marsha de cordova, thank you for our today. marsha de cordova, thank you for your time. — today. report. let's also speak to david goodhart — who works on integration at the thinktank policy exchange. he's also a commissioner at the equality and human rights commission, but he's speaking in a personal capacity this afternoon. good afternoon. good afternoon. you heard some — good afternoon. good afternoon. you heard some of _ good afternoon. good afternoon. you heard some of that _ good afternoon. good afternoon. you heard some of that they _ good afternoon. good afternoon. you heard some of that they are, - good afternoon. good afternoon. you heard some of that they are, i - good afternoon. good afternoon. you heard some of that they are, i hope, | heard some of that they are, i hope, one person's reaction, this report does not reflect the lived experience of so many people in this country? i experience of so many people in this count ? ~ , ., ., , country? i think marsha would be advised to actually _ country? i think marsha would be advised to actually read - country? i think m

. >> marsha, marsha, marsha. the neanderthals have been extinct for about 40,000 years. i'm not sure that they need senator marsha blackburn to come to their defense now. here's the thing. if you don't support the democrats' agenda -- and nothing says that you have to -- then tell us what you do support. instead, we've got the gop's fake outrage machine at work. they just cannot resist. and none of it is based in fact, right? i told you last night about the dr. seuss thing. they were saying joe biden cancelled dr. seuss and democrats -- no. it was the company that runs dr. seuss -- it's dr. seuss's company who on their own said, this doesn't represent our company anymore. we're going to take these books out of circulation. but fake outrage, republicans had to say, okay, it's joe biden, it's the democrats. nothing to do with democrats or joe biden. it's all a big, big darn lie. senator marco rubio. oh, marco rubio, really? jumping on the chance to control president biden, tweeting he should apologize for using an old stereotype and suggesting he should seek training on un

marsha asked me about my usual custom is to kiss and to hug and make that gesture. i understand the sensitivities have changed and behavior has changed. and i get it. and i'm going to learn from it. next question. >> governor, your next question comes from wutr. your line is now open and please unmute your microphone. >> governor, how are you you? governor cuomo: i'm good. reporter: if a member of your administration had done what you are currently accused of and had admitted to you, what would you tell them and what would be a satisfactory disposition for you? governor cuomo: let's be clear on the facts. first, we haven't gotten the facts, let the attorney general do a review and get the facts. i'm a former attorney general. i have been through this situation too many times where everybody has an opinion because they read this and the facts come out. so wait for the facts before you form an opinion. and as i said, my behavior here, i never touched anyone inappropriately. i never knew at the time that i was making anyone feel uncomfortable. and if i did make people

is still with us marsha hearing some things on border as visiting?now little girls molested and in the sex trade. >> you are right sean, as you know, i have been in detention centers every little girl that is 10 years of age and above has to have a pregnancy test when she comes in, this is as a mother and grandmother, this just makes me cry. i cannot imagine the loss of opportunity and hope and better life for these children, and for these women. because, as sean said it is inden tiered servitude they've got to work out. >> they are being sold this is a humanitarian issue, it is human trafficking sexs trafficking with knowledge of the things as we talked through some trail migrants are traveling the devastation to environment where are tr environments adviser meant lifrts you see how they are going to use roads, the a the cartel, are trying to use themselves when they stop construction you know monsoons coming this is going to wash on to that wall where are the environmentlifts saying clean this up don't destroy beautiful, beautiful scenery environme

senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. is the debt clock evoking the iron lady.or joining us on "fox news live" on this sunday. >> thank you. arthel: speaking of the royals, prince harry and meghan markle, yep, speaking of britain, i should say, are set to go in depth. why they stepped away from royal duties, how the palace is bracing for the sit-down interview, plus more a accusations of inappropriate behavior from governor andrew cuomo, a former aide said she struggled to free herself from him repeatedly hugging. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is standing by to weigh in on that [♪♪] when you have diabetes, managing your blood sugar is crucial. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. beauty's age-defying formulas are what's kept supermodel cindy crawford looking so youthful for so long. look at cindy at age 31 and at 52. if you want to start looking younger right now, you need mean

