senators due to vote in the coming hours on a 2 trillion dollars package to fight coronavirus the monies for helping frontline medical workers and keeping the world's biggest economy afloat the vote comes after republican senators flagged what they call drafting issues which had to be amended before the bill can ask macca my kind of has more from washington. so we have to go back we have to go back the stimulus bill remains stalled in the senate president trump spent much of the daily coronavirus briefing extolling its many virtues it's going to be in the form alone so the money's going to come back he doubled down on his insistence that the shutdown could be ended soon in many parts of the country and angrily claimed that some of his opponents were using the crisis to harm his election chances later this year i think there are certain people that would like it not to open so quickly i think there are certain people who would like it to do financially poorly because they think that would be very good as far as defeating me at the polls earlier in the day the republican senate majority le

corporations for example airlines that have seen their operations run into a hole but also provides monies to states and cities. replenishes stockpiles of needed medical equipment and will provide extended unemployment benefits to many of the millions of americans who've lost their jobs as well as putting extra money into the pockets of families in the form of direct cash in. it's this say during this press briefing is still going on vice president mike pence is speaking right now it was it was a long briefing by the president's usual stand that's as he began to show any sign that he is rising above partisan politics and his handling of this crisis yes and no i would say that he has gone out of his way in this. press conference to praise several democratic governors he praised the fact that the congress was able to pass this bill of bipartisan virtually unanimous basis but oddly enough he didn't invite any democrats to the signing ceremony at the white house where he signed the legislation into law that's really seen as quite a remarkable snub and he also attacked by name a number of gover

businesses to loans only, to loans that would be forgiven so long as the small businesses spend those monies to maintain payroll or rehire people if they have already had to let them go, to the essential bills. because just adding more loans and debt onto small businesses would only be like an anchor around the necks at the end of a four month or whatever period it may be. they wouldn't be able to dig themselves out of that hole. so that was very important to have loans that would be forgiven so longr as the loans are use for the intended purposes. and we also made important provisions for nonprofits who hire millions of americans, and is well for midsize businesses. with respect to some of the largest industries in the country at a been hard hit, , is appropriate to also give them help, but it's also important that as we do that we safeguard the american taxpayer and the public interest. and when the proposal first arrived here in the senate from the white house, we were looking at about a $500 billion slush fund with no strings attached, no real accountability, no real transparency. and so

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these monies will be dispersed the nonprofit organizations across our state serving individuals, families and communities hardest hit by covid-19 endemic. while it is me standing here today representing this effort, there are many, many others that we owe a deep appreciation for making this happen. we are take a grateful to way of illinois and the alliance of illinois community foundations who are working in collaboration with the office of the governor for helping us establish this effort and serve as the organizations that will house this effort. we also want to thank the incredible team that has worked for the last few days helping us build this effort, led in the short term by gretchen sims, crosby come , from the universif chicago, the boston consulting group accenture, to give its group and so many others who have stepped up to volunteer their time and their energy on behalf of our fellow illinoisans. i have been blown away by by to many people have answered the call in just the last few days to create this effort. everyone were asked to help side on immediately, and i mean everyone

the role that you all put in this bill about an inspector general and congress examining all of the monies that will go to industries and major corporations? >> well, i'm concerned because the last three and a half year we've had a president that has no respect for the rule of law. you know it was a big fight that the democrats fought for and won was to even have the inspector general. you might have heard the president at one of his press conferences a few days ago where he said inspector general, there doesn't need to be any oversight, i can provide the oversight. one of the last fights over the bill was to make sure that the money didn't go to mar-a-lago and all of his other failing resorts and hotels. so of course i'm concerned about him intervening, but that's because in general he has shown us over the last three and a half years that he has no regard for the rule of law. >> isn't this an opportunity when we see the president's message, particularly to black americans, has been unemployment among blacks are lower than ever and now you have the unemployment rate for everybody going th

