they've issued three ordinances. so far, they say two of the businesses have played corrections and will avoid paying the fines. the third is till in the grace period to take steps to correct the problem. >>> several new lay sworn officers from the san francisco police department's most recent academy class have now tested positive for cove. the academy in diamond heights is closed while the affected rel ruts are in quarantine. there 269 class have tested positive for the coronavirus one day after they were sworn in. some staff members at the academy also tested positive. >>> new at 11, people that like dim sum will be sad to hear that after 42 years in business a favorite in san francisco is closer their doors for good. like all restaurants they've been lit hard by the pandemic. the owner says that business has been good but retaining

hud is behind schedule.ime they're running on, but this white house time for recovery, we have people from hurricane michael still waiting to get resolution from fema. all of those storms accumulated. now we have this storm and the damage in a covid environment. they're going to have to find a different way to get people back in their homes in this covid environment. they're going to have to find a quicker way to reimburse people so they can hotels. some of them have to move to another town. the schools may not be open. people talking about opening schools, there may not be any schools to go to and there's no homes. we need to ask fema and the white house the hard questions how they're going to deal with this, because they can't say we're going to use the harvey model. homes are not rebuilt. we can't say use the irma model, homes are not rebuild or as well as we did puerto rico, a total disaster unto itself and certainly can't say we'll do like we did in virgin islands. they need to get a step up. these gove

. >> a walkoff and the giants when they are seventh straight off e sidehiand hud 91 milean h ts a littlefoot blast, 10th homerun of the year for olson, a's up to 3-1. top of the 5, mark simeon, they beat the rangers 10-3, they have won five of 7. lucas, now in the history books. adam angle is there a no- hitter! the 19th in white sox history. >> 13 strikeouts for the 26- year-old, the first no-hitter of the first short season. the 49ers made it official today, no pants for their opener at home on september 13. but, san francisco did leave their door open for fans possibly later in the season. that nba playoffs, clifford overshadowed luca mania today. 18 points on the first half, finishing with 35. ellie wins big 154-111. but that jacob blake shooting was on doc rivers mind after the game.>> it's the reason why we keep loving this country. in this country does not look back. >> the nba certainly taking a backseat on the court tonight.>> coming up next, a decades-old wedding photo found in the fire zone. and tonight, look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i would

senate-- or wasntroduced in the senate, excuse me-- that build a national evictionwould database in hud and i hope it gets momentum and passes. >> sreenivasan: a you seeing the spikes now in the number of people who are being evicted? >> we're beginning to see them. we're beginning to see warning sns on the horizon. i think the moratoriums worked very well. the cares act helped a lot, and n think there were many property owners that weregotiating th their tenants across the country. but as those moratoriums disappear, if the feral aid stops, i think we're going to see a lot of evictions right around the corner.so >> sreenivasanow do we get out of this? >> we need serious federal investment. that's the-- that's the way out of this. you know, we need a national moratorium on evweictions. eed to say, "look, in this pandemic, the home is mmedicine. the is safety and we have to protect that. americans deserve that level of protection." property owners need to pay their bil, too. we don't just need moratorium. weeed rent relief. we need serious investment from the federal government with the

this amazing view of picturesque mountains and a lake is what you get when you visit the village of hud starts in austria some hail it as the most beautiful religion in the whole country each year thousands of visitors come here some spend a few days and others just enough time to a snap a selfie for their instagram but since the corona crisis things have become more quiet and several villages are realizing they like a comma so they're thinking about what the new normal could look like and once the pandemic is over. in her austria many locals worried no tourists would come this year to admire the mountains the lake and the quite village because of corona and know tourism would also mean no income but the worries are over. visitors are here and abundance. which is good for hotels and also for carlina helps beggars both rental business. but it's a different mix of tourists have a moment then you think on t.v. we don't have all nationalities here because of the flight problems but we've got austrian germans basically europeans before the pandemic the village through many international tour

pictures it looks like a total breakdown of law and order today with ministries ministries being stored hud volatile is the situation there are today. this is a normal this is a very normal the result of what will it on august 4th chilly this is a normal result of what has been accumulating since 2005 but on this is not the 1st time been hit by explosives but this time what's different is that we've been living going to nuclear bomb for 6 years without us knowing about it we experienced the blast of a nuclear bomb we are living with some people who are willing to sacrifice our lives to sacrifice. as human beings in human being in beirut to store some material and. thought foreign agendas and they were being stored in them and that i would feed it to i would houses i would family and they've been willing to take did it is just one percent to this day it is i would like to gamble with the lives of the lebanese population just to store the materials you'll most sides and this is a very natural. this is a very natural reaction from the lebanese people with being. very action joy you know you we

