mr. evans: we are going to use all our tools available.are going to be paying attention to what, say the labor market is, where inflation is. at the moment, i think we are still trying to figure out where the recovery is going to stabilize in terms of what normal recessionary dynamics might look like. if we were to get additional stimulus, if we were to see continued recovery, if we got the unemployment rate down to 5.5% by the end of next year, those are circumstances where we're in the ballpark of what we can deal with. inflation could be moving towards our objective and things could be improving. i think we are going to have lower for longer interest rates for quite some time. it will probably be uncomfortable for many people. we need to get inflation up to 2% and beyond so we can average 2%. we need to ensure the labor market continues to improve. fiscal support would be extraordinarily welcomed. continued business investment, deciding how to grow in this new environment and bringing on more workers, that would be very welcome. and the

and now, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. evans, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairperson. my issue is for mr. shear again. many lenders in my home city of philadelphia have expressed frustration with the release of the ppp rules. despite sba issuing ruling for ppp forgiveness, there's still too much confusion about the lender's role in the process. sba is supposed to send the forgiveness amount to the lenders no later than 90 days from receival of the lender's decision of the loan forgiveness. that means for any application submitted, the first day sba started accepting them, sba has little more than a month to send the funds to the lender. this is especially concerning because lenders such as cdfis are operating. mr. shear, what do you believe sba will be able to do to meet this deadline? and if not able to meet the 90-day deadline for distribution of forgiveness funds, will this stop them from participating in the ppp in the future? >> i'll first start with saying that sba might actually meet those deadlin

with his timely interview yesterday with mr. evans of chicago. thomas costerg is joining us. me cut to the chase. that is simply, does all this discussion matter? a lot of people dismiss it. i am from the old school. no, i will not. does this burgeoning deficit matter? thomas: there is definitely a political element to that. we know donald trump did promise to cut the deficit. we are seeing is reaching record highs. from that angle, it's important. i don't think it is really a factor for the u.s. dollar. it is much more driven by global growth and the difference between global growth and u.s. growth, as well as the differential interest rates. what we are seeing is the fed is not cutting rates to zero. all countries are more or less at zero right now. that is probably a headwind to the dollar going forward. lisa: do you think the market right now is overpricing or underpricing the u.s. recovery? thomas: well, it is hard to say. i think the recovery is more fragile than widely thought. it depends on fiscal stimulus. what you are seeing is the data seems to be ebbing. if you lo

i am so glad mr. evans is on there. , the part thatna i live in, tara bone parish -- there's a gravel pit a couple miles north of me. the truck start rolling through here at about 1:30 or 2:00 in the morning, whenever they feel like it. they will roll six days or seven days a week, they don't care. i have been on the phone for three or four days talking with politicians from this area or state officials trying to convince them of what you say, that a lack of sleep will make you susceptible to disease. you will not heal correctly. that's why they put you in the hospital when you are sick. these people are beating this neighborhood to death. there are people dying in this neighborhood. there are people down the road at the entrance which is 10,000 worth motion and noise than over here two miles south. i'm trying, i'm so tired. died, i'm notve saying they kill them, but for people have died. in one year, four different families within 1000 feet of the entrance. that's all. host: david, thank you for sharing yo

so joining me now is cnn's senior justice correspondent, mr. evan perez. d our former -- and a former fbi agent josh campbell. good evening. so listen. evan, what is going on here? why did they come out and announce this tonight, in this manner, at this time? >> yeah, don. look, i mean, i hear your skepticism. but it is something that, you know, from talking to people in the intelligence community, over the last couple of hours, it appears that this is something that they're very, very concerned about. this is, obviously, a couple of weeks out from the election. and it is the kind of -- it is an indicator of how concerned they are about the activity from some of these countries, including russia, iran, and china. and what could happen in the coming weeks? and, of course, the whole setup of this is that the president has been the one that is trying to undermine some of the faith that people have -- the faith that people have in the integrity of the system. so it appears these intelligence agencies are taking advantage of some of what the president has laid o

mr. evans: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. chu of california, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the will vote yes chu n house resolution 1164. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes on house resolution 1164. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from the commonwealth of massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes on h.res. 1164. as the member designated by ms. meng, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inf

words, we talked about the website, words matter in black lives matter but if i can start with you, mr. evans, you talked to maria on fox news and said the democratic party is led by narcissists and sociopaths. your quote in september, he said i truly believe this that the democratic party, what jobs the type of people, i'm talking the leadership that draws narcissists and sociopaths, no empathy for anybody a else, they live in misery, do you believe your opponent part of thatt party? >> is a leadership part of the democratic party and when i talk misery as a political strategy, i've seen it for decades. you see in communities where you have murder going crazy, 75% in california cannot pass a writing test. thirteen in baltimore have zero proficiency in math so when i talk about this ideology, there's an ideology after that we have to face the facts and values, another side of that they hate every part of that and misery may have seen in my community in particular. for utah -- i think it is important for those, who might not agree on policies let's make sure we understand what truth is so go t

and now the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. evans, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. fda has relied on heavy contract for idle applications. what information has sba presided to you about the contractual responsibility of contracting and why such important [inaudible] >> this is one of the areas we had a meeting with sba last wednesday so just eight days ago where there was at least a meeting to talk about what we were requesting from the agency so that was a step forward but there was no timeline on providing material and both of these programs but you ask with respect to idle there is heavy reliance on contractors so we just ask for the contracts themselves and that will lead to questions about what the contractors are doing but it will get us started in terms of information that should be readily available we still waiting for a response and as i said to chairwoman velasquez we are taking actions to push this forward just like we did with ppp and axis ii ppp data but we are still seeking information on the