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marsha, the cartels are so organized. they're big business. people in cartel clothing. they put wrist bands on them to show whether they have paid or if they need to go in to servitude once they arrive and work out what they're paying. like griff said, nothing, nothing drugs, human beings, nothing crosses that border without the cartel being in charge. it is el chapo's cartel that is running the area just south of the arizona border. that is where 50% of the drugs that make their way across this country in to every town, every state, they are coming through arizona, up the fentanyl freeway, if you will, i-8 and i-10. this is why every town is a border town. every state is a border tate until president trump's policies are put back into effect. >> martha: you can see how the cartel might look at this, right? so they hear that from candidate biden. he says come. if you're seeking asylum, come to the united states. then you have the flags everywhere. who is making these t-shirts that say biden let us in. there's a lot of coordination likely here

senators marsha blackburn and chuck grassley are here this morning to get into it. fractional move for the dow industrials, but the nasdaq is selling off and selling off hard. it is down another 183 points right now, one and-a-half percent, as the rollover of big tech continues. the s&p 500 down 20 points as interest rates move higher once again. markets were mixed last week, similar story. we had a strong jobs report, that kept the dow industrials in positive territory. it was the nasdaq that was down once again last week, the third down week in a row with a decline last week on the nasdaq of 2%, that is extending this morning. one issue, interest rates moving higher. take a look at the 10 year treasury, topping 1.6% this morning. it is pulling back from that right now at 1.59%, up 2.7 basis points. crude oil also on the upswing, its highest level since october of 2018. after the world's largest crude terminal in saudi arabia was attacked, crude oil now at $66.28 a barrel. european markets are mostly higher this morning. we have a pretty good rally underway in euro

joining me now republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. blackburn, here we go again. they have already released what you would call a few trial balloons. it seems pretty clear to me, just like the covid bill, this may be called infrastructure but it will be almost everything but under the guise, hey we're fixing potholes. it looks like a progressive wish-list. what are your thoughts? >> you're exactly right. i think nancy and chuck got a credit card with no limit and they will wear the numbers off that thing. what we do know is this, the last transportation bill that was pulled together was about $325 billion. of course it didn't make it through the house. now they're talking $3 trillion. it includes things like the green new deal, universal pre-k, free community college, money for schools and hospitals, money for all the things that have absolutely nothing to do with infrastructure and i think that you're going to see your old merriam-webster dictionary have to red line the old meaning of infrastructure, put in a new meaning if they go li

$1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill a final vote in the house is expected tomorrow republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee spoke against the bill on the senate floor. >> thank you, mr. president, this past saturday senate democrats signed off on the largest and most partisan transfer of wealth in the history of the united states congress, in the weeks leading up to the boat they insisted that the $1.9 trillion giveaway would bring the relief, the american people were seeking, they quoted suspect pulling in antidotes to support their ridiculous claim bipartisan and chose to use the reconciliation process they did that on a partyline vote in the claims of bipartisanship and necessity began to show almost immediately after the final vote the majority leader called it and i'm quoting one of the most regressive pieces of legislation if not the most progressive in decades. but we all know his definition of progressive is not compatible, compatible with the targeted relief everyone here would probably agree that this. country needs, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle not seen an

senator marsha blackburn spoke against on the senate floor. thank you, mr. president. this past saturday senate democrats signed off on the largest and most partisan transfer of wealth in the history of the united states congress. in weeks leading up to that vote, they insisted that their $1.9 trillion give away would bring the relief the american people were seeking. they quoted suspect polling and anecdotes to support their ridiculous claims that the bill was bipartisan. even though they never even tried to secure bipartisan support. in fact, i would argue that democrats threw away the idea of bipartisanship the moment they chose to use the reconciliation process to force their hand. after almost 30 hours of debate, they did just that on a party line vote. then the cracks in their claims to bipartisanship and necessity began to show. almost immediately after the final vote the majority leader called it, and i'm quoting, one of the most progressive pieces of legislation, if not the most progressive, in decades, end quote. but we all know that his definition of progres

