>> i think the reporting was around a meeting with nec director brian deese. he will be engaging with a range of members and different groups of members from capitol hill in the coming days. i think we were still working to confirm specific meetings before i came out here and i hope to have more by tomorrow. >> more broadly, jen, president biden has composed 1.9 trillion package. some republicans are saying we just passed a stimulus plan. they're not going to get on board with them. mitt romney said we just passed a program. some people say the package is too big. so how doesn't biden get this passed with bipartisan support and how does that fit in his mets single with bipartisanship? >> fits perfectly in his message. he wants to work with democrats and republicaning to address the crises that the american people are facing, whether they list in red states or blue states or democratic state or republicans. the package was based on designs from health experts, economists. it's been a playeded by senator bernie sanders to the chamber of commerce. there's specifi

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jen: i think the reporting was around meeting with the nec director. he will definitely be engaging with a range of members and a range of different groups of members on capitol hill in the coming days. we are still working to confirm meetings before i came out here and i hope to have more on that for you tomorrow. >> president biden propose this 1.9 trillion dollar package. you already have republicans who say we just passed a stimulus bill. they are not going to get on board with this. mitt romney among them saying they just passed a program that was over 900 million dollars. how does president biden expect to get this past -- past -- passed with bipartisan support? jen: i think it fits perfectly with his message and bipartisan support. he wants to work with republicans and democrats to address the problems americans are facing. the package was designed based on recommendations from health experts, from economists. it has been applauded by everyone from senator bernie sanders to the chamber of commerce, and there are specific pieces that are meant to

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>> well, i think the reporting was around a meeting with nec director brian deese. i spoke with him earlier today. he is definitely going to be engaging with a range of members and a range of different groups of members from capitol hill in the coming days. think we were still working to confirm specific meetings before i came out here and i hope to have more for all of you on that by tomorrow. >> okay. more broadly speaking, jen, president biden has proposed this $1.9 trillion package. you already have some republicans who say, we just passed a stimulus plan. they're not going to get on board with this. mitt romney among them who says you just passed a program with over $900 billion. some people say the price tag is just way too big. so how does president biden expect to get this passed with bipartisan support and how does that fit into his broader message of bipartisanship, proposing something? >> well, i think it fits pe perfectly into his message of bipartisanship. he wants to work with democrats and republicans to address the crises that the american people are

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kate, and that is the meeting with republican senators and democratic senators and the head of the neco try to get action on the $1.9 trillion covid relief package. there is nothing wrong with the economy, but getting control of the pandemic will not solve in the near term. so both the actions the president has taken on covid relief, using the defense production act to enhance vaccine distribution and setting up the pandemic testing board to try to get schools and businesses back in a more normal operating fashion and that relief, the large amount of money needed to make that happen, that is really key for the economy and that is what joe biden has to focus on. >> john, thank you. >>> joining me now for much more on this is democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. thank you for jumping in. the article of impeachment coming over on monday. what are you preparing for in terms of the trial? >> thanks for having me, kate. we're preparing to move that trial forward with very deliberate speed. it should be done expeditiously. there may be a need for the president to prepare. he

saw the jobs numbers this morning, the unemployment insurance claims, we put out a statement by our necs we have seen in the reports from dr. fauci just a few moments ago, this crisis is dire and requires immediate action and we hope and expect members of both parties to work together to do that we are also not going to take options off the table. we will proceed with those discussions over the next couple of days. go ahead kristen. >> if i could follow up on that, there was some reporting there was going to be a meeting this weekend with the bipartisan group of lawmakers can you gave us any indication, is that going to happen with president biden or his economic team is that your expectation >> i think the reporting was around a meeting with nec director brian deese i spoke with him he is definitely going to be engaging with a range of members different groups of members from capitol hill over the coming days we were working to confirm specific meetings before we came out here i hope to have more for you on that tomorrow. >> president biden has proposed this $1.9 trillion pac package y

the nec director is doing one-on-one briefings and meetings with caucuses including yesterday's meeting which has been reported, the problem solvers caucus to discuss the proposal. engagement will continue with the new coalition along with several other briefings that are scheduled. our outreach is not limited to congress, which is vitally important. this is also about speaking to the country and building support, and educating and engaging with leaders across the country. yesterday, the team spoke with bipartisan governors and talked about the covid package. the national -- it was organized by them and officials briefed a number of mayors. the office of public engagement reached civil rights groups yesterday, including the naacp, the coalition of black civic -- organization. today they have meetings with labor leaders as well as organizations dedicated to building wealth in the black community. on friday, the office of public engagement, i hate acronyms, will convene 100 presidents of historically black colleges and universities to discuss the proposal. the only thing i want to mention

last week we had our nec director meet with groups of republicans, report back to us.nd we'll continue to do so. we welcome their engagement on this issue and the president has said many times that reaching a bipartisan agreement and moving this on what is called regular order versus all this other complicated budget process is very much a goal of his. but, and this is key to your question, i why he with the way you teed it up, the size of the package, $1.9 trillion, is based on what we believehe with the w you teed it up, the size of the package, $1.9 trillion, is based on what we believe it will take to finally put this crisis behind us, the dual crisis of both covid-19 and its impact on the economy. and that means our robust virus control, vaccine distribution, relief to households and families, reopening of the schools. thus far up until today, these are issues that have been widely agreed upon by people in both parties. so if folks want to engage, fine. if they want to delay, not fine. >> so is the biden administration willing to accept anything less at this point

