neal: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from illinois, member of the ways and means committee, champion of the underserved, mr. davis, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. davis: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in strong support of this legislation. legislation that protects the full faith and credit of our nation. that protects the well-being of millions of our most vulnerable citizens. including seniors receiving social security, veterans, service members, small businesses, as well as physicians treating medicare and medicaid patients. and that protects our economic recovery and the global financial system. the refusal of republican leadership to extend the debt limit threatens catastrophic damage to america and americans. economists estimate that default could cost the united states economy up to six million jobs, ripe wiep out as much as $15 trillion in household wealth. cause the unemployment to surge

neal? mr. neal: same position. most of the things we'd be discussing cropped out of the bill -- dropped out of the bill. ms. foxx: i haven't heard from the chairman if we might meet again through best -- again but there's definitely a major change on the effect on proprietary colleges and the significant number of people that they serve. as i said, veterans, primarily minority, and working people. and i think it would be very helpful if we had a discussion of that. but i haven't heard of anything. mr. smith: i have requested with the chairman of my committee to recop veen and modify the rules of reconciliation to give them the opportunity to increase the debt limit and to make sure that they have all the tools available. so would love for that to happen so we don't turn into another crisis in december. >> mr. cole, i believe it would be very helpful for the energy and commerce committee to reconvene. we marked up 16 titles within a three-day period. that is extraordinary. just huge changes within policy. we were gi

and she really distrusted zora neale hurston when she came to her first. her a hard time, she says i hope you -- [inaudible] so they don't believe nothing and come here questioning me so you have something to poke fun at. it's those words, what brought us through, that i -- the power even of those words, what got us through. john conner as a root -- conquer or as a root and a story, a narrative that gets passed on. these artifacts get lost in emancipation. they get lost. it's such a compelling story, but it's a political one, and it leaves out a lot of people who understood they were building something else. they were building households that didn't fit what legislation was going to be you shouldedded forward -- pushed forward. as successful as it was for a time. shady ann sutton says these young negroes read books and talk about the war, but i, lord lord -- [inaudible] of course the world would want to help. john the conqueror, give us our freedom. john the conqueror, maybe you know him as a big celebration, the idea is that on the middle passage, john th

neal katyal. you've got experience with the supreme court at the appellate level all the way through the court system. what happens next in this case, and what is your reaction to this order tonight? >> so first the reaction to the order, this is what the rule of law is all about. 113 page all about how basically this was a scheme, and that's a word that chief justice roberts used that judge pittman picked up to evade judicial review and tear womens rights down. it was really powerful language. here's what's going to happen. first it's going to go to the court of appeals, which is known as the court of appeals for the fifth circuit. it's known as a very conservative court, but honestly, in the fifth circuit this case just requires one to be able to read. a lower court cannot overrule roe versus wade. it's the law of the land. only the supreme court can do it, so the only way they can reverse judge pittman's decision is by saying what you were saying a moment ago, lawrence, about standing. they can

what is richard neal going to bring to the debate?rie: when you keep talking to richard neal, especially as the senate finance committee is pushing their revenue stream for the social spending package, he is saying what their committee has come up with looks better every single day. he says that rates are advertised. they are in the public eye. he says this is a way that they could be able to support the revenue stream. it has wide public support, and he thinks this plan is the plan that, in the end, we'll go ahead because he also points to the fact that what is happening now in the senate finance committee in this draft, which we have not seen just yet, that this could be open to a lot of constitutional challenges in the court, and there's still a lot of questions given the fact that this has never been tested anywhere in the world, a so-called wealth tax. so he think his committee's plan is looking better and better every day. tom: i'm not sure if there are any billionaires in the first congressional district of the, mouth -- of the

