at one point he didn't exactly promise to provide jacky rosen and the senate with the information that he used to justify reductions. you're right there's a lot of anecdotal information. and members of congress and senate democrats, we've heard people are not getting their letters and medication, that concerns them. leland i think about the post office losing my college acceptance letter, a sore point from 2001. we'll continue and nancy pelosi's press conference is coming up. gillian. gillian: thanks, chad. joining us now is a member of the oversight committee, california congressman, sir, thanks for your time with us today. thank you, we're getting two versions of reality here, right? we've got republicans saying the post office is what it is, but it's running smoothly. you had dejoy the other day

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rosen: hi, i'm senator jacky rosen. am proud to represent the great state of nevada in our great united states senate. the coronavirus pandemic has taken a devastating toll on our country. every corner of america, people from all walks of life are struggling to get by. however, as we work to address the virus' impact, we cannot ignore the growing issues surrounding the postmaster general's actions at the united states postal service.

staff and i'm not going comment on my discussions with the president or senior staff nevada sen jacky rosen said it would be better for dhs agents to focus on fighting white supremacism which led to the shooting in el paso one year ago this week according to the fbi white supremacist are the nation's most significant domestic threat, wolf said dhs is working on both problems reporting in washington, alexandra le mon. the new york attorney general says that she's moving to dissolve the national rifle association that he did james claims that the group's leaders funneled millions of dollars into their own pockets and paid off family and friends and favorite vendors. >>the nra which has 5 million members and calls itself a charity has lost more than 63 million dollars in 3 years. the attorney general says the group violated tax laws by falsely claiming nonprofit status. so now she's taking action to end it. 4 years of self-dealing. and illegal conduct. that violate new york's charities law. >>and undermine its own mission. >>and ari president carolyn meadows called the lawsuit, a baseless prem

jacky rosen sparred with dejoy when asking for documentation justifying postal service reductions. >> i would like to see the analysis that this is based on, can you commit to that? >> no, ma'am. >> can you commit to providing it to us at all? >> i will get back to you on that. >> the house of representatives is going to be in a rare saturday session tomorrow at 10:00 eastern time to consider a bill to infuse the postal service with $25 billion in cash. dejoy says that is not needed and of course was testifying virtually today. he will be here on capitol hill in a person appearing before the house oversight committee on monday morning. >> bill: think you are. we will watch it from here and see how it goes, chad pergram. how does the messaging over covid and economic fallout play out in the states that matter in november? our friday money team will take that on coming up here. plus, some u.s. allies not backing trump administration demands to bring back nuclear sanctions. we will talk to a state department spokeswoman live on that coming up. >> i think that freedom loving people around

jacky rosen said it would be better for dhs agents to focus on fighting white supremacism which led toing in el paso one year ago this week according to the fbi white supremacists are the nation's most significant domestic threat, wolf said dhs is working on both problems. >>that was alexander le mon reporting st. louis and memphis are now the latest cities added to operation legend the program provides federal resources to local law enforcement agencies to try to help fight violent crime federal officials say they will not let fear rule people's lives. >>it simply intolerable. we can't live in a world where people are afraid to sit on the front porch where people are afraid to have their children play in the streets and they're afraid. we have the children waited a they're afraid to be in their own house at 11:45pm at night. we just can't happen. >>the president has threatened to send federal troops to oakland after agitators last month analyze the oakland police department headquarters and the alameda county courthouse, but the city council passed a resolution last week rejecting fed

. >> that is senator jackie rosen of nevada who joins us in our next hour. here is oher republican colleage from utah. >> mr. dejoy, assuming as i do that you've been truthful in your testimony today, i can imagine how frustrating it is to be accused of political motives in your management responsibility. at the same time, of course, you can certainly understand that there have been pretty good reasons that you or your colleagues are purposely acting to suppress voting or that you're going to purposely prevent ballots from being counted. >> those pretty good reasons include policy changes, some void, some reversed, and some partially carried out. but a lot less complicated than sorting capacity, postal worker overtime, or how ballots are prioritized. keeping them honest, the simple fact that dejoy is a mega donor to a president that does not like people voting by mail. doesn't want to give the post office money to help make it possible. that's not us saying it. it is the president, himself. >> they want three and a half billion dollars for something that wil

