believe that she is talking to ohio ans in the mahoney valley who have lost their plans, and when lordstown motors goes in, the first thing democrats do is pooh-pooh the idea, because they will not be beholden to the united auto workers union, and i do not understand how all the things that have not been getting done for 18 years are trump's fault. all right, tim ryan got the packard museum here. that is one thing i can think of he did come a museum to the history of our old classic cars in the area. but it is not that we are going to lose the mahoning valley scrappers minor league baseball seems liket just

believe that she is talking to ohio ans in the mahoney valley who have lost their plans, and when lordstown motors goes in, the first thing democrats do is pooh-pooh the idea, because they will not be beholden to the united auto workers union, and i do not understand how all the things that have not been getting done for 18 years are trump's fault. all right, tim ryan got the packard museum here. that is one thing i can think of he did come a museum to the history of our old classic cars in the area. but it is not that we are going to lose the mahoning valley scrappers minor league baseball seems liket just

of ouraid, "we kept all promises to lordstown." what a joke. of the lordstown situation was the uaw leader named dave green, he fought as hard as he could across party lines, nonpartisan, trying to keep those jobs, and donald trump told everyone not to sell their homes. left the area, to keep his job. even the leader of the workers had to move. so this is not -- we are not being simplistic about this. this is not a saying well, donald trump, you know, did it, but he promised he would do something. he did nothing. he then blamed workers. and then he said "it doesn't matter." that is not living up to his promises. tim ryan has fought on this and other issues for his entire career, and there are things in that area that would not be there. all sorts of newer technologies. m is one of the reasons that you see some hope. i will take your bet, mike, tim will win again. the people of the valley know that tim has been fighting for them every single day since he got there. host: brandy is next in ohio. good morning. you are on with david pepper, the cha

lordstown mas mission this wake up the u.s. launches one next week as you mentioned there your crash one in 2017 as they've india last year why all this activity now around as well as you said miles is coming up to its closest approach to the earth and when you're dealing with interplanetary missions you really want to try and tie in your travel to take advantage of these close approaches if you time it wrong you can add months onto your travel time which then increases the amount of fuel you need and that's the cost of the mission and so you really want to time it around these points that's why we have this flying of 3 missions. this 2 week period. and there was another mission actually in europe in a mission to mars that was due to launch this year but because of delays they've had to delay that by a full 2 years to take advantage of the next opportunity and what are they all looking for up there. well there's a lot we don't yet know about mas although it's one of the most highly explored places outside of the earth there is

so we clearly can't make small cars at lordstown.retool, make some suvs there if that is what you're going to do. ashley: right. >> or close someplace else. but we gave you $60 million not to close the plant here in ohio. ashley: when was that agreement made? >> 2009 and most of the tax credits were frontloaded. so they got the benefit of their bargain but once again, mahoneing valley area gets left holding the bag and we want our money back. ashley: so far what reaction have you had from gm? >> well, they have put a filing with the ohio taxing authority laying out their argument which includes, gosh, there is this covid thing and we've done stuff to ameliorate covid so give us a break. the covid epidemic, pandemic happened more than a year after their decision to finally close and two years after they started scaling back and cutting those jobs. ashley: could be headed to court. by the way we reached out to general motors but have not received any comment as of yet. i want to move on to our next subject, if i can. this is to do with

of ouraid, "we kept all promises to lordstown." what a joke.e lordstown situation was the uaw leader named dave green, he fought as hard as he could across party lines, nonpartisan, trying to keep those jobs, and donald trump told everyone not to sell their homes. left the area, to keep his job. even the leader of the workers had to move. so this is not -- we are not being simplistic about this. this is not a saying well, donald trump, you know, did it, but he promised he would do something. he did nothing. he then blamed workers. and then he said "it doesn't matter." that is not living up to his promises. tim ryan has fought on this and other issues for his entire career, and there are things in that area that would not be there. all sorts of newer technologies. m is one of the reasons that you see some hope. i will take your bet, mike, tim will win again. the people of the valley know that tim has been fighting for them every single day since he got there. host: brandy is next in ohio. good morning. you are on with david pepper, the chair of