. >> comedian writer, now off-broadway star neal brennan joins us.hi, hi, ari. i'm having a hard time -- there we are. hey, there we go. >> take your time. >> we talked about live in 2021, still involves a lot of zoom. >> yeah, i system haven't goechb the hang of it 18 months in. >> well, everyone learns at their own pace, neal. when you go after antivaxers -- these based on who you found or more people you found indirectly, online, through media? >> no, i know some anti-vaxers, and i thought of a sketch idea, which would be a white noise machine for when someone you know start talking about their vaccine theories and you can just turn a white noise machine on, and it covers up the stupidity and you can keep respecting them. yeah, it's been -- the people that come to see me have to be vaxed, and they have to wear a masks. it's been fine doing comedy for people in masks, because if a joke doesn't work, i can just tell myself, that laugh must have gotten caught on the masks. >> it was in there. neal, when you look at this debate and you've done comedy

neal katyal is here to give us extra quarterbacking on everything related to this.ing here. >> thank you. >> first of all, given what we've just walked through and the history, where do you see this contempt of mr. bannon fitting in? is it a stronger case, or more of a jump ball? >> the fact that the house is pursuing contempt changes against mr. bannon is not a surprise. they've telegraphed that for a long time. and bannon is acting like a man with something to hide, like a man who is guilty. i love how you laid it out in that segment. but this is different from a land deal or the epa, whatever. this goes to the heart of democracy, and what happened on january 6th, an armed attack. and i don't think those earlier precedents tell us too much. in other words, i think the justice department and merrick garland if the house votes for contempt, has to enforce it. it's not discretion, it's not nearly as discretionary as the past examples. >> if we were sitting in a law office, and you said that as senior partner, and i was the research associate, i would only say to you

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neal katyal, two things for you, it is clark hiring a new attorney. number two i need your reaction to this exchange from, sheldon whitehouse democrat of rhode island with the attorney general today we'll talk about this exchange on the other side. >> please tell me it does not been constrained only to people the capital. >> investigation is being conducted by the prosecutors in the u.s. attorneys officer, and the fbi field office. we have not constrained them in anyway. >> great. and the old doctrine of follow the money, which is a well-established to principle of prosecution. 11? well >> it's fair to say that all investigative of which you're familiar and some may be that you're not familiar with because they posted your time are all being pursued in this matter. >> so counselor what do you make? what is your take away from that exchange? there >> i think it's that two people are doing their job the way that it's supposed to be done, but senator asking the way that it's supposed to be done can the attorney general is not essentially answering the qu

neal of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. welch of vermont, i inform the house that mr. welch will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? mrs. greene: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hice of georgia and mr. gaetz of florida, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. hice and mr. gaetz will vote no on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. leger fernandez, i inform the house that ms. leger fernandez will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. keating, i inform the house that mr. keating will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mrs. hayes, i inform the house that mrs. hayes will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by ms. frankel, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by ms. chu, i infor

solicitor general neal katyal with these developments coming out of the riot probe.> well, i think republicans have been banking on stalling out this investigation but the congressional committee investigating january 6th has called them on it, and ari, you know, if you behave like a dodgy witness, expect to get subpoenaed like one, and that's what they have done with the investigation. it makes a lot of sense. it's of course unusual for the house to subpoena itself. i'm not sure it's ever been done to its own employees. that's for a simple reason. the house employees generally ordinary comply when they're faced with a request, and here they're not, and not just the house, as you just said, the white house officials like dan scavino on the land acting like fugitives from justice, because they're so afraid to have to tell the truth under oath. and so, you know, these subpoenas are definitely unprecedented, but january 6th was unprecedented. we had an armed attack on our capitol and a president who kind of stood by and didn't do anything. >> and i want to make sure peo

neal katyal is here, now a georgetown law professor.f the serve america movement. and jonathan lemire is here, white house reporter for the associated press, all three msnbc contributors. neal katyal, i start with you. take me through the legal back and forth today. this feels like trump world running the same play, executive privilege, for a podcast host who is nowhere near the west wing for years and years and years before the insurrection and the white house saying, no, that's not a thing. >> yeah. so, this play has been run many times before, trump has always lost the play. he's going to lose it again. so basically, the congressional committee seeking all sorts of information about steve bannon and what he was up to on january 6th on the days before. bannon says, no, i refuse and so congress is going to take this vote at 7:30 to hold him in contempt and it's an obvious vote. it's an easy vote. i don't think the outcome is in any doubt whatsoever. liz cheney and others have been telegraphing this for a long time, that people who ston