he was a trader, commodities trader, but he obviously worked for donald trump at the nec, is that hestill i believe running his spac, right? how do you run a spac and become an executive at ibm? i wonder if it's a non-executive post. it's kind of a question someone should ask him. is he really an executive at ibm and how do they allow him to run this spac which is essentially a buy-out mechanism, right? just sounds a little odd. doesn't it? liz: mark cuban has a spac. charlie: but mark cuban runs his own company. [ speaking simultaneously ] charlie: listen, mark cuban runs his own show. he has the dallas mavericks. he's his own entrepreneur. gary cohn theoretically is working for ibm. how do you work for ibm and have a spac? it makes no sense to me. liz: may be a question. charlie, thank you very much. we are coming right back. two banks hitting 52-week highs. should you own them? . . ♪. liz: two bank names hitting 52 week highs. goldman sachs and morgan. both have not seen this high price here for you know, in a year. nice move here, desome investors thinking you know what? maybe we

i'm excited we have janet yellen a treasury and then brian at nec and susan rice at the domestic policy council , jennifer granholm who is full of life and energy at the department of energy, congresswoman from the departmenttm of interior michael mcgann at epa sending signals on the things we don't like that we will wellng back he will see us moving forward with the vision of the future and it is that you want to deliver not just president biden but every human being in this country that wants to have a safe and healthy a more global and just future that is what this is all about. i'm excited to be a part of this i know the mayors will never let mee down it is a place where the rubber meets the road and if you see the faces of the community those are the ones that we keep in my mind every single day thank you very much. >> i want to thank you for the last four years here in boston and the help you gave me showing up at the first climate summit at boston university three and a half years ago. thank you for that. up next is a friend of mine f a fellow climate mayor who was done incredibl

ers i at ae- hole-nee-nec requemeniremenor f a s s ss,tate s. defin dy a aurdlurur butbutbut is itantortantttantntw jectjecthajecte we fig fht the t dau getau theo the b bm b of llheotatellllllf t cssiomi tedmc ll ed for wouldorap t wodwo be be greatre areonnono w d dra are opposeopd tod toto fdingnswersrs ndg the truhe t unlhe tes youou the truthth a a you're not prou oou iout. charhere a a fair amount of republicans are not part of this as well. what do you say to the colleagues on the republican side? >> i would say especially those preaching to the rest of us this is unconstitutional, thataway overstepping i would ask them why are they so against us uncovering the truth? why are they supportive electoral results that are potentially tainted. many say it is not up to us to throw these out to, it is up to the states. it is up to the states to run the election but many states were making decisions outside of the legislature. you had secretaries of state, county election officials doing whatever they want, breaking all kinds of laws. not letting

i thought brian deese at nec. i've got susan rice at the domestic policy council. i've got jennifer granholm who is full of life and energy at the department of energy . i've got congresswoman dan holland at the department of the interior. i've got michael reagan at epa and we've already sent signals on the things that we don't like that we're going to roll back but this week you're going to see us moving forward with what's the vision of the future and it's not that i want to deliver, not for myself and not just for president biden but for every human being in this country that wants to have a safe and healthy and more equitable and just future. that's what this is all about and i'm excited to be part of this and i know that mayors will never let me down. you never have. i've worked at a local level myself 11 years. it's the place where the rubber meets the road and if you see the faces of the community you need to serve in those same faces are the ones i would keep in my mind every single day. so thanks very much. >> thank you gina and i want to thank you for the

people, as we saw the jobs numbers this morning, the unemployment claims, we put out a statement by our necrector in case you didn't see that, as we've seen in the reports from dr. fauci a few minutes ago, this crisis is dire and requires immediate action and we hope and expect members of both parties to work together to do that. we're not going to take options off the table, so we'll proceed with those discussions over the next couple days. go ahead. >> hi. if i could follow up on that, there was some reporting there was going to be a meeting this weekend with the bipartisan group of lawmakers. can you give us any indication, is that going to happen with president biden or his economic team? is that your expectation? >> well, i think the reporting was around a meeting with nshg ec director. i spoke with him earlier today. he is going to be engaging with a range of members an groups of members from capitol hill in the coming days. we are still working to confirm specific meetings before i came out and hope to have more tomorrow. >> more broadly speaking, president biden has proposed this $1

the second will be the building of an nec capability to focus on countering domestic violent extremism. they will undertake a policy review effort to determine how the government can share information better about this threat, support efforts to prevent radicalization, support violent extremist networks and more. there is support across the agency in countering dve, and we need to understand better its current extent and where there may be gaps to address so we can determine the best path forward. the third will be creating relevant parts of the federal government to enhance and regulate threats to the dve. they will focus on evolving threats, radicalization, social media, ability to improve information sharing, operational responses and more. just a couple more items. as you all know, the president and vice president are having lunch. this is something they look forward to doing every week. they'll be discussing their agenda, particularly getting relief to working families and containing the covid crisis, and i'm sure they'll talk about the last 48 hours as well. later today the presi

