than from lakeland, there's your thought. governor, gotions ahead. >> the questions you raise, the questions are going to be peo raised. that's the way you have to have an investigation and one that the people have faith in. the results will go -- the facts will go wherever the facts lead and hopefully we'll make this recommendations to make sure it never happens again. >> holland, michigan, this is ,n ryan. next up, democratsts line.k you hi. >> caller: hi. f thanks for having me on. have a sir, thanks for your work, first of all. thanks for c-span. my degree is in economics, but i'm also very familiar with the events of 9/11. i do not appreciate your report you guys put out.9/11 there is a book called "9/11 commission omissions and distortions." among the chief ones is you do not explain how the building rt fell down. the commission stops its reporting at the initiation of s collapse.co >> caller, don't want to revisit history, but you know as far as the question for commission beingou wan looked at the janua, do you have s

i was prilled to serve along side as a lakeland city commissioner. i have seen first happened his efforts to build better relationships with his employees staff and community. i goes above and beyond. on behalf of the 15th district of florida, congratulations for earning this honor. we thank you for your efforts. well done, chief. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. i rise to introduce the bipartisan restoring communities left behind act. this legislation establishes a $5 billion stimulus policeman to help communities face down the dire covid-19 crisis. i am grateful for the cooperation of congresswoman tlaib and maxine waters. in addition, americans are still suffering from the effects of twouth great recession. wall street mall feesance resulted in african-americans losing their wealth. nothing is more important for wealth creation. this bill will restore financial home

host: this is derek in lakeland, minnesota. caller: good morning, c-span and america.en watching you on morning joe for years now, and i don't know what is up with the bubble in princeton. i do know that princeton use to sell -- i want to stick with what baldwin just said in that clip that you read. he said he was not a race. i am not a race. i don't know why you are so abscessed with skin color. it boggles the mind. we are a multiracial democracy. look at the united kingdom. there is lots of multiracial democracies. i think it's disgusting. mostly of the things that you say, it's not very happy and it's not love. thank you. prof. glaude: i completely disagree. i'm saying it out of love. it's precisely because you hold whiteness as normal as transparent that you think that it's not functional. baldwin is trying to make an argument and i'm trying to make a claim that these politically moral positions have tangible effects, and your denial of that fact allows you to live in a country that has enormous inequality and it allows you to presume a certain kind of innocence. i

host: let's hear from dave, lakeland, florida. caller: good morning. how are you doing today?ost: doing fine, thank you. caller: about the vaccine, in my case, i am 64 plus, and i am not eligible until i am 65. i would love to have the vaccine. here is my point, and i am glad i can see it here. we had the defense production act for ventilators. we have the defense production act, eventually, for ppe. but nobody, on the democratic or republican side, any newscaster i've seen has said, you know what? why don't we build more manufacturing facilities for the vaccines? we do not only needed for the united states, we needed for the entire world. whether commandeering an tire -- an existing building or building it from scratch, we have time. we need to build a vaccine for everybody in this country and world. we need updated vaccines constantly for new variants. i do not understand why that has never been presented. why not build more manufacturing capability? it is one thing to have a distribution being a problem, which can be solved, we just need more supply. that is my point. host: