and i hope marcy kaptur's campaign staff are listening and -- in because there is a treasure trove they could find out about madison. i hope that madison loses the primary that is coming up in ohio. host: some changes in the administration reported this morning in politico. simone sanders, a senior adviser and chief spokesperson for vice president kamala harris is expected to leave the white house at the end of the year. they reported wednesday night "it was not immediately clear where sanders is heading next or when she will be leaving the vice president's office." sanders is the highest profile exit and the second high-profile one from the harris team in the last month. harris' communications director is also set to depart in the coming weeks. sanders, a 31-year-old african-american strategist and one of the administration's most recognizable advisors, leaves amid a flurry of stories about internal frictions and disorders in the vice president's office. sanders was often the aide who pushed back on those storylines, defending the vice president and advocating for her both publicly and

and i hope marcy kaptur's campaign staff are listening and because there is a treasure trove they could find out about madison. i hope that madison loses the primary that is coming up in ohio. host: some changes in the administration reported this morning in politico. simone sanders, a senior adviser and chief spokesperson for vice president kamala harris is expected to leave the white house at the end of the year. they reported wednesday night "it was not immediately clear where sanders is heading next or when she will be leaving the vice president's office." sanders is the highest profile and the second hope -- high-profile one from the harris team in the last month. harris''communications director is also set it apart in the coming weeks. sanders, a 31-year-old african-american strategist and one of the administration's most recognizable advisors leaves amid a flurry of stories about internal actions and disorders in the vice president's office. and it was often the aide who pushed back on those storylines, defending the vice president and advocating for her but publicly and in one-o

and it was nancy pelosi and people like marcy kaptur that led the charge in the fight that prevented the privatization of ocean security. to your point, had that gone into effect, people's total savings and everything that is a guarantee under social security would have been lost in 2008. we're beyond 2008 now, but we're still dealing with all of those things that people don't necessarily -- can prepare for. whether it's a pandemic or whether it's a great recession or whether it's the stock market. these are the things that people who work hard and play by the rules are subject to. and that's why this is a sacred trust. because in the united states we will not let that happen to our citizens because nobody deserves to work all their lives and retire into poverty. and i thank the gentleman for his leadership in this area. mr. cartwright: it was an attempt to privatize social security in those years and only by the social security system by the democrats, democrats present here in this chamber today who did that and fought it off and thank god they did, because it's true, the stock mar

in northern ohio representative marcy kaptur joined a summit about infrastructure to talk about how this bill, how this law will help with flooding, with irrigation, and pollution remediation. and also in california, congresswoman doris matsui visited local levees in california that will be improved because of this infrastructure bill. every single one of these projects represents jobs and economic growth for our local communities. it represents investment in america. it represents belief in our country, belief in ourselves that we can make the best of what we can do for the economy. that we can create jobs. that we can make it in america. we can manufacture goods in this country. that we can compete with any other company in the world as long as we provide the necessary infrastructure advantages that other countries are already doing. don't think for one minute that china is not investing in its infrastructure to make its companies compete with us. that russia is not doing it. that the european union nations are not doing it. they are all doing it. what would ever make us think that we