. >> in the division of the department of justice before the first carter page application mr. evans raised serious concerns about the partisan nature of the information provided by mr. steele, did he not? hneeded if the inspector general reports it on pages 136 and 137 of the report. and you. knew of those concerns before you signed off on the application, didn't you? >> i don't think i knew before. i remember reading the footnote. >> the inspector general found and i quote, october 12, 2016, evans concern was briefed to comey. and you signed off knowing the thearch was funded by democratic party, knowing senior officials in the department of justice had serious concerns you signed off nonetheless. let's talk about what you did or didn't know when you certified that application did you know the allegations in the dossier came from some sources, not from their own knowledge? >> there was a network of sources and some sources. >> did you ask who the primary so source was, did you ask the fbi to bring any steps to identify before submitting the application to the fisa court? what the i

the gentleman yields back, and now the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. evans, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairperson. mr. shear, sba his relying on heavy contracts to process applications. what information has sba provided to you on the contractual responsibility of contractors and subcontractors and why such important information for gao works? >> this is one of the areas, we had a meeting with sba last wednesday. so just eight days ago, where there at least was a meeting to talk about what we're requesting from the agency. so that was a step forward. but there's no timeline put on providing material. and in both of these programs, but you asked with respect to eidl, there's heavy reliance on contractors. we just asked for the contracts themselves. and that will lead to questions about what the contractors are doing, but it will get us started. and in terms of information that should be readily available, we're still waiting for a response. and as i said to chairwoman velazqu velazquez, we're taking actions to push this forward, just

mr. evans: as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. pocan of wisconsin, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. pocan will vote aye on h.res. 1154. mr. raskin: as the member designated by mr. levin of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. levin will vote aye on house resolution 1154. as the member designated by mrs. mustn't rochester of delaware, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. blunt rochester will vote aye on house resolution 1154. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. cooper: as the member designated by mr. lipinski, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lipinski will votee on h.res. 1154. -- will vote yes on h.res. 1154. the speaker pro tem

. —— with me is derrick evans, aka mr motivator — the fitness instructor is being awarded an mbe forness earlier this year he helped the nation to keep fit during lockdown as part of the bbc‘s healthcheck uk live. and also i'm joined by rajinder singh harzall, known as the ‘skipping sikh'. he's being made an mbe for services to health and fitness during covid—i9 it's after he made exercise videos for people in his community who were missing their daily exercise during lockdown. accused so much to both of you for joining me and congratulations. this is incredible. eric, you have been referred to as the nation's original pe teacher. tell me about what it felt like when you received that e—mail it said you were getting an mbe. as far as i was concerned it was not real. then i read out further and i realised yes, it was me! ifelt further and i realised yes, it was me! i felt exceptionally honoured because to be honest i'm in the company of a lot of great people who have done so much wonderful work in the nhs, and in no way to ever want to put a cloud over what they have done, so as far a

i am so glad mr. evansre. , the part thatna i live in, tara bone parish -- there's a gravel pit a couple miles north of me. the truck start rolling through here at about 1:30 or 2:00 in the morning, whenever they feel like it. they will roll six days or seven days a week, they don't care. i have been on the phone for three or four days talking with politicians from this area or state officials trying to convince them of what you say, that a lack of sleep will make you susceptible to disease. you will not heal correctly. that's why they put you in the hospital when you are sick. these people are beating this neighborhood to death. there are people dying in this neighborhood. there are people down the road at the entrance which is 10,000 worth motion and noise than over here two miles south. i'm trying, i'm so tired. died, i'm notve saying they kill them, but for people have died. in one year, four different families within 1000 feet of the entrance. that's all. host: david, thank you for sharing your story.

mr. campbell. good evening, gentlemen. thank i so much. evan, what is going on here, why did they announce this tonight in this manner at this time? >> don, i hear your skepticism but it is something, talking to people in the intelligence community last couple of hours, appea appears this is something they're very concerned about. a couple of weeks out from the election and it is indicator of how concerned they are about the activity from some of the countries including russia, iran and china. and what could happen in coming weeks. of course the whole setup is that the president has been the one trying to undermine some of the faith that people have, faith that people have in integrity of the system. appears these intelligence agencies from these countries are taking advantage of what the president has laid out. this in particular, the iran case, according to officials tonight, it is the case that these emails were being sent by iranians. it was intimidating and threatening people if they did not vote for trump would come after them. appears th

. >> another thing we wanted to highlight at the charles evans hughes conference center was the importance of mrs. hughes in justice hughes' life. we've selected for that reason a wedding invitation, their wedding invitation and a photograph of the two of them in their prime. mrs. hughes was the daughter of walter carter, who was the senior partner in the hughes law firm. and as lore would have it, justice hughes met mrs. hughes as a office holiday party where she was there with her father. she was a very educated woman and influential in his life. he also had three daughters who together with mrs. hughes, i think, or we believe had a great affect on his views, including his support of women's suffrage among other things. >> and last week we learned in our program that the partners were not partners in politics. mrs. deb stayed home while jean deb was campaigning all the time. what about these two as a political couple? >> getting back to their marriage, their courtship is very slow. they meet a few times. it's like every few months or something, and because she is the boss's daughter, he won't g