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marsha gave him a friendly question. there are a lot of pictures of you doing the same thing across the state. fine. it was a friendly question from a report. you brought up a great point. the bigger story is the health officials who resigned. they were so tired of watching press conferences and realizing what the policy would be blowing up the pandemic plan handed to him after 911 in case of emergency. that's why they walk away. that and the nursing home situation. this is as important as sects sexual harassment is and the life-and-death in nursing home. these are three huge stories. it's 1, 2, 3. we glossed over the last 2. >> john: i mentioned this to emily. maybe i was not clear. when you are the chief executive, the governor there is a legal standard and also politics. if his felly democrats persevere him as too wounded by this regardless what the investigation finds, he may not be able to go forward politically. what is your read on it as far as running forra 4th term? >> i would be stunned if a 4th term is success

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joining us now is tennessee senator marsha blackburn, she's been talking tough about beijing.r, welcome from the car. first, it seems that china is echoing the cold war with the soviet union. how do we confront china? >> what we have to do is confront china in a way that they understand that we are not going to let them off the hook on this. they have a goal of global domination. so what do we have to do with them? continue the sanctions that we are doing, send a clear message that we are bringing some of our critical supply chain and that manufacturing back to the u.s. we also need to stand with our allies in the region. and be sure that china understands when it comes to their aggression, in the south china sea, we're not going to put up with that. we know what we're trying -- what they're trying to do through belt and road initiatives, building technology networks for some of the countries, and eric, they have to know that we're going to stand with these countries to push them back and not let them continue this acceleration on the belton road initiatives. when it comes to

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secretary, who secretary of housing and urban development, marsha, confirmed just last week. no time. she served as u.s. representative for the 11th congressional district of ohio with an 12 euros a former chair of congressional black caucus and earned a reputation of excellence, unique challenges of the district by working across political ideologies. in 1999, she was elected first female and first african-american mayor in ohio, a position she held for two terms. as mayor, she adopted one of the first vacant abandoned properties in the state and she brought a new residential development in the city. the formation of a long partnership to help residents maintain financial security needs to buy or keep a home. her first priority is secretary of housing and urban development to a leaving the housing crisis and get people support they need to come back from the edge. she took a couple of questions after she give some remarks. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. [laughter] i thought i was in the room by myself. [laughter] thanks for inviting me to speak ab

working on that $2 trillion package and forced through and nevertheless i want to get thoughts from marsha blackburn all of that and so much more on making money. ♪ ♪ charles: man investigators want jay powell to be the sledgehammer so badly yesterday instead some thinking he brought out a fiddle. [laughter] okay and the market did burn yesterday it was down earlier this morning, of course. you know what, it is pretty obvious that people are on pins and needles now it is true that the feds should not make policy based on wall street every need an all of the wining of wall street but let's not forget jerome powell sort of put this situation into place and now he's paying the price so is the market ironically, though, investors that were hoping for operation other things got nothing and now we have guests today who think that was the best medicine. anyway, whole affair right now feels leak a swan sung and may not be so don't panic until you watch is this show. as you can see subsequent rebound maybe jay powell did the right thing and maybe he should hold on to what he's doing and maybe hold

marsha asked me about my usual custom is to kiss and to hug and make that gesture.d that sensitivities have changed and behavior has changed. and i get it. i'm going to learn from it. next question? >> governor, your next question comes from wutr. your line is now open. please unmute your microphone. >> thank you, governor. hi. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> i'm good. so i actually have two questions. my first one is if a member of your administration had done what you are currently accused of and had -- and have admitted to, what would you tell them and what would be a satisfactory disposition for you? >> well, let's be clear on the facts. first, we haven't gotten the facts. let the attorney general do a review and let's get the facts. that's what i said in my statement to new yorkers. i'm a former attorney general. i've been through a situation too many times where everybody has an opinion because they read this, they read this. then all of a sudden the facts come out and it is a different situation. wait for the facts before you form an opinion. and as i s

