today, new york subsidizes 42 other states. on top of that, of the new federal provision has cost new york $30 billion more over three years. it increases property taxes on hard-working new yorkers $2600 per year. look at the gross injustice. washington raised our taxes to benefit other states and those states then appealed to our residents to relocate to their lower tax states. the infuriating ironing is the -- irony is that new york subsidizes those states -- states' lower rates. but washington did not stop there. the abuse was unrelenting. our medicaid reimbursement rate was the lowest in the united states. they starved our infrastructure funding and illegally impeded our global travel. so you ask me today what is our state of the state, new york is suffering and new yorkers are tired of being abused and demand that washington stops causing damage and starts resolving the damage they caused. we expect salt to be removed from our wounds fully and quickly. and we expect to be compensated for our economic --. we expect basic fai

gentlelady from new york ms. velasquez. >> madam speaker, i rise in the support of this resolution because in america we hold power to account. in america, we do not succumb to violent insurrections incited by a head of state. in america, we do not turn a blind eye to high crimes and misdemeanor. no. that is not who we are. so today as a defender of this nation's constitution, i will vote in favor of impeaching donald j. trump. i yield back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. could i inquire, the time remaining for each side. >> the gentleman has ten minutes remaining. the gentleman for new york has 9 3/4 minutes remaining. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from california. >> gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the second annual impeachment show extravaganza brought to you by left-wing media, ministers of shutdown

the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. dler: i yield myself three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. nadler: we all saw it coming. months in advance. president trump was baselessly and deliberately whipping his supporters into a frenzy. weeks before the riot, he used his bully pulpit to spread lies about the election. he told his supporters that the result were fraudulent. he implored them again and again to help him stay in power. and he convinced them that accepting the jut come of the election posed an exiss ten rble threat to their families and freedoms. we have a duty to observe, madam speaker, that racism played a direct role in this incitement. the president's violent rhetoric is always at its most fevered pitch when he's talking about the civil rights and civic aspirations of black americans and other minority communities. on january 6, at a rally that was large, angry and widely reported to be armed, the president's lies an violent rhetoric reach their crescendo. at

the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i yield myself three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. nadler: we all saw it coming. months in advance. president trump was baselessly and deliberately whipping his supporters into a frenzy. weeks before the riot, he used his bully pulpit to spread lies about the election. he told his supporters that the result were fraudulent. he implored them again and again to help him stay in power. and he convinced them that accepting the jut come of the election posed an exiss ten rble threat to their families and freedoms. we have a duty to observe, madam speaker, that racism played a direct role in this incitement. the president's violent rhetoric is always at its most fevered pitch when he's talking about the civil rights and civic aspirations of black americans and other minority communities. on january 6, at a rally that was large, angry and widely reported to be armed, the president's lies an violent rhetoric reach their crescendo.

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new york, mrs. maloney. >> the gentlelady from new york is recognized for 30 seconds. >> this vote is not one party, one man, or one day. this is by preserving democracy and the rule of law. the facts are clear and undisputed. president trump used a litany of lies about a stolen election and willfully incited an armed insurrection with the attempt of stopping the peaceful transfer of power. he attacked not just the capitol, not just congress. he even attacked democracy itself. that's why he must be impeached, and i yield back. >> the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> madam speaker, we reserve. >> the gentleman from ohio wishes to reserve. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> madam speaker, i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from north carolina, mr. price. >> the gentleman from north carolina is recognized for 30 seconds. >> madam chairman, the president has engaged in conduct that's criminal, imp

at the same time to fit the pandemic has had on new york is becoming. unemployment has risen to a bump 20 percent almost level it was at the time of the great depression our research shows that in my 1000000 new yorkers were suddenly left without work the number of people who could no longer afford to feed themselves doubled to over 2000000 a crisis already existed the coronavirus exacerbated as. anyone who can afford to do so has already left the city by only my almost a quarter of new york's uptown apartments are empty. and this country is very very wealthy the reason that we. don't meet the needs of our poor citizens is not that we don't have the money it's that we have had years of tax cuts and tax loopholes and. you know quite lax treatment toward outright tax evasion there are people actually who are literally getting richer as pandemic before and we are afraid to ask them to do civic duty by just paying their fair share and we immediately have to ask people for true money for 2 to bumi of fairness fees to tell deal with this but. it's july the 1st