neal katyal is here, former acting u.s. solicitor general, now a georgetown law professor.enthood, now the cochair of american bridge and john heilemann is still with us. neal katyal, let me start with you on, first, the significance of what happened last night, the strength of doj's case, and then on what is likely to happen next. take me through both. >> sure. so, i mean, everything may be bigger in texas, nicole, but yesterday's decision reminds us that no one towers above the law, at least for now. this is only temporary in a manner of speaking. what the court did was say we're going to stop this law. it's unconstitutional. it can't go into effect. but of course texas can't appeal. so, what happened here is that justice department came in and sued texas because this law made it impossible for individuals to bring suit, individual women, so the justice department kind of came in as the gap filler and said, we're going to challenge the law, and you know, even under the biden administration, i still get a chill every time i read the justice department is in the news for do

neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online. he says their tires were also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a nuisance. to be clear, this rental is illegal. if they did not have a permit. they were denied a permit in april of 2021. >> and they thumb their noses at the board of supervisors who voted to deny them that permit. that vote came after at least 120 neighbors signed a petition requesting he denied. >> supervisor. jim sparing it was the only one on the board of supervisors to vote to approve the permit, though. he says if the home is in fact be rented out. the homeowners are breaking the law. i don't think county can just look the other way doesn't think that the great people in the community are very concerned about it. and so. >> we need to take whatever legal actio

neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online. he says their tires were also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a nuisance. to be clear, this rental is illegal. if they did not have a permit. they were denied a permit in april of 2021. >> they thumb their noses at the board of supervisors who voted to deny them that permit. that vote came after at least 120 neighbors signed a petition requesting he denied. >> supervisor. jim sparing it was the only one on the board of supervisors to vote to approve the permit, though. he says if the home is in fact be rented out. the homeowners are breaking the law. i don't think county can just look the other way doesn't think that people in the community are very concerned about it. and so. >> we need to take whatever legal action the solano c

neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online. their tires were also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a nuisance. to be clear, this rental is illegal. if they did not have a permii. they were denied a permit in april of 2021. >> they thumb their noses at the board of supervisors who voted to deny them that permit. that vote came after at least 120 neighbors signed a petition requesting he denied supervisor. jim sparing it was the only one on the board of supervisors to vote to approve the permit. >> though. he says if the home is in fact be rented out. the homeowners are breaking the law. i don't think county can just look the other way doesn't think that people in the community are very concerned about it. and so. >> we need to take whatever legal action the solano county she

neal, i don't know if you can hear me. can you hear me?have an audio problem, we're going to see if we can re-establish connection with him. you have 19 states -- neal, i think we have you back with us. i was just talking about the 19 states that have attempted to pass or are passing voting restriction laws, and we're talking about the department of justice and the role that department is going to play as perhaps one of the most strained departments right now with everything else it's tackling. talk to us a little bit about how you see the justice department going about this and trying to reverse this trend of voter suppression. >> great. i haven't heard the beginning, so pardon me if i repeat anything, but basically, you know, the justice department has had, traditionally, strong legal tools to enforce the voting rights act. the strongest of which was called section 5, which required before many states and jurisdictions passed any sort of restrictive voting plan to have that pre-cleared by the justice department. that was struck down by t

neal will vote yes on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mullen of oklahoma, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. mullin will vote yea on h.r. 5434. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated mrs. demings from florida, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. demings will vote yes on h.r. 5434. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. wilson of south carolina, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote no on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. henry cuellar of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform t