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a much-needed attention to these particular issues and that we have accountability on any of the monies that are going particularly to our largest companies in this country. some want tom express my appreciation, and i'm very pleased that our first priority, our very first priority, is to deal with the public health challenge. this is included in was happening in my state of maryland was happening in every state in our nation. so i am pleased that in our state its team maryland. our congressional delegation is working very closely with governor hogan and his cabinet, and were working veryou closely with our account executives and our mayors and ouran private sector to do everything we can to protect the public health of the people of our s state. locally to make sure testing is available so we understand that the mention of this problem, , e governor has taken extraordinaire steps in order to increase our medical capacity in the likelihood that we're going to see a significant increase number of those people that have the coronavirus. yes, we need to stay at home, unless it is an urgent

then we see unprecedented monies being spent, $8.3 billion. that's a lot of money. we see the president expanded the travel ban as necessary for the protection of americans. at this point now, the president is doing it even further. i get criticized for pointing out, we lose tens of thousands of americans every year from the flu. i wish we didn't lose anybody. i want every american to be safe and secure, but perspective does count and perspective matters, if you can compare h-1-n-1, we lost in a year 12,500 people worldwide. we lost nearly half a million people according to estimates, and there was not this level of panic that we're now seeing, if that's the right word, among some sectors, and i'm wondering why. i'm trying to understand it. certainly, when you look at those that are at risk of really dying from this virus in particular, it's very clear right now that it's people that are older, underlying health issues, and those that have immune issues to deal with. very clear at this point. >> yeah. if you're over 70 and you're a smoker, you have lung problems, yo

then we see unprecedented monies being spent, $8.3 billion. that's a lot of money. we see the president expanded the travel ban as necessary for the protection of americans. at this point now, the president is doing it even further. i get criticized for pointing out, we lose tens of thousands of americans every year from the flu. i wish we didn't lose anybody.me i want every american to be safe and secure, but perspective does maunt and perspective matters, if you can compare h-1-n-1, we lost in a year 12,500 people worldwide. we lost nearly half a million people according to estimates,we and there was not this level of panic that we're now seeing, if that's the right word, among some sectors, and i'm wondering why. i'm trying to understand it. certainly, when you look at those that are at risk of really dying from this virus in particular, it's very clear right now that it's people that are older, underlying healthpl issues, and those that have immune issues to deal with. very clear at this point. >> yeah. if you're over 70 and you're a smoker, you have lung proble

undertakes an enforcement action to freeze or block an account, we're able to determine where those monies are and ensure that their continuing to be frozen and blocked and not used by malign actors to the detriment of the venezuelan people and we're closely tracking globally, i think, assets, accounts and monies worldwide to ensure that those are preserved for the venezuelan people. >> gotcha. and we've seen over the last few months the reinvigoration of the venezuela program certainly with interim president guaido's appearance at the state of the union. could you give us a preview, not mentioning specific targets under consideration, but where you see the venezuela sanctions program going over the next few months. >> sure. so i think we sent a really clear message over the last few years that we're taking an escalatory approach in venezuela. and our sanctions are going to continue to ramp up. that ramping up could be broadening the scope of our targeting, to include secondary actors that contribute to the situation in venezuela, who are located outside of venezuela. but that could also i

declared a state of high alert over the coronavirus pandemic will be looking at how citizens still monies to enjoy the cultural scenes despite. all the little bit messed up bio d.n.a. in some way over. i'm not sure it is such a quick thing you know i'm sure you look better now than when he had. well it's nice of you to say so but i went when i was 25 and wasn't so great. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safer. i salacious community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true. is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. orem even the shallows. russia has more than 250 confirmed cases now of coronavirus with 50 registered in the last 24 hours the government has announced a state of high alert in the country's regions among the actions taken by moscow is restricting foreign nationals from entering the country russians who enter from abroad must go into quarantine for 2 weeks gatherings of more than 50 people have been prohibited from schools and universities and switch to remote