new york. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> i did not come to congress to impeach donald trump. the constitutional crimes by an out of control president inspired by his hatred and the big lie that he told cannot be ignored. donald trump is a leaving, breathable, impeachment offense. it is what it is. the violent attack on the u.s. capitol was an act of insurrection incited by donald trump. he's a clear and present danger to the health, safety and well being of the american people and that is why this impeachment is necessary on the house floor for a second time with a bipartisan majority. violence will not win. insurrection will not win. sedition will not win. terror will not win. lawlessness will not win, mob rule will not win. not today, not tomorrow, not ever. democracy will prevail. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we reserve. >> gentleman from new york. >> i now yields one minute to distinguished gentleman from california. >> the gentleman from california is recogniz

gentleman from new york?dam speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. >> the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. on january 3rd, we stood here on this floor and swore an oath to defend our constitution against enemies foreign and domestic. three days later, that oath was put to the test when a violent mob tried to break down those doors to stop us from performing our constitutional duty. this mob was not without a leader. on that day the president told them to walk to this capitol 16 blocks from where he stood. they were radicalized by his lies and conspiracy theories he spent months fueling many of which i've heard on this floor the last week. he needed to say only two words to end the violence, i concede, because that's what leaders do in a democracy, because that's what we do in the united states. they put politics aside and put country first. and as i look to our colleagues over on the other side, i wonder

the gentleman from new york? >> i now yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from michigan. >> madame chairman, on wednesday the 6th democrats and republicans hid on the floor, put on gas masks, and was ushered out of this room. we in this country cannot begin healing and unity without accountability and justice. the president of the united states incited an insurrection against congress, you, me, and the vice president of the united states. impeach now. >> the gentleman from new york continues to reserve. the gentleman from ohio recognized. >> reserve. >> i give 30 seconds to the gentle lady from california. >> madame speaker, on january 6th, trump incited his white nationalist supporters to initiate a coup against the heart of the democracy. this act of domestic terrorism demands that congress act to remove this president. he has been and remains a threat threat to our national security. he and his supporters must be held accountable. congress must act immediately to remove this danger. >> the gentleman from new yo

one of the big stories on the new york stock exchange in recent weeks was the expected delisting of 3 chinese tech firms all of them targeted in the recent us executive order prohibiting americans from investing in companies that washington claims are linked to the beijing government on monday the new york stock exchange abruptly canceled. shocking many. as if trade and diplomatic relations between the u.s. and china couldn't get any foggier. the new york stock exchange had an announced it was delisting 3 communications giants china telecom china unicom and china mobile. the delisting followed an executive order from president donald trump which barred american investments and chinese firms owned or controlled by the military now the exchange says it's changing course after talks of quote relevant regulators but today's announcement is not undoing the mounting tensions. this expression of chinese firms has a limited impact on the chinese companies but it will harm the u.s. his own national interests and the image of that country as well as the global position of the u.s. capital marke

t gentlewoman from new york, mrs. malone i urge passge of h.r. 27 and i yield back the % i yield back. the eaker pro tempore: the loney, yields back. e: the the house suspend the rules and pass thbill h.r. 27. those opposed, no.ye. in te opinion of the chair, 2/3 being inhe affirmaive, the rules ar suspendedthe bill is motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the table. motion to sspend the rules and the clerk will report the tle. the clerk: a bill to amend federal funding and accountality of 2006 to require the budget reqests of agencies be made publicly availabl the speaker pro temre: the question is will e house bill. mbers will record their votes by electronic device [captiong made possible by thet united states house of he resentatives. proceedings for tical or commcial purposes is expressly representaves.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 412, the nays are 2. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on th

the challenge from new york has 18 in one quarter minute and the gentleman from ohio. 17 minutes for me thank you very much and there you go to 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey mr norcross the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for 30 seconds thank you ma'am speaker i rise today a time of historical concern last week when this very house floor and attack on democracy that symbol but it was a tact from within this very floor let's be clear cause and effect rally at the white house watched on pennsylvania avenue a parade in reverse and then i tacked to the chamber a police officer was killed. and what i hear is time to heal he's not even buried yet. it's clear and present danger no one is above the law not the president if he has 4 years or 4 days we must do the right thing for all americans because he must be held accountable you know back in germany us back the gentleman from new york who serves his gentleman from ohio and i started as an interviewer one minute to the gentle lady from indiana miss parks the gentleman from indianness recognized for one min