in the recent weeks, i spoke to marsha blackburn. she has made that concession. this is in order to -- this is part of this infrastructure bill. romaine: this infrastructure bill is pretty sprawling. very ambitious in scale and scope. i wonder if i could get you to comment on the proposal to pay for this. it will involve a corporate tax increase. kevin: that was the crowning achievement for the previous administration. democrats say this is something that only benefited the ultra-wealthy. i mention this because that will be a significant poison pill. i thought it was captured on bloomberg surveillance where tom indicates that this is a significant policy shift for the united states as a whole. this is not a snap your fingers and every bridge in america will be built. this is a plan for the next decade of american investment. there is a consensus from the geopolitical standpoint. parts of this bill, a significant part of this bill is nonpartisan and needs to get accomplished. this is the kind of forward thinking policy that many in the halls of congress have point

marsha blackburn, joins us from the great state of tennessee. floor four hours of debate to see if he can be discharged from committee. you will see that debate take place. his record with the way he went after the little sisters of the poor, suing them, the way he has pushed back against religious liberty. these are all things that cause, call him into question. you have someone who has zero health care experience. zero. experience in public health. yet he wants to be the secretary of health and human services, manage this trillion dollar budget during the time of a pandemic and he has no health care experience. so stuart, what you're looking at is why does joe biden want him there, why is he trying to push him through senate approval when there is so much opposition to him? stuart: because he is hispanic. he is the former attorney general of the state of california, which is still a, what is the word of it, a state that welcomes illegals and i think this is a payoff for california's vote for president biden. that is just my opinion, senator. n

important source of sustenance is it right for it to be provided by a private company from vending marsha as long as the profit margin is not too high relative better per capita income so as long as people can afford it as long as it did before i had a low enough price so that they can buy as much as they need there's no problem it's the same with everything food clothes so there's always a profit margin and that's ok as long as we can afford it. as a not. the only way to prevent a supply crisis is to raise the price of water so we come to value the resource for what it's really worth. water is used in different ways in different parts of the world in europe for example agriculture industry and household suck up and spit out pretty much equal amounts but in north and south america farming makes up a much more sizeable fraction of total use and agriculture in asia and africa swallow around 80 percent of it just 15 percent is used by industry and amiga 5 percent by private households in many mega-cities water is growing increasingly scarce in the philippine capital things have reached a cri

important source of sustenance is it right for it to be provided by private companies from vending marsha as long as the profit margin is not too high relative better per capita income so as long as people can afford it as long as it did before i had a low enough price so that they can buy as much as they need there's no problem it's the same with everything food clothes so there's always a profit margin and that's ok as long as we can afford it and as long as. there's an option. the only way to prevent a supply crisis is to raise the price of water so we come to value the resource for what it's really worth. yes. water is used in different ways in different parts of the world in europe for example agriculture industry and household suck up and spit out pretty much equal amounts but in north and south america farming makes up a much more sizeable fraction of total use and agriculture in asia and africa swallow around 80 percent of it just 15 percent is used by industry and the meat of 5 percent by private households in many mega-cities water is growing increasingly scarce in the philippin

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news coming up next focused on europe i'm sorry marsha thanks for watching. closely. to. see if i'm getting vaccinated. elderly caretaker christina readers uses online videos to encourage people to get vaccinated. due to fake news on social media many belgian care. and personnel refusing corona back seems. can the fight against the virus be one online. focus on the. next on. into the conflict zone don't afford to leave republican party in the u.s. government jobs lost the last presidential election fly business week plus users can still pull in republican to make up financial bazaars a why do so many new movie team to abandon zoom the big lie and what kind of party is the g.o.p. becoming. conflicts so. close to 60 minutes halted. by 2050 more than half the world will be leaving with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our walk or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial product like any other financial we live in a competitive world just cold it's cold it's blue cold war peace to be free and the world is chang

should never even have come to court you ask them members present macro's political party republican marsha and they say they're really plays develop those because it shows that actually for once the courts are doing their job and i'm quoting here one of the members of the methodist party said it's about time that the courts were doing the votes on us and that was out of the public of opinion polls really in the past that came out in that before well being of public opinion what does all of this mean for sarkozy the politician can he ever enter politics again. brant it's very difficult this man has got 2 more court cases pending one of which involves that 2012 failed attempt to get reelected as president questions about overspending and the hidden costs on national election campaign plus his 2007 successful presidential campaign questions there he's up and course again later this year whether or not he received millions of euros from then libyan leader moammar gadhafi so he's got a lot of the just so much legal questions that he's got to answer so i can't see that they'll be much space for