. >> well thanks is senator jackie rosen of nevada that joins us in our next hour. here is her republican colleague from utah. >> assuming as i do you've been truthful in your testimony today, i can imagine how frustrating it is to be accused of political motives in your management responsibility. at the same time, you can certainly understand there have been pretty good reasons for people to think that you or your colleagues are purposely acting to suppress voting or you're going to purposely prevent ballots from being counted. >> there is pretty good reasons including policy changes, some reversed and some partially carried out but perhaps the key reason why lewis dejoy is under suspici suspicion, keeping them honest suspicion flows from the fact dejoy is a mega donor to a president that doesn't like people voting by mail and doesn't want to give the post office money to make it possible. it not us saying it but the president himself. >> they want $3.5 million for something that will turn out to be fraudulent that's election money basically. now, they need that mo

jacky rosen said it would be better for dhs agents to focus on fighting white supremacism which led to the shooting in el paso one year ago this week according to the fbi white supremacist are the nation's most significant domestic threat, wolf said dhs is working on both problems reporting in washington, alexandra le mon. take a look at this month after her death at the hands of louisville police officers. >>still no charges in the case and oprah winfrey is trying to keep briana taylor's name in the forefront of people's minds with this billboard in fact she has erected 26 billboards around the city with brown has picture and demanding officers involved be charged. >>winds are going to be issued in sonoma county starting now if you don't wear a mask and if you do other things i'll tell you more about that and the virus is still spreading. california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensure social d

i think senator jackie rosen's line of questioning was important because she got dejoy to admit that when he put these policy changes in place, there was no specific analysis on how it would affect veterans, senior citizens, deployed service members, those americans who are particularly dependent on on-time service by this postal service. gary peters, the top democratic on this committee got dejoy to talk about post office closures and the removal of those high-volume sorting machines. let's take a look. >> there will be no post office closures or suspensions before november 3rd. >> i confirm post office close yours was not a directive i gave. that was around before i got here. there's a process for that. when i found out about it, and it had the reaction that we did, i suspended that. >> will you be bringing back any mail sorting machines that have been removed since you've become postmaster general? will any of those come back? >> there's no intention to do that. they're not needed, sir. >> reporter: dejoy says those high-volume sorting machines are not needed. postal service worke

>> that is jackie rosen. somehow my connection was lost. i want to give a plug for my great service in northern nevada that i want to keep. >> absolutely. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, i sure appreciate it, thank you to everyone for being here today. i will be brief. like everyone else, in nevada we have service as well. amtrak service and i want to tell you how important it is to us. no surprise to our nominees that we do have service in northern nevada. the amtrak line is a vital link in and out of 3 communities in the silver state. depends on reliable rail service to bring travelers in and out of their community including 84,000 riders who travel on the line every year and if you ride on that line you will see the most beautiful mountains and valleys in northern nevada that rival any scenery in the country. lots of our riders are veterans, seniors, they use amtrak to go into reno, get their medical services and other things so due to the coronavirus pandemic, we have seen this service temporarily cut but back -- i jo

i do yield back. , this is senator jacky rosen from nevada. i'm not sure that the chairman is on, so i believe i am the last senator and i will ask a few questions and they will -- and then we will close the hearing out. i want to tell you that you manyy exemplify what so families are going through. trying to balance work and childcare, and all of that. you sharing your beautiful sleeping baby with us today. it reminds us of all the important work we have to do for the next generation. but i want to talk just a little bit about this. nevada has many immigrant families that make up the diverse fabric of our state and nation. nevadans identify themselves as hispanic or latino. scammers have targeted members of the community as they go through the immigration process. while public notaries may perform the duties of attorneys in south american countries, it cannot practice law or except the united states. nonetheless, bad actors will suggest that they confide in individuals through the u.s. immigration process, even though they are not qualified o

