mr. collin peterson, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. peterson will vote yes on s. 327. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. lawrence of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will ote yes on s. 327. as the member designated by mr. ryan of ohio, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rain -- mr. ryan will vote yes on s. 327. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on s. 327. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative clay, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. clay will vote yes, and as a as the member designated by representative carson, pursuant to h

mr. collin, what's the response from the public and media to biden's cabinet choices and you know, what do you think the future of that is going to be as well? well, i'll tell you joe jorgensen and i, in our, in our presidential vice presidential campaign. we traveled to 48 states and interacted with countless americans across the country. and whenever the subject of us foreign policy came up, universally the american people want these wars to end. now, whether that will wither that will lend itself to them. whether that will lend itself to them, rejecting these pics, or whether or half of america will hate it because it's not a republican and half of it will love it because it's a democrat. i really couldn't tell you. but in general, if you just talk about the subject of us foreign policy, the average american wants the wars to end, the average american wants the troops to come home. the average american doesn't think that the u.s. military should be used as the world's police or that it's done a good job at it, or that it done anything other than lead to an increasing number of veterans

mr. collins in behind the right to go into complete is the true nature of the 1st year to all but one truly the good ship sailing slips through for you just to keep this tense goalie in just a get a busy could take a breath is quite the goal scoring a muffin. he's doing a good job. he's not perfect yet, but we'll get him there. but now to a club that lost its super heroes before the season. heading into the season prospects for labor couzin looked grim. they had the unpleasant task of replacing departing stars. kyle harvey, that's who joined chelsea for $80000000.00 euros. and kevin foley, who is now at monaco. the dual combined for 30 goals in all competitions. last season. still, leverkusen are one of the teams quietly breathing down by and snack they headed into their match against bielefeld as one of just 2 on beacon sides in the league. how have a top boshes boys manage such unexpected success? red hot lucas alario with 7 goals in 6 league games has been picking up the productive slack and just 27 minutes into the match. laver couzens often kicked into gear leon bailey, combined with 1

mr. robert collins from rent board director. colleagues, i'm excited to move forward this legislation to create a housing inventory. this is long overdue and my office has spent long time working with advocates and city don't get this right. san francisco adopted rent ordinance back in 1979 to save tenants from excessive rent increases. this helped to protect tenants from losing their home because of real estate and gentrification. in order for the rent board to track landlord tenant relationships, analyzing housing services, we need to maintain an accurate inventory of our existing rental housing stock. during this pandemic, we have seen major changes in our rental housing market. some people unable to pay rent due to covid and others choosing to leave the city to work remotely. we know that this is created more vacancies. we know asking rent look like on leasing websites. we don't know what actual rents look like for existing tenants. maintain an and tracking vacancies for corporate rental purposes. to create this inventory re

mr. collins, are you prepared for your rebuttal? >> i think you wanted to go to milton? > clerk: oh, i -- you're absolutely right. thank you. mr. milton, you've still got a terrible echo. >> i am so sorry, and i don't know how to fix it. [inaudible] i will say the fourth floor and the [inaudible] are the most problematic aspects of the design, and i will limit my comments to that given the technical problems. >> clerk: thank you very much. miss ayugi, are you prepared for your two-minute rebuttal? >> yes, i am. first of all, i wanted to mention that i heard something from the sponsor about accommodation. i don't know where that came from since they did not communicate with any of the neighbors. i do want to say that the secretary of interior standards for rehabilitating the building has not been met, so shouldn't there about an environmental impact report conducted? i would think so. there are exceptional extraordinary circumstances. mine and my neighbors' concerns are adequate and founded. [inaudible] disregards the d historical status of property with little regard for

mr. collins, are you prepared for your rebuttal? >> i think you wanted to go to milton? > clerk: oh, i -- you're absolutely right. thank you. mr. milton, you've still got a terrible echo. >> i am so sorry, and i don't know how to fix it. [inaudible] i will say the fourth floor and the [inaudible] are the most problematic aspects of the design, and i will limit my comments to that given the technical problems. >> clerk: thank you very much. miss ayugi, are you prepared for your two-minute rebuttal? >> yes, i am. first of all, i wanted to mention that i heard something from the sponsor about accommodation. i don't know where that came from since they did not communicate with any of the neighbors. i do want to say that the secretary of interior standards for rehabilitating the building has not been met, so shouldn't there about an environmental impact report conducted? i would think so. there are exceptional extraordinary circumstances. mine and my neighbors' concerns are adequate and founded. [inaudible] disregards the d historical status of property with little regard for