the later vote on the confirmation of marsha fudge as housing secretary, merritt garland attorney general and michael reggen as epa administrator on c-span 3 senate foreign relation committee meets at 9:45 a.m. eastern to vote on state department nominees wendy sherman also hold a hearing on state of democracy around the world with former secretary of state madeleine albright among the witnesses. then at 1:30 we hear from current secretary of state tony blinken as he testifying about biden administrations foreign policy agenda before the house foreign affairs committee. and those more live coverage on our website, the senate environment committee looking at ways to address climate change in the energy sector that's live at 10 a.m. eastern. at the same time the house small business committee meets to consider necks steps for the paycheck protection loan program established by congress in early stages of the pandemic at 3 p.m. a senate judiciary sub committee exams whether special interest groups have influence on the federal courts. again, you'll find hearings streaming live at c-span.org.

$1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill a final vote in the house is expected tomorrow republican senator marsharn of tennessee spoke against the bill on the senate floor. >> thank you, mr. president, this past saturday senate democrats signed off on the largest and most partisan

senator marsha blackburn joins us, republican from the great state of tennessee.by the cartels so that migrants could just walk across the border. that was their entry point to the united states. that was their permission from the cartels to get in. now you were at the border. did you see something similar to this, a border out of control? >> yes. it is a border out of control. i was in arizona with sheriff mark lamb in pinnell and sheriff daniels in cochise county. here is what is happening, stuart, the cartels are running the border south of the u.s. border. they're running the mexican border. the sinaloa cartel which is "el chapo"'s cartel basically runs the border there in arizona. what you have is the cartels, when you sign on with a cartel to come into the country illegally, they will give you cartel-issued clothing backpack, carpet shoes, a wristband. this wristband is color-coded. it says you have either paid your transit, or, when you get into the united states, you have to work out your transit fee and this means there are people, it is so heartbreaking

of four on their side and still pass a bill but wednesday, the senate will confirm ohio democrat marshaetary and perhaps later in the week, holland of new mexico. secretary of the interior. this will come down to the math, this is why democrats want to move quickly and tried to pass this bill tuesday. the question, can they keep other democrats together? in the past hour, progressive caucus has signaled support for this bill despite changes in legislation. arthel: okay. alexandria, virginia. thanks, chad. eric. eric: president biden's speaking of the white house about it. passage of the stimulus plan the senate, he hopes the house quickly approves legislation so it can then sign it. more on this and more reaction at the white house. >> good afternoon. president biden said the senate voted forward and good news for americans waiting for financial relief that so many have been talking about since the pandemic began. this afternoon the president specifically say space chuck schumer to get this bill over the finish line in the senate. as chad was talking about, it's not a done deal yet but

vending marsha it is as long as the profit margin is not too high relative better per capita income soas long as people can afford it as long as they stood before i had a low enough price so that they can buy as much as they need there's no problem it's the same with everything food clothes so there's always a profit margin and that's ok as long as we can afford it. as an option. to use the only way to prevent a supply crisis is to raise the price of water so we come to value the resource for what it's really worth. water is used in different ways in different parts of the world in europe for example agriculture industry and household suck up and spit out pretty much equal amounts but in north and south america farming makes up a much more sizeable fraction of total use and i grew culture in asia and africa swallow around 80 percent of it just 15 percent is used by industry and amiga 5 percent by private households in many mega-cities water is growing increasingly scarce in the philippine capital things have reached a critical stage now the government plans to build a dam to supply man