to provide charity care but that's still kind of a shaky foundation what we hope is that the new monies that are going to be appropriated by the congress and this it ministration some of that will go to clinical care of patients who don't have medical insurance that will we're sure everyone and before we run out of time a doctor a vaccine we've heard that the earliest we can expect one to come out of trials and actually go onto the market would be the beginning of next summer late spring next next year is that the time horizon you're working with as well. well i have my fingers crossed if this scientific evaluation of the vaccine continues in a straight line and everything is successful that will be in a list make records for developing a vaccine but it will take that much time ok well let's hope that we are a lymphatic champions than next year this time dr william schaffner joining us tonight from vanderbilt university medical center in the state of tennessee dr thank you we appreciate your time tonight a few feet of the weight of it is a few well coronavirus cases in south korea have

forces continually target places where groups of shias will be in attendance so that includes our monies that includes something like this because you know it was a slain jihadi leader who was from a shia group food from a hazaar group and so this is why a group like this law mixtape would target such an event and again because it's been repeatedly targeted it's been 3 years that this event has come under attack people are asking how is it that the security and intelligence forces aren't able to foresee these attacks and take proper precautions ahead of time to make sure that because you know as you said earlier the prominent politicians you know were escorted out fairly quickly and again it's the civilians that are paying the price that are the ones that are being killed and injured yeah it does raise a lot of questions about the security situation and couple at the moment and it was just last weekend that the u.s. and the taliban which says it was not involved in this attack signed an agreement aimed at ending the war so how will this all affect the peace process. well it really does t

by a british investigator and a lawyer from the us the activities of the fact finding mission were monies by your chief of cabinet from france who fuser echoed in both the narratives doesn't strike you as somewhat biased in the 3 individuals represent the 3 defendants the 3 countries who were responsible for the missile strikes in response to the allegation of the chemical attack in duma and o.p.c. w. leak and some back and forth later there are still so many questions and few answers as to what really happened of course we've asked for its response to the claims in the meantime though we did talk to former f.b.i. agent and whistleblower that can rally who suspect a smear test a company out. the allegation and accusation that these 2 inspectors who were amongst the top experts they were the 1st hand investigators that actually examined the evidence the l a geisha in that they went rogue makes no sense at all and again given that they were amongst the top professionals in it with the expertise in engineering and in chemical weapons these were the top people so it really is really defies of

ethical voluntary organ transplant system, how does that square, my lords with the chatter of inquiries monieshery of living people compares, and i quote too much of the worst atrocities committed and conflicts of the 20th century including the gassing of dues by the nazis and the massacres in cambodia? —— jews. the noble rightly raises the issue of the detail on that report and other reports that have been issued, what issue today also on the plates of human rights issues including that of the uighurs in china. and did the uighurs issue was mentioned in my contribution at the human rights council last tuesday. long—awaited trade talks between the uk and the eu got under way in brussels on monday. david frost, the uk's chief negotiator, arrived in the belgian capital, armed with 100 advisers and civil servants, preparing to spread themselves across ten working groups focusing on everything from fishing to financial services. in the commons, the focus was on the prospect of a trade deal with the united states. the government has published a 180 page document setting out the uk's negotiating pos

among the countries so they don't literally don't go bankrupt but then it's the deal is that the monies paid back over a very very long period of time. so you don't get the same sort of sovereign debt crisis that happened after the banks collapse in the in the in the philosophy behind it sees whether or not it was countries folse individual countries full. when the sovereign debt crisis happened clearly this is nobody's fault and therefore no individual country should be punished for it and so the idea of a massive financial restructuring in the very long term is going to become a key components of the response from europe i think the next weeks and months and days and keep of course the closer to where you are i mean how is the lockdown going proceeding really in the u.k. has its own people that this is serious i believe there are some interesting office of help as well. across the country it seems to be very well observed there's a lot of anger in rural communities the rich londoners of being sticks to their 2nd homes potentially carrying the virus with them which would be devastating

minister agree with me that he as we will press for a full compensation as well as restoration of moniesoness makes an important point and indeed a scheme will be announced in the near future with the aim of addressing the historic shortfalls that are not part of the indication. it is important remembering in this case a major national organisation providing a public service has stamped on and destroyed the lives not only of local innocent people but local key members of their communities, serving the community and the community spirit. so can this be addressed with intense urgency because otherwise it is very sad personal tragedies will follow? a noble lord is absolutely correct and i agree with what he had to say about it, there were a number of tragedies, some committed suicide as a result of this and no question the post office management at the time behaved disgracefully, none of them are now in position but it is very important that we get on these matters as quickly as possible. the honourable lord will know i cannot comment on but i hope there will be a resolution as soon as poss