. >> joining me now is infectious expert keith neal, a professor emeritus from london. thanks for being with us. first, what's behind the rise in chases there? >> quite simply, people mixing there are more symptomatic, and the more mixing, the more spread and crisis. we've also moved things like going back to work, not wearing masks, all boosting the number of cases. >> and it seems that young people are contributing to this as well. this is all putting a spotlight on vaccination rates of kids 12 to 15. but as we hear in the u.s., we're about to roll out vaccinations for kids 5 to 11. what is it that suggests the importance of getting kids vaccinated as quickly as possible? >> i think the fact that children's education is being disrupted. we even had a young girl age 15 die the day into she was vaccinated. so it can be a dangerous illness at this age. the issue at the moment, even if you're a household contact of a known case, you have a 1 in 6 chance of catching covid even if you've been vaccinated. and there's no requirement and so it's highly surprising it's spreadin

keith neal, thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning. thank you. >>> to italy now where there has been fierce backlash over the country's strict covid pass, some likening to fascism. there the mandate covers all workers and there have been real fears about potentially deadly violence, what is the latest? >> you know, there was a big protest in the northern part supposed to take place yesterday but they had credible information that very extremist groups had infiltrated it. and these people that are organizing these protests want to have a legitimate conversation with the government to say not everybody can afford to have a covid test every 48 hours or maybe they got vaccinated in a country that the vaccine is not accepted. "sputnik" for example is not accepted in part of the italian green path. so they want to have a legitimate conversation and the protests have become so violent. two weeks ago, a knee owe fascist group attacked the labor union. we had credible evidence of people with bombs and so it was called off. resistance is growing

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chairman neal has already written a bill with pride of authorship that includes a package of traditional tax increases on the top income tax rate, the capital gains tax rate, corporate tax rate that was part of the original biden tax proposal. senator sinema opposes those increases in those tax rates and that is what has forced this last-minute attempt to find other tax increases that senator sinema will accept. chairman neal says he is now considering, quote, a 3% surtax on top of the top income tax rate for those earning more than $10 million. now, that proposal would create, in effect a new tax bracket at $10 million. but it would effectively do nothing to increase taxation on billionaires. "washington post" reports, quote, a proposal to expand medicare to cover dental, hearing and visions benefits is in danger of falling from the tax and spending package rapidly taking shape in congress, a frame work to cover americans in a dozen mostly southern states has been reworked. senator manchin thought the medicaid proposal was unfair to states like his, which have already helped pay for the

neal said the senator ranked her own policy priorities putting the fuel initiative at the top followede paid medical leave. he left the meeting saying a deal could be reached soon. >>> joining us now, congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin. thank you so much for being here this morning. we mentioned the child tax credit. i know that's something you've been championing for quite a while and you have a personal connection to help with the programs. tell us about that. >> well, you know, i was a single mom at age 18, and so i really experienced the child welfare system and where there were really no opportunities to just sort of take care of your needs without, you know, people preventing you from going to school, separating you from your family in order to shape your behavior. i think the child tax credit is the most strategic investment that we could make as americans literally in society and in our children. you know, it not only has cut poverty in half, but what it has also done is really given tax relief to working class families and middle class families. a family that makes $150,000

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and i know chairman neal made the point to the senator about how important for us to make sure we have a policy well-vetted. we'll continue to push that point, my hope is continue to work with the senator and her staff and we can come up with some great solutions on the revenue side, but i think the ways and means legislation is an important template for us to start from. >> if you're talking about still starting from a template, how relisting is the majority's leaders time frame is to get a bill vote next week? >> well, ours is a bill. >> that's true. >> anything we take from there is pretty much ready to go. and frankly, i think that we have the opportunity to move quickly. a lot of the data is out there. now folks need to decide, and we've had a lot of discussions for a long time. clearly we need 50 votes in the senate. we need 218 in the house, but the president is pushing folks to come to closure, which i think is so, so important. and we need to move because the american people want to see us govern, and this is critical to doing that. we can't help anyone until we get legislatio