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importantly the inclusion of speakers like senator tim scott and johnson and secretary ben carson from hudmportant speeches and meant to hammer home the message of inclusion, prison reform, housing and inclusion. if the president can shave four or five points off of what joe biden would get with african-american voters, that is big. if he can reach out to suburban wives to get the message to them that they'll keep their neighborhood safe and be racially sensitive i think they were successful in terms of reaching out to getting in a message out to voters >> some interesting points here with joe i wonder how many people are out there have their votes that are still undecided it seems that much of america is very divided and it is polarizing how big of a deal are those on the finger out there >> stark division. joe biden suggesting if the president is reelected, the constitution is in danger from a president out of control this week, we saw the president saying if joe biden is elected, you are in danger of rotting hordes who might come to your neighborhood the question is who is in the middle

the lungs there's no place for complacency and a hugely interesting tweet from neil cam i'm having hud divide the samee people and still have the lasting effects from it i find information really interesting but also wanting considering they don't know what the long term holds for those who have had the disease especially when it was said that the body is attacking its own healthy cells the big problem is very few have had called it i've had the opportunity to see a doctor regarding the ongoing symptoms and richard and kate see we are writing see how much we enjoyed and appreciated your item and called it you let them speak and did not interrupt them looks right to score political points and sky eckel says little bit scary that pass left affair to know what we're dealing with under norful said should've that alexai show for the 1st time more welcome aboard incredibly informative and helpful as mina a superb and glamorous horse missing from the house of commons a good one says one of the best most informative discussions of colbert i have seen huge lead. to top. if you must for the read

. >> it simply directs hud to find a way to help people and identify federal funds. it doesn't include extending the eviction moratorium. >> well, look, that's not entirely true. i mean, in there -- >> well, it is true. >> so it just says there's going to be a review. i can tell you, george, the intent of that is that the review will prevent any evictions. >> reporter: and though democrats and republicans have said delaying payroll taxes will do little to help american workers, the president moving to defer them. even promising to forgive them if he's re-elected. >> if i'm victorious on november 3rd, i plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax. >> reporter: a member of the president's own party, senator ben sasse, questioning the president's ability to do that writing, "president trump does not have the power to unilaterally rewrite the payroll tax law" calling the president's action "unconstitutional slop." >> rachel scott joins us now. she's traveling with the president in new jersey. rachel, the president is heading back to the white h

he said to hud, fema and to hhs, you take a look. you consider this. if you think that this moratorium should be extended, then he may make a decision to do that. most people op saying what he said would think he was offering some real rental assistance. so they four executive orders he's come up with, some are certainly unconstitutional. this payroll tax holiday that he's tacking about, the government of the united states determines expending the revenue of this country. he does not get to do that. but listen, i think this will all be over by monday. they'll be back negotiating. nancy pelosi has said he wants to negotiate. chuck schumer wants to negotiate. i think these executives orders will fall by the wayside and get back into the negotiation. what he's asking simply does not make good sense for the most part. this unemployment, the $600 unemployment is extraordinarily important to our families. you know, people who have been laid off, their jobs have closed down. >> congresswoman, where can you compromise here in obviously you can't get everything

ben carson who is not only a neurosurgeon but also has led hud for president trump.hink he is going to serve several roles including paying testament to the fact he has worked with the president and he knows the president in a way that most people don't. it is also important not only leading hud given what is going on with the pandemic that this renowned neurosurgeon can speak to that. david: thank you. now we go to the convention and dr. ben carson. >> i am a retired neurosurgeon and a public servant. before i begin, i would like to say that our hearts go out to the blake family and the other families who have been impacted by the tragic events in kenosha. as jacob's mother has urged the country, let's use our hearts, our love, and our intelligence to work together to show the rest of the world how humans are supposed to treat each other. america is great when we behave greatly. in order to succeed and change, we must first come together in love of our fellow citizens. history reminds us that necessary change comes through hope and love, not senseless and destructiv