mr. collins and senator loeffler had 45.9% so if senator loeffler is able to consolidate that combined supporte gap to win? >> we'll close the gap. remember, there were 21 people in my race. and they were listed alphabetically. my last name begins with "w," warnock, so i was near the bottom of the list. we finished in a very strong position. we finished first. and as i'm moving across georgia, people are not worried about the politicians. they're worried about themselves and their own lives and they're trying to figure out how they and their families navigate this thick darkness of a once in a century pandemic and economic turndown that has caused them to lose their jobs and they have not seen any relief from kelly loeffler who for months has served in the senate. she has done a good job of protecting her own portfolio. she hasn't done a good job at all protecting the people of georgia. i intend to stand up for ordinary people here in georgia and i think that as they hear our message they will respond and we'll see the benefits and the fruit of that come january 5th. >> and a final question he

mrs. collins. >> yes [roll call vote] >> that's six ayes. >> all right. thank you very much. i just want to make sure. so we have a discussion of informational items which is. >> if you could load up? >> will do. >> thank you, sir. >> much appreciation for those in attendance and for board members. tonight we wanted, as you know, the resolution is just passed for our board and in terms of the moving in-person instructions that resolution calls for a plan to be presented on december 8th. but before we move forward, we wanted to give an update and then give the picture of what this parts of the plan could look like and so if you could advance that. so, as what drives us as a board and as a district is our mission and how critical it is that we pro he wide support so they can thrive in the 21st century. and during this time of the pandemic, and due to covid, we know this is negatively impacted all the students across the country and but especially marginal students from, students of color, our english learners have faced even more so in-person learning is what we do best and wha

let's go to caitlin collins and mr. jeff zeleny.ident trump keeps losing michigan, pennsylvania, now the gsa saying biden's transition can formally begin. what's he saying? how's he responding to this? >> well, he's trying to frame it as if he gave the gsa this permission to let this formal transition start to take place. however, from the trump to the biden team they say they made this decision independently, saying she was not prebd by the executive branch to do so. however, the president said he recommended she do so. the court cases and the string of losses we've seen over the last 72 hours or so for the president played a role in this decision today because emily murphy references that in her election and says that was behind the decision to move forward in this. she said she wanted to let the constitutional process play out. there's been a lot of criticism of her and gsa for stone walling it for this long. >> there's been case after case after case that we said at least 30 of them that's been withdrawn or even thrown out. thei

mrs. collins. >> yes [roll call vote] >> that's six ayes. >> all right. thank you very much. i just want to make sure. so we have a discussion of informational items which is. >> if you could load up? >> will do. >> thank you, sir. >> much appreciation for those in attendance and for board members. tonight we wanted, as you know, the resolution is just passed for our board and in terms of the moving in-person instructions that resolution calls for a plan to be presented on december 8th. but before we move forward, we wanted to give an update and then give the picture of what this parts of the plan could look like and so if you could advance that. so, as what drives us as a board and as a district is our mission and how critical it is that we pro he wide support so they can thrive in the 21st century. and during this time of the pandemic, and due to covid, we know this is negatively impacted all the students across the country and but especially marginal students from, students of color, our english learners have faced even more so in-person learning is what we do best and wha

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator collins. senator cornyn. >> good morning, chairn blunt, ranking member klobuchar. it's been great to be here with all of you, including our good friend senator collins, and the rest of the members of this committee. as a proud texan and the senator from a border state i have been fortunate to experience firsthand the tremendous influence of latinos on our country and culture throughout my life. from learning the stories of the great soldiers who fought in the texas revolution, to experiencing the vast influence of the hispanic culture on my home town of san antonio, i'm incredibly proud and appreciative of the latino influence on texas and american life. unfortunately for many americans the contributions generations of latinos are largely unknown, and i hope this committee will soon take action to right this wrong by advancing legislation to establish a national museum of the american latino. this effort has been underway for both in 25 years. i note senator collins talk about the long journey

mr. president, fight hard. >> joining me, kaitlan collins, jonathan martin, national political correspondent for "new york times". there was talk over the weekend some people are saying sir, we don't have a fight, we don't have the evidence or the proof. any evidence at all the president is going to decide never mind, i lost, or are we still in fight mode? >> they're trying to handle it delicately. the president has been incredibly frustrated and angry over the weekend. they're kind of walking on eggshells how to approach this. it is true that jared kushner approached the president conceding the election, and my colleague reported the first lady talked to the president about accepting the fact that he lost the election to joe biden. publicly we see a much different response from people around the president, including his own campaign manager, bill stepien, who held an all staff meeting at their headquarters outside washington this morning i'm told where he told staff we're still in this fight, don't mistake the fact there's not been progress for the idea that we are giving up the fight. we're going to move forw