corporations for example airlines didn't see their operations run into a whole but also provides monies to states and cities. replenishes start piles of medical equipment and will provide. a bit of the buoyant benefits to many of the millions of americans who have lost their jobs as well as putting extra money into the pockets of families in the former director cash payments. italy has reported a steep rise in the number of corona virus related deaths 909000 people died in a single day and in spain the number of deaths has risen 285000. you care prime minister bars johnson says he's tested positive a code 19 and will self isolate in downing street the health minister and government's top medical adviser also has the virus the country has recorded 181 more deaths rising number of people killed to 759. china has reported another increase in what it calls imported infections 54 cases involving people who called illness overseas were recorded on friday new restrictions on the entry of foreigners has also come into effect the. security forces in western iran are searching for around 70 priso

corporations for example like airlines that have seen their operations run into a hole it also provides moniesto states and cities. replenishes stockpiles of medical equipment and will provide. that unemployment benefits to many of the millions of americans who have lost their jobs as well as putting extra money into the pockets of families in the form of direct cash payments and italy has reported a steep rise in the number of coronavirus from 8 to deaths 919 people died in a single day and in spain the number of deaths has risen 295000 u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he's testing positive and south by slate and downing street the health minister government's top medical advisor also have the virus the country has recorded 191 more deaths raising the number of people killed to 759 china's reported another increase in what it calls imported infections 54 cases involving people who caught the illness of the scenes were killed in fighting new restrictions on the entry of foreigners have not come into effect. turkey's president has announced the suspension of all international flights in t

just like elsewhere around the world, it is causing around the world, it is causing a great deal of moniesurs after the us coronavirus taskforce announced its huge stimulus package, here in the uk, the finance minister, rishi sunak, unveiled his support plan to keep uk businesses afloat through the crisis. he said the country is in an economic emergency, and now is the time to be bold. he vowed that the government would do whatever it takes to support the economy. it came as the number of confirmed uk cases rose to nearly 2000, and with 71 deaths. our political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminster. everything seems different now. you can be on your own in the busiest parts of our biggest city. but quiet doesn't mask the worry. millions are concerned about their health, and loved ones too. but instead of shutdown, behind closed doors, the centre of government is in overdrive. they‘ re grappling with the biggestjob in generations — to save lives first, but to protect how we make a living, too. we must act like any wartime government, and do whatever it takes to support our economy. you

country which has more than doubled over the course of the past 5 years money rappel is in mexico city monies are you seeing from the pitches that inequality gender inequality and violence is truly a global challenge tell us about the specific problems and hardships women that are in mexico face. but certainly so maryam and these demonstrations are taking place all over latin america amidst a larger broader economic unrest that's taking place as the haunted it continues to convulse of the state of mexico in the case of mexico it is as you mentioned gender based violence women here are calling on the government to do more women here are upset despite this very festive atmosphere you could hear people people cheering people chanting people singing there are also some of the more radical factions of the of this feminist movement. whose tactics have been criticized by many but what we hear from them is that they've tried to pick up protest peacefully they've tried speaking to the government and their voices haven't been heard so it's time to smash windows it's time to of to to paid walls that's w

and transferring appropriately monies for purposes not authorized by the congress but of course, there are big differences between 70, four 73 today, not police say we had the 14 billion dollar deficit back then on a death that was about 45% of gdp, compare that to where we are today, of course, and probably more important was the 74 act and the amendments that followed, which we fought, a lot of them, at least up through the 20th century, those processed chains were advised because we thought deficits and debt mattered. now, well i still believe that is true, i hate to say, recent polling by the economist yougov finds that's not the case with the american public today, and creates it very low. it does not help to have a president of the united states recently say the help there is about the budget and ironically some of the leading democratic presidential candidates today, including, by the, way do you know that the leader today is also the ranking member of the senate budget committee? a couple, all, this just tells me the deficit and that's an issue going forward,, and i do not want