i think that one of the things that is being revealed the case is now important hud schools are as feeding centers furloughed children read because that's where you can get breakfast and lunch. her could. what happened to that in one of those dudes eating. so the schools are sort of vote wedge of the welfare state. tai: this is one of those ways especially at of all of the debates. it was up in the air in new york whether or not there were going to close schools that went on for about a week or so. everybody was freaking out to the point these are feeding centers. the most reliable feel that many of the students get in a day. and then the homeless population, some of the schools are so significant. and to me it was like this is exactly, the ways in which incoming the quality or directly related to and harms the public health is every single person in this country. like that's me was one of the most obvious examples. it was like in school did not have to serve as a feeding center, and they could've closed earlier. in the epidemic in new york would look so different. that was the domino effe

about a return to normal, return to business of more robust levels for a business like an equinox or hud s son yards, is the vaccine the holy grail will the vaccine flip a switch with people's behavior >> absolutely. there are trends going on. people want to live in cities. that's today and that's the future and if you ask young people, that's where they want to be. >> why are they leaving the cities why is there such a big rush to the suburbs? we see it right here in new york city it's it's not right now. >> people said to me when things are good, people don't see how they get bad things will change i think we have the patience there's a lot of things we can do in the interim and also this pandemic will have an impact on the future and how we really kind of lead our lives and what we expect. people, i believe, will go back to where they were they'll follow the trends. city will be the important part of american life and growth. >> we have been asking mr. ross the questions. we will get to you and your very interesting approach to helping to control the spread of the virus. i have two mo

you know, the eviction moratorium as the president called it, she's asked hud to look at doing something with rental assistance, it doesn't necessarily extend the moratorium. the other big sticking point is the enhanced unemployment insurance. president trump is asking state governments to cover 25% of that, which is just untenable for a lot of governors. you know, governor cuomo came out immediately on sunday and said there's no way states can contribute $100 to that because state budgets have been totally decimated by the coronavirus as well. so i think that there are enough hardships and enough criticisms from both sides that congress might be forced to come back to the table to try to hash something out. >> the problem is i wonder if the president knew what he was doing because if the democrat december side to take this thing all the way to the court, that could feasibly hold up, for instance, this $400-plus that americans could be getting with the unemployment insurance. that's down $800 a month versus what they were getting before when it was $600 a month. nonetheless, if they take

it is just a memorandum advising hud to explore options to help people with represental assista. republicans have large ly to begin with. and the hundred dollars that the president wants is higher than republicans wanted and lower than democrats want. state governors have come out and said we can't cover that $100 that the president is expecting states to provide out of that $400 because their revenues have been decimated by the coronavirus. all this standstill and excludeing republicans coming out against the president, using executive powers and the legal apparatus he has will spark some action on capitol hill finally. >> this is the most depressing panel i've ever done. this is not what i asked for. but i hear where you're coming from. i'm still confused as to the strategy behind these executive orders kind of knowing that there would be this kind of push-back, but let's hold there. we'll keep going in just a little bit with the panel in just a moment. now, however this stimulus money materializes there's no doubt that many of us need it right now. we heard from a lot of you a

the department of hud will be designated to work foreclosures and evictions.ayroll tax holiday for americans, maybe keep more money in your paycheck at least temporarily. also $400 in additional unemployment benefits, enhanced benefit. states will have to pay for part of it. the president laid out his vision not long ago. >> taking action to provide an additional or an extra $400 per week in expanded benefits, $400, okay? so that's generous, but we want to take care of our people. again, it wasn't their fault. it was china's fault. states will be asked to cover 25% of the cost using existing funding. >> the ranking member of the senate finance committee of oregon was not impressed with the president's plan especially over the payroll holiday. he says donald trump's scheme could also drain the social security trust fund for a fake tax cut. we're seeing how the rest of congress will react. plenty of g.o.p. lawmakers were not thrilled about suspending the payroll tax before because of already the massive debt the country was facing. we will see how they react now

hud secretary dr. ben carson. also on deck, trump 2020 2020 national press secretary hogan gidley, kt mcfarland, and the mississippi governor. we begin with ratio williams. thank you for being with us to tell your story. as a member of the community in minneapolis, do you want to see a police presence maintaining your community? >> absolutely. i want to make the correction. i'm not for dismantling. i am for defunding which are different things. >> sandra: explained, what's the difference, and what do you want to see happen? >> dismantling is to make something completely different, new. defunding is doing just what it's talking about. it is taking funds out of one pot of funding and moving it over. when i talk about defunding, i am talking about moving funds to community resources. unfortunately please do not have the inside, the understanding, lack of ability training to take care of all the issues that take place in communities. we are talking about that, we are tired about mental health issues, domestic calls, l