collins. and our senior washington correspondent, mr. jeff zeleny.ng, and happy thanksgiving week to both of you. kaitlan, president trump keeps losing. michigan. pennsylvania. now, the gsa finally saying biden's transition can formally begin. what's he saying? how is he responding to this? >> well, he is trying to frame it as if he gave the gsa permission to let this formal transition start to take place. though, in a letter from gsa to want biden team, stress they made this decision independently. saying she was not pressured by the executive branch to do so. however, the president, in his tweet, is saying he recommended that she do so. but i think what you were mentioning there. those cases and the string of losses we have seen over the last 72 hours or so for the president played a role in this decision today. because emily murphy references that in her letter, saying it was behind the decision she made to move forward with this. because she tries to defend this delay, by saying she wanted to let the constitutional process play out. of course, th

mr. biden's inauguration. joining us to discuss, kaitlan collins live at the white house, also joined by political analyst saraher, staff writer for "the dispatch." kaitlan, you were there in the room, you asked the president that question about the inauguration. what was his response? >> he kind of had the response you've seen the president have before where he says he knows the answer but doesn't want to offer it yet. i don't think it is clear what the president is going to do yet, even to the president, about whether or not he would attend the inauguration. of course if he didn't, it would be breaking with major precedent that other presidents have set. so that is something they typically have always done. however, what we are witnessing now is something you have never seen a president do once he lost the election, that is the president protesting it, saying that he believes if joe biden's win is certified as it will be in a matter of weeks, he believes the electoral college made a big mistake. yesterday is the first time the president had taken our questions in three weeks. a notable stretch of silence for

mr. speaker i understand that the case is now under urgent review and it should be made shortly. >> deie collins. >> it is fantastic that we wil have a covid vaccine but extremely concerning that in a recent survey one in five peoe it, the won't take prime minister agreed with me that social dia company should do more with anti-vaccine disinformation and conspiracy theories and are we consider requirements to do that within the state of the government's forthcoming bill. >> i am very pleased that facebook, twitter and google that no company should profit or promote that information and respond to that contentit very quickly and we are going to be publishing our response with the online harms consultatn and we will set out our plan. >> thank you, mr. speaker, child poverty is evil, i knew, i grew up with that, the northeast child poverty commission reports to our region is the country's biggest increase in child poverty between 2015 and 2019 where half the children were growing up poor, that is before covid and yet 15000 of the poorest households in my constituency stand to lose 1000 pounds a yea

collins now? he got laughed out of a race. where are the other guys now? mr. ohio? mr. kentucky? where are you now? why aren't you standing up right now for your constituents and this country? why not? we need no proof of their perfity other than their own words. check out state tv. >> first of all, the democrats always call it unfair when they lose so that's first and foremost. we need to understand this is becoming a pattern with the democratic party. >> it's becoming refusal to accept the legitimacy of elections when you don't like the outcome. we keep hearing about deleg delegitimation of our elections. that causes a real problem. >> democracy rests on elections that are meaningful and accepted. you can't after the ninth inning play or the game is over and one team wins, say, we unilaterally decided we're going into extra innings and we're counting the runs differently. >> one big thing democrats have to decide is will they become a party that will accept the results of an election? >> no shame in their game. but you must remember also, i must remember, kudos to trevor noah a

collins fou? he got laughed out of a race. where are the other guys now? mr. ohio? mr. kentucky? where are you now? why aren't you standing up right now for your constituents in this country? why not? we need no proof of their perfidy other than their own words. check out state tv. >> first of all, the democrats always call it unfair when they lose, so, that's first and foremost what we need to understand. this is becoming a pattern with the democratic party. >> it's continuing refusal to accept the legitimacy of elections when you don't like the outcome, we keep hearing all about a tax on democracy, the delegitimization of our elections. not accepting a result just because you don't like it without any eftd of backing up your claims of voter suppression or voter fraud causes problems. >> the entire democracy what rests on elections that are meaningful and accepted. you can't after the ninth is played say i unilaterally decided we're going to go into extra innings and counting the runs differently. >> one of the big things democrats have to decide is will they become the party th

mr. biden is set to campaign for both the democrats running in pivotal sent elections this january. doug collinsn in what was at stake. >> georgians need to realize the reason outside money is flooding into georgia right now is because they want to fundamentally change the senate. they want to fundamentally take away the powers of ron johnson, lindsey graham and others into things that we know have been happening. >> jesse: but this may not help raphael warnock -- wayne which he said, "nobody can serve god in the military." omar calling criticism of his comments a disgrace and shameful. what do you think about the strategy, dana, i've kind of going after omar, going after the squad and kind of bringing them into this georgia senate race? >> dana: i think the republicans at the nrsc, the national republican senatorial committee, they like it when bernie sanders says i'm fully endorsing john allsop, they say i take that and run with it. also you have a lot of celebrities from hollywood parachuting into georgia and nothing helps more. >> jesse: they had actual parachutes. >> dana: it's a pretty big