of corporations for example airlines that seen their operations run into a hole that also provides monies to states and cities replenishes stockpiles of needed medical equipment and will provide good unemployment benefits to many of the millions of americans who have lost their jobs as well as putting extra money into the pockets of families in the form of direct cash payments italy has reported a steep rise in the number of coronavirus from 8 to deaths 919 people died in a single day and in spain the number of deaths has risen to many 5000. u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he's tested positive for cope with 19 and also finds a late in downing street the u.k. health minister also has the virus as does the government's top medical advisor. china has reported another increase in what it calls imported infections 54 cases involving people who caught the illness overseas were recorded on friday new restrictions on the entry of foreigners has also come into effect. turkey's president has announced the suspension of all international flights to help stem the spread of the virus. also enco

wells fargo let's monies to customers get a car and they want them to protect that car. the collateral, the value. there's always the kneel patrick harris risk. crashes the car, default on the loan and the value is not enough so there is the risk of a loss. to guard against that loss, wells fargo as consumers pay free gap waivers. gap stands for guaranteed auto protection. the gap waiver cancels the remaining downs on the loan if the regular auto liability payout after the car is damaged is insufficient. but when someone pays off alone, there is no need for that-y waiver because the debt is paid off. but wells fargo keep charging for that gap waiver. you did not tell consumers after they paid off the loan early that you owed them money back, about 350 dollars each. effectively, the bank stole this money from 1.7 million consumers nationwide, leaving wells fargo sitting on over 600 million in ill gotten gains. how much of that 600 million that wells fargo as consumers in gap overcharges has been returned? >> congresswoman i do not know the exact number of what we have ret

and, we are still pushing very major economic stimulus and for monies to go directly to the states so that we can help these businesses and individuals that are impacted. and there is still no action on that. we are going to raise these issues again on our call with the president and vice president this afternoon. times overseveral the past couple of days with u.s. labor secretary jean scalia about helping unemployed and displaced workers. last week, congress passed a second stimulus package which included paid sick leave and paid family and medical leave for workers, enhanced unemployment insurance, and enhanced food security programs. i also spoke with secretary scalia about the availability of $100 million in dislocated worker grants in response to this health emergency. in addition, i urged both the white house and the congress to include in their stimulus package direct aid to the states who are on the frontline of this crisis. over the weekend, i spoke with vice president pence, treasury secretary steven mnuchin, and the leaders of both the senate and the house. and on friday, i

the monies that use enormous amounts of plastic see recycling as a solution that they can sell to the public at the valar of hundreds. medo thought the problem is that recycling is not the whole solution in fact. i think we have reached such a high level of complex plastic production that recycling cannot serve as the only solution it's just not possible says to the. coca-cola subtle statistical distortions are bad but the worst is yet to come. we own covered something far worse in this envelope which contains dozens of letters and internal records from coca-cola these documents should have remained confidential but they were published anonymously on the internet a few months ago amidst the massive information this document caught our attention it's dated from 2016 and signed by the coca-cola is a lot being manager in brussels. the bullet points are all the measures that europe could adopt but which do not coincide with coca cola's interests. in the next we find carbon pricing restrictions on the usage of caffeine and eat you ban of advertising to children under $12.00. in other words

lot of corporations for example airlines that see their operations run into a hole it also provides monies to states and cities. replenishes stockpiles of medical equipment and will provide. that unemployment benefits to many of the millions of americans who have lost their jobs as well as putting extra money into the pockets of families in the form of direct cash payments what on friday it's any reported the highest number of virus related deaths in any country in a single day 919 people died in just 24 hours as the number of confirmed cases holds an increase that to. u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he's tested positive for code 19 and self isolate in downing street the health minister government's top medical advisor also have the virus the country has recorded 181 more deaths raising the number of people who died to 759 china has reported another increase in what it calls imported infections of the virus 54 cases involving people who called the illness over seas were recorded new restrictions on the entry of foreigners has not come into effect for passengers have died on board a