kyle: all start with three things new york's hud the lax deadline, you should mail your completed absentee, new york let you request an absentee ballot beforeee the election, te city officials in particular were unprepared for the ballots that they ultimately got so counting started late and third, the post office simply did not post mark thousands of absentee ballots which arrived after election day and thrown out, that is part ofbl the problem on monday a federal judge ordered that some of the ballots have to be counted, the state officials say they will appeal and six w weeks later even though the winner has been announced, we don't have a final vote in that race. paul: is issue incompetence, it is not fraud but it's general incompetence and mismanagement,a that creates legitimacy problems of their own because as you see democrats who are now losing, he is not accepting the results. kyle: absolutely, co-chair of the new york state board of election testified the state board of elections has told thea legislature the seven-day request is completely off-the-wall, imagine you're a new york

were discussing is in the book you touched on in the last suburb the president and the secretary of hud allow the federal bureaucracy in the cities to devour the suburbs and make the decisions that would benefit the democrat party and centralized government. you think the people of the suburbs realize the plan that joe biden and harris have for the suburbs? >> i really don't. this is part of the sort of cory booker plan to basically take money out of the suburbs put it into the inner city, take excess out of the inner city and put in the suburb and have this melting pot so residentially the suburb would be the elimination of single family housing they would put mass projects into the suburb, and flood what could be good public schools with excess capacity. it's a true disaster. this is why no one talks about these things. this isn't just me pretending this is can happen. this is literally on joe biden's website. the media knows better in their role as a cheerleader to highlight this because they think joe biden was going to perform wellin the suburbs and do well with suburban women but

i hope when the president come today he will encourage fema to move up -- and hud to move at a faster pace. the home in puerto rico have not been replaced. that's three years ago. the homes in virgin islands not replaced. homes in houston not replaced because the administration is dragging you know what and not getting this done. very slow recovery of homes from harvey, maria and irma. >> beaumont, which was flooded by harvey, there are still people who are not back in their homes. so these things are not -- they pass our news cycle but they don't pass the lives of the people affected by it. lieutenant generous el honore is the former command are of joint task force katrina. coming up, the continued assault on the united states postal service. but first an update on my new buddy larry the squirrel. tony, the man i was interviewing noticed a baby squirrel bare live moving in the debris of a fallen tree. a quick google search told us to give it some electrolytes. this is my colleague, tim, holding larry as i gave him some gat gatorade. larry is with tony's neighbor who rescues squirrels

he's hud ling with family this weekend in delaware trying to make this decision. up with of the biggest decisions that he'll make of this campaign. what we do know is what he's looking for in a running mats. he has said repeatedly this word sympatico. it's ringing in my ears. it's what i hear from sources when they talk about this issue of who joe biden's running mats will be. we know this is the person who knows the role of vice president very well having been that person for eight years to barack obama. now making the decision of who his own vice presidential pick will be. >> we have a good idea of the tom contend-- top contenders no. who should we be keeping the closest eye on right now? >> reporter: it feels like we have seen different names coming into the public eye as people who are in contention. someone like gretchen witmer had fallen out of the public conversation for several weeks leading a lot of people thinking maybe she wasn't in the running. it sort of hammers home. as soon as we reported she had met with joe biden last weekend for several hours in

the hud's roasting chinese film of all times. and for those of you who are fans of this film. you will note that the films call imax on the antagonist is an american mercenary, named big daddy is about to kill the hero a former special ops soldier. big daddy attempt to jam it knife into his throat and he gloats and says, people like you will always be inferior to people like me. so get used to it. spoiler alert, he turns the table around brimley stabs big daddy to death with a bullet that was on his necklace. the singlet that was used earlier in the fiancÉ. i'm sorry but i just read it for you if you haven't seen it . this was the satisfying in familiar, ending because that person, ended with another american mercenary. this time next u.s. navy seal. the british accent named tomcat. he manages to have a seeming silly helpless guy, he rips the patch off his shoulder with attorneys like in the words essay i five for china. they mocked him being willing to die for his country. in the tables are turned get again and met our hero and he seven kill tomcat with his own life rated sho