senator susan collins, the maine republican, who just won an easier than expected re-election without ever endorsing mr the president is, quote, an important voice but not the dominant voice in the party. she points to rubio of florida and nikki haley in south carolina. are both naive? they are suggesting this is about other voters or trump jor voters? he not going anywhere. >> he is not. democrats defeating trump was their apex and republicans doing better in the house and potentially holding the senate was their unexpected good news. i think both are waking up a and feeling a bit of a hangover. why? the president is not going away and even if he does concede by leaving the white house he wants to keep control of the party and that is a challenge going forward because democrats are going to keep running against trump as long as he is still in the picture and republicans can't fully detach from him. for democrats, john, the only thing that was keeping their coalition together the last year or more was a shared enemy in donald trump, a common adversary in donald trump. now that president trump is not th

mr. chair. you're on mute. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the roll? >> yes, supervisor haney. >> present. >> supervisor fewer. >> present. >> commissioner moliga, moliga not present. commissioner collins. >> i'm present. >> sorry, i apologize. moliga present. commissioner collins. >> present. >> trustee randolph. >> present. >> trustee williams, williamses not present. trustee selby. selby not present. you have corium. >> we're also joined by supervisor lopez and supervisor ronen. are there changes to the agenda? >> there are no changes to the agenda. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the first item. hearing of the impacts of covid-19 on san francisco quiet fied school district and city college of san francisco. for those wishing to provide public comment should call the number streaming on your screen, 415-655-0001, access code: 146-414-8285. press star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate that you raised your hand. wait until you have been unmuted when we get to public comment. mr. chair. >> thank you madam clerk. since today we are hearing what has been a standing item for us, for the last number of meetings, and it is an item that i think we've been

mr biden wins. are you getting a feel on how the senate is going, one way or the other? i have heard that susan collinsleast put the brakes on, shouldjoe biden saying, can we at least put the brakes on, should joe biden win? ron christie and amanda, thank you. we will be back with you later. let's talk to larry sabato, professor of politics at the university of virginia in charlottesville. we spoke about an hour ago. what are you feeling at this stage? donald trump scored a big win in florida. it hasn't been formally called yet, but most of the florida experts i know on both sides believe trump will indeed carry it. not by a big margin, but florida never goes by a big margin to anybody. remember, that was the circuit breaker that biden was hoping for. if he had won florida, trump's victory for re—election became nearly impossible. well, now he has got it and the pressure is on biden to win and the pressure is on biden to win a big swing state. maybe he will do it in north carolina, may be in georgia, but he hasn't done it yet. and when you look at the numbers, is there a reason he hasn't done it? if we

mr. chair. you're on mute. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the roll? >> yes, supervisor haney. >> present. >> supervisor fewer. >> present. >> commissioner moliga, moliga not present. commissioner collins. >> i'm present. >> sorry, i apologize. moliga present. commissioner collins. >> present. >> trustee randolph. >> present. >> trustee williams, williamses not present. trustee selby. selby not present. you have corium. >> we're also joined by supervisor lopez and supervisor ronen. are there changes to the agenda? >> there are no changes to the agenda. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the first item. hearing of the impacts of covid-19 on san francisco quiet fied school district and city college of san francisco. for those wishing to provide public comment should call the number streaming on your screen, 415-655-0001, access code: 146-414-8285. press star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate that you raised your hand. wait until you have been unmuted when we get to public comment. mr. chair. >> thank you madam clerk. since today we are hearing what has been a standing item for us, for the last number of meetings, and it is an item that i think we've been

mr. chair. you're on mute. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the roll? >> yes, supervisor haney. >> present. >> supervisor fewer. >> present. >> commissioner moliga, moliga not present. commissioner collins. >> sorry, i apologize. moliga present. commissioner collins. >> present. >> trustee randolph. >> present. >> trustee williams, williamses not present. trustee selby. selby not present. you have corium. >> we're also joined by supervisor lopez and supervisor ronen. are there changes to the agenda? >> there are no changes to the agenda. >> thank you madam clerk. will you please call the first item. hearing of the impacts of covid-19 on san francisco quiet fied school district and city college of san francisco. for those wishing to provide public comment should call the number streaming on your screen, 415-655-0001, access code: 146-414-8285. press star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate that you raised your hand. wait until you have been unmuted when we get to public comment. mr. chair. >> thank you madam clerk. since today we are hearing what has been a standing item for us, for the last number of meetings, and it is an item that i think we've been able to focus on