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neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online.also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a nuisance. to be clear, this rental is illegal. if they did not have a permit. they were denied a permit in april. >> of 2021. and they thumb their noses at the board of supervisors who voted to deny them that permit. that vote came after at least 120 neighbors signed a petition requesting he denied. >> supervisor. jim sparing it was the only one on the board of supervisors to vote to approve the permit. >> though. he says if the home is in fact be rented out. the homeowners are breaking the law. i don't think county can just look the other way doesn't think that the people in the community are very concerned about it. and so. >> we need to take whatever legal action the solano county sheriff'

neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online.also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a nuisance. to be clear, this rental is illegal. if they did not have a permit. they were denied a permit in april of 2021. >> they thumb their noses at the board of supervisors who voted to deny them that permit. that vote came after at least 120 neighbors signed a petition requesting he denied. >> supervisor. jim sparing it was the only one on the board of supervisors to vote to approve the permit, though. he says if the home is in fact be rented out. the homeowners are breaking the law. i don't think county can just look the other way doesn't think that people in the community are very concerned about it. and so. >> we need to take whatever legal action the solano county sheriff's office con

neal says the victims were a large group of out of towners who rented the house online. he says their tires were also slashed. >> the home is a point of contention for neil and other neighbors in the he says the homeowners remodeled the house with the intent of using it as a short term rental with as many as 10 beds inside and over time neal says the loud parties and debris renters leave behind have become a nuisance. to be clear, this rental is illegal. if they did not have a permit. they were denied a permit in april of 2021. >> and they thumb their noses at the board of supervisors who voted to deny them that permit. that vote came after at least 120 neighbors signeh a petition requesting he denied. >> supervisor. jim sparing it was the only one on the board of supervisors to vote to approve the permit, though. he says if the home is in fact be rented out. the homeowners are breaking the law. i don't think county can just look the other way doesn't think that the people in the community are very concerned about it. and so. >> we need to take whatever legal action the

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but massachusetts, democrat richard neal says the president didn't lay out a timeline. i think we're more about getting it right. but some democrats fear waiting any longer will be dangerous. >> new jersey democrat josh gottheimer said in a statement we cannot let this small faction on the far left destroy the president's agenda. house speaker nancy pelosi said in a letter to democrats on saturday. the sooner the better going on to say she'd like to see both bills passed the house before october 31st in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. new details of the search for brian laundrie. the only person of interest in the death of gabby petito. >> today, the mother of gabby petito tweeting for the first time about the case. nicole schmidt breaking her silence saying, quote, mama bears getting angry. turn yourself in. speaking directly to brian laundry. >> well, thank you so much for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waldman jumped from a call. the news always on the kron. 4 dot com. we'll see you back here live in prime time on kron 4 news a

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to ask them about the incident, but could not get through and have not yet heard back neighbor clif neal surveillance video from the night of the vandalism which shows the suspect entering the property and soon after running away. you don't is the person in that video? but i hope someone does it's appalling. i mean, there's no one that could justify spray painting and and popping tires. still neil is also one of the many neighbors fed up with this short-term rental. they've packed this house with seven bedrooms and 10 beds and try to make it a party house as for harrison and her friends. they are disturbed by all aspects of this exper. neighborhood the homeowners and vrbo, which they say would not help them. okayed after the incident the most wrong to me would be the homeowners because they're just like let's keep ranting like no matter what but like verb code should have like policies in place to investigate vrbo did not respond to abc 7 news by our deadline harrison said after much urging website did appear to take down the rental she and her friends are still dealing with trying to ge

this is not a neal thing. we've heard this since 2019 with the election manifesto of good javier roger boxer. and since he came in to orfis says, well, we've heard this continuous. so i rhetoric call the wine country one, no policy. so it's not new. what's new is that it's now being driven through this task force. and this culture of task force is that one aspect, the other is the composition of the task force, which is headed by a very d, v. c. would you smoke? there's a whole history to i, he's background on what he has done in the past, but also very serious. see, he's been convicted for contempt of court of the highest court in sri lanka. so there's a lot of issues around this. but fundamentally, the question is, why do we need this task force? and what's the purpose of the start was at this moment. okay, i need to look stu fast, but vasa, really the, the question, every one is asking time and why would you need this particular law now when you have a diverse nation such as sri lanka? thank you very much,