recently of the end of july hit the one-year anniversary of the foster youth independence program at hudhers to people aging out of the system. you've doled out $5.6 million to 680 individuals to transition them to independence. what's going to happen with the program the next 12 months? >> it's going to continue to expand. it has been expanding consistently since we started. a little over a year ago, young people came to me and they give us their plight. about 20,000 of them aged out of foster care every year. about a quarter of them and up homeless within four years and then even greater number are inadequately housed and they wind up in precarious situations. by giving them a voucher, and providing wraparound services which include educational services, counseling, financial literacy, health care, a whole host of things, they can go on to become self-sufficient adult who will be contribute and members of society. >> john: we will keep watching that program grow. got to spend some quality time with you back in 2016 in icu every once in a while and it's good to spend some time with you

>>so butler filed a discrimination complaint with hud she's able to do so because of the fair housing act of 1968 designed to combat widespread discrimination and segregation 5 years ago the obama administration announced a new rule expanding the fair housing act requiring cities to study and set goals for fair housing in order to qualify for federal funding, but his housing discrimination complaints like the one butler filed have reached record numbers in recent years, the trump administration is repealing the 2015 rule we will fight all of their lives. >>to get into the suburbs and have a beautiful home. there will be no more low income housing forced in to the suburbs president trump keenly aware he needs the support from suburban america is positioning the fair housing roll back to those voters. >>the idea is that. >>everyone should have equal access and opportunity to all types of housing and so this is not necessarily a win for the suburbs, so much as as a loss for everyone and their ability to access housing. >>but suburbia looks different than it did even just 4 years ago. cou

suspending student loan repayments, having hud work to make sure foreclosures and evictions don't happenvernment will stop collecting the payroll tax temporarily for some workers and will be providing $400 in additional unemployment insurance, but states will have to chip in some 25% of that 400. >> this has never been done in the history of time. we thought $400 was a fair compromise, but we offered to continue to pay $600 while we negotiate, and the democrats turned that down. >> reporter: the president is tapping into fema's disaster relief fund to restart these enhanced unemployment insurance benefits. his order calls for using up to $44 billion in federal funds although it's unclear if those additional funds may reach to americans in those unemployment checks. as a for mitch mcconnell, he says this was the right move, but nebraska senator ben sasse had his own statement saying, quote: president trump does not have the power to unilaterally rewrite the payroll tax law. under the constitution that power belongs to the american people acting through their members of congress. as for pr

i looked at the executive order, it simply directs hud to find a way to help people and it doesn't include extending the eviction moratorium. >> look, that's not entirely true. >> it is true. i just read it. >> the secretary of health, if any determination is made that there's a health threat of community spread due to evictions or forbearance that they would take action, so that's clear, and that's exactly what the health secretary is going to do. we also are going to be working through other agencies to spend some money for example for rental assistance and federally backed housing, whether it's single family or multifamily, if there's any forbearance, so it's just says there's going to be a review, i can tell you, george, the intent of that is that the review will prevent any evictions. we've been fortunate so far. but this is a guardrail and it will work out beautifully. >> okay, i understand that. you say that's the intent. clarify, i'm reading page 3, such action may include encouraging and providing assistance to public housing authorities, minimizing evictions and foreclosures, it

he's the hud secretary. and the head of -- azar wasn't in that meeting but this is the person the president is talking to about products that have not actually -- there's no scientific basis for it at this point. more studies should be done. fine. but there's no scientific basis at this point and not listening to actual scientists. >> right. the moment that somebody says i'm not a scientist but give you medical information and scientific recommendrecommendat red flag. there's just so many concerning parts about where the loyalty lies, what the financial ramifications are. what's next? we will see a mypillow in the white house with a press cofo to? these are just terrible red flags in my opinion. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> university of north carolina chapel hill canceling in-person classes after a week. >>> a mayor in oklahoma begging the annual weed stock music festival to cancel the event this weekend. >>> a judge will decide on whether a couple can have a 175-person wedding in new york. i'

he's hud secretary, he is a respected member of the trump administration. and i would love to see him just let's change the tone of this thing now. president trump can retreat and be presidential and look to the debates and do his thing at the debates but what's happening in our communities is not to be toyed with. and i do feel like we are being toyed with at this time. >> you feel like you're being toyed with. i know that you have concerns of crime and safety, about the economy. >> yes. >> could you vote for president trump again? and if not, would you vote for joe biden? >> i think that when president trump was first running for office and the reason i voted for him was i expected him to surround himself with the best and brightest people and i expected him to be an administrator and didn't expect a micromanager and what i would like is for him to show me that he can be a statesman. he's already -- the country's so polarized as it is i think that many people have already made up their mind who they will vote for. i'm not one of them and i'm going to need