>> they are two different kinds of monies that will come to distressed families. anyone who filed a tax return in 2018 and made less than $75,000 per year as individual should see tax rebates as you say between $1200 and a little over $3,000 depending on their family size. we hope by the first i may be the second week of april. the secretary-treasurer he thinks they can get them out of then. second, for all of the americans that lost their job in the last week or two, unemployment debits were significantly increased, and that increase will continue through july to make sure that you can get back on your feet. when that time is right and we can begin to gradually reopen our economy, you can get back to work. those are two different streams of money that will help distressed families in this terrible time. >> neil: you talk about americans gradually getting back to work. the president's goal was to start thinking that way around easter sunday, 2.5 weeks from now. what do you think that timeline? >> i think we have to make our decisions based on conditions on the gro

the monies that are being provided, especially for those larger companies are loans.in a sparse protecting our workers, that's exactly what we're doing doing in this nearly two trillion dollar bill that we are enabling them to keep their employees on during these difficult times. so i have talked to iowans in every sector of our industry across the state and every one of those sectors say we need relief now. the small business administration loans that will be able to provide through those local unders -- your local credit unions, local banks, all of those will go to those small businesses in order to keep those employees on their payroll. these are all great things for small businesses and for their employees. and that's what we are very focused on, making sure that we keep people employed so that when this crisis is over we can get that economy up and going once again. >> shannon: and i know there are a lot of good relationships across the aisle, many of you are very good friends over there in the senate. who can you work with now? how does this get done? >> i think

coronavirus rescue package has cleared its 1st hurdle after getting approval from the us senate is the monies for helping frontline medical workers and keeping the wall speak just economy afloat the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. is approaching 70000 and more than a 1000 people have died my count every 4 some washington. after days of wrangling the senate votes on the bill the political divide for once bridged as democrats and republicans support the package the senate is going to stand together act together and pass this short relief package good i like all compromises this bill is far from perfect but we believe the legislation has improved sufficiently to warrant its quick consideration and passage. the treasury secretary was at the center of the negotiations that led to the bill's passage how do we make sure that american workers who needed to keep getting paid this is no fault of their own that businesses have been shut down the president and vice president want to make sure those hardworking americans got money and this was the most efficient way of doing it president trump say

it's providing all the monies necessary. the question is how it will be implemented after this.t made me feel. it was like that feeling when you go to high-five a coworker, and you do a perfect high-five. everyone is really excited for you because it was such a great high-five. and then... ...the boss comes in. and she wants one too. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. fifteen minutes could save you the united i liexplorer card. makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo! taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. >> neil: a tax cut to fight the coronavirus? the president saying congress should pass a middle income payroll tax cut as the virus potentially threatening the economy. does the house ways and means ranking member congressman kevin brady agree with that? he joins us right now. what do you think of that? >> look, that's one of these mixed types of ideas. one -- certainly 3-6 months from now, our small and medium size businesses that may have capitol-type issues because of this hea

with that there are people who voted in his early primaries for lots of different people p and gave mony to elizabeth warren ande and jb i was the front runner in the beginning and he wason going don down downn unless you weeks and did not set the world on fire and this is a challenge for the democrats is the broaden their appeal coming out of the race. >> host: steve dennis, i'll let you start your story about the headline and biden's urgency ends unease and the republicans ukraine probe. >> guest: yes, the revolving internment in this investigating ukraine issues for a couple of years now since 2017 they are stepping up their efforts and vote on wednesday and committing homeland security for a subpoeno and met romney initially said that he was not inclined to support and he said this would be worried between politico and he talkedl, to ron johnson and e chairman of the committee who convinced him this would be behind closed doors and not a show trial and they offered him and said they will support this. that will be interesting and looks into this consultant for a company called blue s