. >> as the scandals pile up, senator marsha blackburn says the latest reports on the nursing home deathstainly point to intentional cover-up. listen. >> what we are seeing is that they chose to manipulate this information to serve their purposes or to serve the governor's purposes. how heartbreaking this must be and certainly is to people who lost their loved ones, the way this nursing home scandal was handled, by putting these individuals into these nursing homes when they knew they had covid-19, not using the other facilities that had been made available, in new york and now you have the loss of life, a cover-up that seems to be developing into intentionality by the governor and his advisers to manipulate this data and hide the facts. >> in the caribbean university poll finds and most new yorkers think governor cuomo should stay in office at 59% say he should not seek reelection next year. overnight, 620 page coronavirus release on the senate floor. jillian: senators will meet to debate the measure. griff jenkins live in c. >> reporter: the senate will finally begin the 20 hours of deb

important source of sustenance is it right for it to be provided by private companies from vending marsha as long as the profit margin is not too high relative at a per capita income so as long as people can afford it as long as they stick before had a low enough price so that they can buy as much as they need there's no problem it's the same with everything food clothes so there's always a profit margin and that's ok as long as we can afford it. as an option. the only way to prevent a supply crisis is to raise the price of water so we come to value the resource for what it's really worth. water is used in different ways in different parts of the world in europe for example agriculture industry and household suck up and spit out pretty much equal amounts but in north and south america farming makes up a much more sizeable fraction of total use and agriculture in asia and africa swallow around 80 percent of it just 15 percent is used by industry and amiga 5 percent by private households in many mega-cities water is growing increasingly scarce in the philippine capital things have reached a

i raise that because people like conservative senator marsha blackburn would agree with that specific element. and how he plans to get this across the finish line, either through a singular legislative vehicle for a piecemeal legislative approach, really could make all the difference. this is a sea change, and pieces of this will be the blueprint and the roadmap for not just the next couple of years, but for the next decade. guy: we look forward to your coverage as the day progresses, as we work our way towards the speech and the postgame analysis. what didn't we find out? what do we need to find out? i suspect those are going to be big questions later this evening. kevin cirilli, thank you very much, indeed. in its current state, the american society of civil engineers says u.s. infrastructure gets a b+. to get to a grade of b, it would cost $4.6 trillion. we are not close to that with this number. improving roads and bridges alone apparently is going to require $1 trillion more for states, look at italy's -- more than states, localities, and federal government has allocated. there's

of the intelligence committee, even to an extent senators tom cotton and margie blackburn -- and marshackburn. i even go out to lawmakers like tom garamendi. he has urged for there to be more diversification. i think you will see over the next couple of weeks and months people like senator chris coons, a democrat from delaware, put together some type of package as it relates to china, but the hope from what i am hearing, based upon my reporting, is tha t this type of package will be a nonpartisan bill that will move through congress, similar to the bill a few years ago that senator schumer and i believe senator cotton were able to push through in terms of investment to diversify supply chains. lisa: a nonpartisan bill is hard for me to wrap my head around right now. i imagine a fraction of $3 trillion. how could this be constructed? what could the size of the consensus bilby? does that mean that this effort really has to be piecemeal, a number of different bills spread out over months or even years? kevin: i think this is the type of legislation that, quite frankly, doesn't really get t

kevin cork is doing into the details and senator marsha blackburn is here to weigh live and is cities those on banning gas stations it looks like canceled cultures collided with climate change activism. are you ready for an electric future? we begin with those latebreaking accusations regarding governor cuomo's original scandal, new allegations about manipulating the true number of covid-19 deaths. aishah hasnie is the latest live from new york. >> reporter: this is a big deal because it essentially means governor cuomo's administration had a total picture of nursing home deaths as far back as last summer but chose not to release that information to the public. on top of that the wall street journal reporting that cuomo's top advisers convinced state health officials to change their reporting on nursing home deaths. here is what the journal is reporting tonight. mister paul's aids and other officials made to the nursing home report that haven't been previously disclosed reveal the state possessed a full accounting of nursing home deaths as early as summer of 2020. the health departmen

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please welcome tennessee senator marsha blackburn. [applause] sen.i am delighted to see you. i look forward to cpac every year. seeing friends and being with happy warriors and fellow conservatives. i absolutely love it. this year is no different, but i'm going to tell you something that is different this year and it is not just that we are all wearing masks and have covid-19, comments of china, it is that we have a bunch of radical liberals in the white house and the house and the senate and they are determined to radically change this country. it is very evident in the area of free speech. they are determined to take away your free speech and the first amendment. here is what the first amendment actually says, hundreds shall make no law. that is an order. they can't do it. they cannot make a law. respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peacefully to assemble and to petition the government for the redress of grievances. the first am