it is a an order that sayays, h, hud and treasure, come up with something, help us out, maybe don't allowple to be evicted or foreclosed upon. it is not an extension of the moratorium in any way either on evictions or on foreclosures. it is completely unknown what steps will be taken by treasury or the department of housing and urban development in exchange. it protects really nobody. dealer protections that are in place are at the state level, and many of those are expiring. of course when you take away that $600 week support from unemployment, a lot of these unemployed residents are going to be -- many of whom are renters -- are going to have trouble making that next rent payment. the census bureau put together a thing called a household pull survey initial is about one quarter of americans were renting feared they're not good to be able to make that next payment. amy: talalk about the payroll t, trump basically saying what this means for social security? >> it is a deferral. you are eventually going to have to pay that. i suspect a lot o of businesses will just put that money in escrow

under my executive order, hud, hhs, cdc have been directed to ensure renters and homeowners that they can stay safely in their homes. they will not be a victim. they will not be evicted. in those letters have already been sent out. so we will make sure of that. i'm providing a payroll tax, holiday to all americans learning 100,000 a year or less and meaning bigger paychecks for working families for the end of 2020. that is a tremendous amount of money that is being supplied and given to families. tremendous. the democrats didn't want to do a payroll tax. they thought it was too much money, i guess. and make businesses do successful but they don't want to see success. they certainly don't want to see it before election. they don't want to see the kind of graphs and charts you see there. because they can't win with that kind of success. they can't win. they have to get used to. remember, we have already gotten $3 trillion in stimulus. so they probably should have negotiated a little bit differently. maybe they should have asked for all of this before. we got most of the money and we gav

. >>> i want to bring in julian castro, former presidential candidate and former hud secretary undersident obama. thank you for being with us on what i know is a big day for your party. >> well, it is. it is an exciting day. as you all have been talking about, very unusual, right? this hasn't been done before. but i have confidence in the dnc team and chairman bettis and all of his staff to put together a great convention. and i do think it is going to be a night where people see a huge difference, what they're going to see is a party unified, they're going to see a party that is the big tent party in america, that is a feeling not only to, you know, tried and true democrats, and also to moderates, to folks who simply want for our nation and including things like the postal service, to work again. >> you talk about the idea of the convention being all about party unity for tonight. you also got this question of enthusiasm, right? we have this new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll out. i want to pose this to you. enthusiasm is one of the most significant areas where vice president b

roughly 568,000 mamericans sleeping on the street every night according to hud numbers in 2019.ure says that as of two years ago way before the pandemic 11.1% of american households were considered food insecure. to top all of it off at this very moment talks between the white house and congressional democrats about coronavirus relief are at a standstill. trump is toying with the idea of signing an executive order to go over their heads all the while he's trying to gut the affordable care act as the country surges past 161,000 coronavirus deaths. but hey, look on the bright side, we do have near record high stock markets. for the majority of americans the economic prospects are in shambles. stock market records do not pay the rent or put food on the table. this is the capitalism we know and that so many hate. despite the names that some people call me on twitter, i am a capitalist. i do not believe it needs to be this way. americans have been made to fear policies that redistribute wealth, but no system has redistributed wealth from the poor to the rich as effectively as our own

under my executive order hud, hhs and cdc have been directed to insure renters and homeowners that they can stay safe le in their homes. they're not going to be evicted. they're not going to be evicted. and those letters have already been sent out, steve. so, you will make sure of that. i'm providing a payroll tax holiday to all americans earning less than 100,000 per year, meaning bigger paychecks for working families through the end of 2020. that is a tremendous amount of money that is being supplied and given to families, tremendous. the democrats didn't want to do a payroll tax. they thought it was too much money i guess or it would make businesses too successful. they don't want to see success. they certainly don't want to see it before the election. they certainly don't want to see the kind of graphs an and charts. they say with that kind of success they can't win. they have to get used to it. we've already gotten $3 trillion in stimulus. they should have probably negotiated a little bit differently. maybe they should have asked for all of this before. we got most of the money. we