money can get you to a certain level but mony can't talk you all the way. >> are you saying that moneyy you love? >> i think it's difficult. >> difficult but not impossible? >> difficult but not impossible. >> appreciate -- >> oh. >> sally come, this is the same numbers but simp luifying it. look at joe biden spending verses sanders. he would make the argument w a lot of popular vote that he's done it more efficiently. >> efficiency, sure, great. but all money isn't equal. and look, there's been research that has shown the same results as what your team is showing, which is spending doesn't necessarily lead to more votes. but, as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. and what we know is that corporate money and big donor money gets those investors and they're investors. they are getting a return on their investment. for instance, we know members of congress -- their staff say they're more likely to take a letter from corporate and from corporations in their district as a witness test of the population and from constituents. take pharmaceuticals, for instance. there's a hearing in

we worked very hard to nail that down, to prohibit the monies from being used for things like stock buybacksexecutive compensation. but when i say we still need to see the text, this is one area where a lot of us are going to be looking very carefully. my understanding is that we left this with a very strong oversight system and the inspector general has subpoena power and also transparency so that the public will be able to crowdsource accountability here and a number of other measures to protect against abuse and misuse of funds. this has been part of the reason these discussions have gone on for the last 12 hours and more is to try to nail this down. need to see the fine print. >> let me get your thoughts on the president's optimism here that he wants to get the country back up and running by easter. do you share that? >> my view is, number one priority is to protect the health and safety of americans. and so we should be listening to dr. fauci not quacks like donald trump who think that they're practicing health care when in fact they're politically motivated here. this should not be dri

and the actual funding source of set-ais side for monies due to guam with the money accumulated and being paid out to these war survivors. the reason the united states is assuming these obligations, at the end of world war ii, united states and solved japan to move the entire world forward after the conclusion of the war and they happened to absolve them of their obligation to make whole the war crimes of the people who suffered because they were inhabiting the united states territory of guam. the people suffered beheadings, forced marches, rapes and lost of incomes and their arms. and it has taken us now 76 years to finally come to this point. and i say this is historic, mr. speaker, because it in a large respect represents an original sin in terms of the inability for us to reconcile our territorial relationships in a manner that really makes for plain and simple justice. and i'm deeply moved, mr. speaker, to handle these proceedings today and to be able see 131365 come before this house once more because as we all know in this current political environment, any hurdle that legislation

we really don't know yet, to allocate monies approved. three billion of the eight towards vaccines.ward as quickly as possible. elizabeth: david dodd, thanks for joining us. great to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: republican senators plan to force a vote on the very first subpoena linked to the senate's probe on biden conflicts of interest in ukraine. this is a story. we're out in front of it. we'll bring you the latest next. cologuard: colon cancer screening for people 45 plus at average risk. some things are harder than you thought. and others are easier. like screening for colon cancer with me, cologuard. i'm noninvasive and you use me at home. i'm also effective. i find 92% of colon cancers using dna in your stool. so why wait? cologuard is not for those at high risk for colon cancer. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your healthcare provider if cologuard is right for you. most insured patients pay $0. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels

the relationship between turf it trump businesses that they have with each other and where all the monies coming from. they have a lot of the documents they also have documents that show was of the concerns that employees raise about suspicious transactions that went on. this is something that is not dennis or god this much attention as i thought it would. the employees, perez repeatedly red flags about what they deem to be suspicious transactions involving trumps. including the case of money going to russia. in the concerns cars are overruled. and it was never reported to the government in one case, the employee was fired after speaking out about it. >> to watch the rest of this program, visit booktv.org. search for david or the title of the book, dark towers, using the search box at the top of the page. ... ... ... >> will

we are developing vaccines, antivirals this monies in a got a very good use. with the plan the president has here. kennedy: i understand he cannot get blamed for this if in fact it does have a longer-term impact on the markets. the markets are all over the place. one day they're down 1100 the next day there up a hot 700 boot all one thing going in the right direction, not just for the president but for the millions and millions of americans that have invested in 401ks in the stock market for their eventual retirement. but we don't want people to eternally retire because the virus. adversely places like los angeles you have a massive homeless population and people there, because of the lack of empathy and the inability to police itself, it's the coronavirus hits a filthy place like downtown l.a., what would happen then? >> that could be very significant, those folks immune systems are not in a good place. certainly this is not the trump virus this is a virus given to us basically by the chinese, it was kept in secrecy for many weeks perhaps i think the presiden