>> press briefing with white house press secretary jen saki and irving department secretary marsha. .. .. the congressional caucus and earned a reputation of the district working across political ideologies. in 1999 elected the first female and first african-american mayor of ohio a position held for two terms. as the mayor she adopted one of the first abandoned property ordinances in the state and brought new residential development to the city and addressed the growing crisis to the formation of a long partnership to hold residents maintainon the financial securiy needed to buy or keep a home. as said, the first priority of housing and urban development is to alleviate the crisis and get people the support they need to come back from the edge. she's happy to take aeo couple f questions after she gets remarks. i was wondering if i was in this room by myself. auto speak about the importancef the american rescue plan as it relates to the housing needs. what a way to complete my first week as the secretary of housing and urban development. we know firsthand the severe impact of covid-19

senator marsha blackburn on this show with harris yesterday echoed some concerns.n't come to the border without a cartel. and the cartel will take a child away from parents and give it to an adult who does not have a child if they are trying to push that adult a cross the border. then the child goes back to the cartel and then comes in again. this needs to stop. >> a retired captain of the texas department of public safety joins us now. jason, let's pick up where senator blackburn left off with harris yesterday. she went on to say the next thing that happens to these children, most of them girls frankly is that they get kidnapped by coyotes and ultimately sold into sexual slavery which can last years to decades. i know you work a lot in intelligence and from a security perspective. tell us about this problem in particular. it is not getting a whole lot of attention. it is horrendous. >> it is not and thanks for having me to discuss this specifically. while we're really concerned and for good reason on the number of unaccompanied alien children and amount of people

. >> pilates instructor marsha sent her son to daycare in canada because there isn't any in point roberts we now she has to be a stay-at-home mom. >> i'm fatigued about the whole situation. just being in this space right now, because i was always a career woman. i was always driven. i had a successful career. now i feel like, what am i going to do? >> everybody during this pandemic has experienced loss in some sort of fashion. this is ours. john: but out of that loss, a new ritual. every couple of weeks, they each drive into a residential neighborhood on the canadian side that what's up to a road on the american side. the divided family stance on their respective sides of the barrier that marks the border. bill and his wife will soon get their second vaccine shot. then the border will be the only thing keeping the generations apart. have you thought about what you will do when the border finally opens up again? >> i want to cross that border with my family and get to enjoy, have them enjoy their grandparents again. >> will have a good laugh and look back at this whole thing and say, thank

i didn't hear marsha blackburn do a press conference about child separation. they're not upset about the treatment of the migrants. they just wanted to point to something that looked bad for tv. biden recentered the humanity in the conversation -- >> stop. >> -- and i think that's what's important about today's press conference when that issue came up repeatedly. >> thank you all for starting off our discussion tonight. really appreciate it. >> thanks lawrence. >> thank you. >>> coming up we have a lot ground to cover in this hour tonight. the voting rights crisis in georgia tonight, tonight two experts, congressman williams of georgia will join us next. and white house press secretary jen psaki will be with us later in the hour as with beto o'rourke. please stay with us. we will have a lot to cover tonight. we will have a lot to cover tonight. i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, o

it stops states from doing tax cuts but here is to discuss all of that and more tennessee senator marsha to biden's bailout in a second but i just love your reaction to the news that we reported in the top of the show, president biden finally saying something about andrew cuomo, totally inadequate as we discussed earlier but what is your take on where the cuomo scandal stands tonight? >> i tell you, i thank you are exactly right. it is inadequate. there are growing calls by a bipartisan group of legislation at the local state and federal level who are calling for him to resign and probably he should be listening more to the people that are there in albany and spending less time trying to plead his case across the country. steve: i think a lot of people would agree with that and not just republicans. that is what is interesting about the way democrats finally weighing in but still nothing from vice president harris as i noted earlier but the great champion of the meat to movement and you will remember that from those hearings. senator, let's talk about the bailout bill. it seems to me thi