chicago and other places, melissa has been pushing a community model in ohio, in the youngstown and lordstown area. that is really important. listeners in the zoom universe to hear what dr. biden joe biden and i know and elizabeth warren really pushed ring the campaign -- pushed during the campaign. i just want to raise one more are two, and these paraprofessionals that came together, one from michigan and the other from detroit, in our paraprofessionals, bus drivers who transported students to and from school and field trips and have played a critical role during covid in terms of transporting grab and gos, and transporting work back to teachers. andhave the secretaries front-line office workers who have been going into buildings now, to make sure that they are fielding questions and getting things done while we have been in quarantine. and michigan is a place that has been really severely hit, and because of that governor and the work she has done, that has really helped tackle the curve. but then there are food service workers. over 30 million breakfasts and lunches every day, and food ser

rivals tesla, which make the cybertruck, and workhorse partnering with lordstown to manufacture the endurance are both moving higher. we have workhorse up 10.5%. tesla moving higher by 8.33%, standing at $1,626 a share. >>> just as airport massage chain express spa converts its spas to offer express covid-19 testing centers at airports, the stock is jumping 9% on the announcement it has issued a prospectus for the resale of 10.5 million shares, some of it tied to warrants. if those warrants are exercised, the company could net about $44 million. >>> take a look at peloton. peloton energized after wedbush raised its price target to 66 bucks a share. stocks's at $64.30 right now, saying it expects the subscription workout company's quarter was a blockbuster. that would be the covid quarter, right? wedbush sees more growth on the horizon from new products including an expected rowing machine which we have heard about, hasn't been really confirmed, but today the stock is jumping $5.76. peloton already gained 124% year to date. >>> the nasdaq locomotive is seemingly unstoppable at this hour but th

other places, melissa has been pushing a community model in ohio, starting with the youngstown and lordstown area. so i think that is really important. i want our listeners in the facebook and zoom universe to really hear what dr. biden just said, and i know both joe biden and elizabeth warren really pushed during the campaign. i know it is time to go, and i just want to raise one more two ion, because these are meaning paraprofessionals, that came together, one from michigan and the other from detroit, in michigan, and they often get forgotten, but our paraprofessionals, bus drivers who transported students to and from school and field trips and have played a critical role during covid, in terms of transporting grab and gos, and also transporting work back to teachers. you have the secretaries and the front-line office workers, who have been going into buildings now, to make sure that they are fielding questions and getting things done while we have been in quarantine. and michigan has been a place that has been really severely hit, and, because of that governor and the work she has done, a

lordstown endurance, has 52,500 its list price. it is not cheap. much, susan. interesting. we're calling this the clash of the titans, walmart launching a competitor to amazon prime. let's bring back lauren. amazon hit all-time high. investors don't seem too concerned considering the stock seems to go up and up. lauren: we're calling it the clash of the titans. jerry stuart said earlier, walmart wins when it comes to the physical space and the grocery. amazon wins online and maybe everywhere else. you're seeing that reflected in amazon shares today. look at amazon, five all-time highs in a row. if it closes where it is right now, above 3057, that would be a record close. so regardless of what walmart is doing with their new reported subscription service that is cheaper, amazon has been in the game a lot longer. amazon prime is very successful. ashley: a behemoth. that is for sure. wreck it ben kaiser, i don't know if i'm saying that right. they make lysol disinfectant products. epa approved few of them to kill viruses on surfaces. >> just don't inj

lordstown motors. the atvm loan program has an critical to getting the steps of plants up and running in bringing new, high paying jobs to communities such as mine in northeast ohio. i am proud to see our committee committing resources to invest in building america's dominance and electric vehicles. when you look at what communities like ours and the industrial midwest and in the ofth, who have lost lots manufacturing and jobs over the last 30-40 years, this bill is really critical to getting these communities up off their feet. i want to say thank you. the funding around advancement of fracturing is key. agencyd research project is critical. i mentioned the vehicle manufacturing loan program, battery and fracturing research, vehicle technologies, research electrification technologies. this bill, madam chair, is on atial to throw gasoline lot of the little fires that are burning around the country. to help give these companies and communities an opportunity to do the kind of public/private partnerships