this is all about confidence and the fact that we could set necl and the fact that we could set nec fromybody coming into the uk having to self—isolate and this is very rigorous and you're not allowed to take the dog for a walk. of course, that came completely out of the blue on top of that to be have the new requirements whichjessica mentioned to get a test within 72 hours without any travel to the uk. those rules to look far too onerous for anybody who wants a holiday to take into account and so therefore effectively all bets are off. of course he had some positive noises in the downing street press conference about the effects of vaccination and things seeming to improve maybe around the edges and the travel industry is not desperate that things will be back on track by easter. the big holiday companies are basicallyjust saying we are forgetting everything until the last week in march and then we want to start things up and hope we get half decent summary to rescue what has been three winters in a row. it's estimated that two million people have lost their lives to covid—nineteen — si

how we can work together, i am excited that we have janet yellen at treasury, that i have got ryan at nec, susan rice at the domestic policy council. i have got governor granholm who is full of life and energy at the department of energy. i've got congresswoman deb haaland at the department of the interior, michael regan at epa. and we have already sent signals on the things we do not like that we will roll back, but this week you will see us moving forward with what is the vision of the future and it is that that i want to deliver. not for myself, and not just for president biden, but for every human being in this country that wants to have a safe and healthy and more equitable and just future, that is what this is all about. i am excited to be a part of this and i know that mayors will never let me down. you never have, i have worked at local level myself 11 years, it is the place where the rubber meets the road and you see the faces of the community and those same faces are the ones i would keep in my mind everything will day -- single day. >> thank you very much and gina i want to per

senate banking committee senate financ committee house financial services has education and labo and nec director ryan dietz is doing one-on-one briefings with members of congress. and meetings with caucuses including yesterday's meeting which i believe has been reported that the problem solvers caucus to discuss the proposal. the engagement will continue with science and meeting with the new dems coalition along with several other that are scheduled. our outreach isn't limited to congress which is vitally important it's not just about speaking to elected officials it's also about speaking to the country and building support an educating and engaging with leaders across the country. yesterday, we spoke with bipartisan governors as you all know they talked about the covi package. the national governors association and administration officials briefed or traveled mayor traveled. in the office of public engagement led by cedric richmond briefed civil rights groups yesterday just a sec. network, urban league coalition and today they have meetings with labor leaders, advocates for young peopl

of fiscal leadership of people like larry kudlow and steve mnuchin, treasury secretary and head of nec. they like less regulation. they also like the fact that elizabeth warren wasn't calling the shots. here's the interesting thing right now, neil, is democrats nominally control the senate -- well, they control the senate via a tie-breaker. it's still 50/50. it's still going to be very difficult to get stuff through because of the filibuster will exist because of joe manchin, who is a democrat, but still, it's 50/50 and so that's the positive. the negative is that all these committee assignments and you know, the "wall street journal" editorial page pointed this out the other day, it's starting to seep into corporate america, all the major committee assignments will go to democrats and it will put people like elizabeth warren, the progressive corporate, you know, business-hating congress -- senator from massachusetts in charge of something. it's going to put -- it's going to give stroke to aoc and jerry nadler and people of the far left so you will get a sea-change out of washington at

as i learned painfully, when i was nec director, unexpected things can happen.o, there's biden's very focused on into k recovery even if the gdp number sound okay, we heard the feds say that for the bottom workers, there is 20% unemployment that's near depression levels. finally, i think they believe, rightly, in my opinion, that this is the time to go big on relief and jobs and that with interest rates at such historical low levels and the ability to have such low interests service, that is benefits of going big, deficit finance right now, far outweigh the risks of getting impact on the deficit over the next three, four years >> yeah. we continue to watch arrivarrivs not sure who is in that automobile glen, let me go to you, on an unfortunate outcome i think many would agree over the last ten months, this pandemic has actually served to widen the gap between rich and poor in this country. a wealth gap we have been dealing with for some 20 years now and talking about is a significant problem. a, do you agree that's the case. you have to look no further than the

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good morning, don't worry, i will not be singing you nec shanties! to you yesterday. the time goes around so quickly. 5.1 million people have been vaccinated across the nation so this is one of the tools we will use to get out of the pandemic. if you are invited, please go and get your vaccine, it is fine. many people will have seen professor van time talking about the vaccine and fax —— how it goes and gets transmitted. we need to make sure we wash our hands, covering our face and keeping social distance. we know the vaccine builds up your amend system but does not stop transmission. we need to be looking at data from across the world, it says it does not stop transmission but it comes down to human behaviour. we need to be able to get through this, stop the hospitalisation of those really vulnerable individuals in the community. we need to make sure that we get the vaccine but that behaviour does not change. it was mandatory full facemasks in some south asian countries, so that behaviour, even when we are through all of this, we should be adopting