senator cinema, this is senator jackie rosen from nevada. i'm not sure that chairman wicker is on so i believe that i'm the last senator and i will ask a few questions and we will close this hearing out. i want to thank you for being here today and commissioner slaughter, i want to tell you that you really exemplify during this pandemic what so many families are going through, trying to balance work and childcare and all of that and i appreciate you sharing your beautiful sleeping baby with us today. it reminds us of all of the important work we have to do to protect things for the next generation. but i want to talk just a little bit about note scams. nevada is home to thousands of immigrant families that make a diverse fabric of our state and of our nation. and almost 30% of nevadans identify as hispanic or latino and our scammers have targeted members of communities as they go through the immigration process. we know one common form of deception are the -- while public notaries may perform the duties of attorneys in some latin american co

they're not needed sir democrats like sen jacky rosen criticized joy for planning postal changes thationately impacted veterans and seniors postal service is the only way they're going to receive their critical items by saving prescription household supplies, social security checks by republican senator josh hawley says accusations that the post office was deliberately slowing mail delivery is misinformation has what it needs in order to deliver the mail safely and on time through the november election is to be clear about that is that right so yes, senate republican ron johnson back and enjoy up his claims that some structural change is necessary that anytime you have a business where your volume is declining back dramatically. he would be starting you'll take out to different capacities, the joy says after the election the postal service will need help from congress. he says usps is billions of dollars behind its revenue goals without losses will only increase in the years to come in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>9.49 right now the democratic national convention is over and the rep

duckworth, senator dick durbin, editor maisie her own no, editor campaign, i was there kilmer, jackie rosentor sheldon whitehouse, all of them have offered a extra special support and leadership for this event so let's end up on this note.night was amazing. tomorrow is also going to be amazing. we start tomorrow at 1 pm eastern with a special presentation on elections and voting rights. hear more about what we're doing to make sure we will be able to vote safely and freely this november and then join us again at 3:30 eastern for a presentation from singer lima james for a panel of some amazingwomen members of the house , a special performance rocker melissa etheridge, remarks now rescheduled from the one and only your nancy policy has already agreed to be on our program. yes, she's coming and we have a panel of those for senate women will take back the senate this fall . san francisco mayor linden breeds, founder:, emily's list president stephanie schriock will be back and were going to end with a special conversation featuring actress eva nicole brown and our four we are emily award winner

and they have all, me and jackie -- senator rosen, please continue to fight for us and make sure that the money is not only there and available because we need it to keep our constituents safe but make sure it's flexible. make sure we have the opportunity not just to work through the state but the money goes directly to some of our local governments who i have found -- and i don't know as you all go home -- but i have found that the money we did give to them through the cares act, they have put it to good use. because you know why? because local and state governments and tribal governments know what their community needs. so why should we dictate to them if they want to use that money to help people that need rental assistance at this point in time or if they want to use that money to put food on people's tables because they're not working. isn't that what this is about? all of us working together to help our families across this country, to make sure we can all stay safe but still pay those bills and still keep our families safe and make sure our businesses are taken care of. but i k

rosen: hi, i'm senator jacky rosen. i am proud to represent the great state of nevada in our great united states senate. the coronavirus pandemic has taken a devastating toll on our country. every corner of america, people from all walks of life are struggling to get by. however, as we work to address the virus' impact, we cannot ignore the growing issues surrounding the postmaster general's actions at the united states postal service. the usps plays a critical role in the lives of countless americans. postal workers deliver lifesaving v.a. medications to our veterans. they ensure that seniors receive their social security checks. they provide access to essential supplies in communities of color, including for our tribal communities. for small businesses, especially those in rural communities, the postal service may be the only way they can conduct business. not to mention, we have an election quickly approaching and many americans plan to vote by mail. making timely mail delivery critical, critical for our democracy. b