the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> statement from the president, i urge there's no violence, no law breaking, no vandalism of any kind. this is not what i stand for and what america stands for. i call all americans to helpeas. just put out that statement by the president of the united states. i-year-old to the gentleman from virginia. >> the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. >> last week that piece was tragically torn apart as the capitol was invaded. a vie lightning mob including many with the most hostile of a unleashed chaos throughout the capitol. six individuals were dead. i have always supported the rights of citizens to peaceably assemble but they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. they should be charged and prosecuted for insurrection against the government. we are a nation of laws and not of men. now a week since the riots threaten the people's house and a week until a new president takes office we are rushing through an impeach

the challenge from new york and just. now you have 30 seconds to a new member of the house new member of the judiciary committee the gentleman from new york. the gentleman from new york is recognized for 30 seconds madam speaker i rise in support of the impeachment of donald j. trump the disgraced defeated president of the united states there must be consequences for last week's treason and sedition hundreds if not thousands of donald trump in today's republican party aiming to run for higher office and me would and we must send a message that no one in the united states of america is above the law the world is watching madam speaker i yield back the nominee back into. the impeachment debate time public and democrats sparring over whether to impeach president tom for a 2nd time and let's bring in alan fischer who's joining us from the white house and this time around president tom hasn't been able to tweet his reaction but he's had someone read it out on the floor didn't talk us through the statement from president. well

yesterday after new york's a.g. released this investigative report finding that the total number of deaths among nursing home residents was as much as 50% higher than what was being reported the state's department of health released that true number. that number 12,743 is nearly 4,000 more than what was being reported by the state. that's because new york had only been including in the count those who died at the homes, not those who died after being transferred to hospitals. with nearly 13,000 dead new york now tops the list as the state with the highest number of nursing home residents who have died of covid-19. the a.g.'s report also found that the cuomo administration's decision forcing nursing homes to accept covid-19 infected patients may have increased the risk of harm to residents. reacting to the a.g.'s report new york's health commissioner howard zucker blamed others for the nursing home tragedy quote. the recurring problems in nursing homes and by facility operators resulted from a complete abdication by

the jonah from new york? >> madam speaker i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from michigan. >> the gentleman from michigan is recognized for 30 seconds. >> met him speaker, one month ago the president of the united states inside of the deadly attack the united states capital while we covered ourselves away from that trump mob. if inciting an insurrection does not warrant impeachment, nothing does. i took an oath to uphold the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. today i vote to uphold my oath. >> if the jonah from new york which is to reserve his time, from ohio is recognized. >> i yield one minute to the jonah from wisconsin. >> from wisconsin is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to strongly object to the articles of impeachment proposed against president trump which make the preposterous claim that president trump wanted or expected the riots that took place last week. he clearly said he wanted peaceful and patriotic demonstration. he did say he wanted people to

at the same time the effect the pandemic has had on new york is becoming. unemployment has risen to above 20 percent almost level it was at the time of the great depression our research shows that in my 1000000 new yorkers were suddenly left without work the number of people who could no longer afford to feed themselves doubled to over 2000000 a crisis already existed the coronavirus exacerbated as. anyone who can afford to do so has already left the city by only night almost a quarter of new york's uptown apartments are empty. and this country is very very wealthy the reason that we. don't meet the needs of our poor citizens is not that we don't have the money it's that we have had years of tax cuts and tax loopholes and. you know quite lax treatment toward outright tax evasion there are people actually who are literally getting richer as pandemic before and we are afraid to ask them to do civic duty by just paying their fair share and we merely have to ask people for true money for 2 to bumi of fairness fees to tell deal with this but. it's july the 1st no

after all, a former beatle being murdered on the streets of new york was a major news story.big west german tape recorders to record interviews out in the field. in those days we used these rather big west german tape recorders to record interviews out in the field. they had great fidelity but they were rather unwieldy. in fact a colleague of mine used to refer to them as clockwork handbags. anyway, i still have mine from decades ago. the other day i put some batteries into it and lo and behold it kind of works. you can see the reels go round here. anyway, the night that john lennon died i got most of my interviews of a small cassette recorder and i was speaking largely to fans outside the dakota. they were in a very emotional state. i remember some of the responses to this day. there was one young woman who told me when she heard the news she felt like she had been punched in the stomach. that to me is a very accurate way of describing the emotional response to lennon's death. after i fed the interviews it was time to do the live reports. it was nowjust around 6:15am in the

there write new york state sites which _ there write new york state sites which are — there write newe's not one single resource that people can either go online _ resource that people can either go online for— resource that people can either go online for or call and get the information that they need. it's understandable, this is very early on. systems are indeed overloaded. but we _ on. systems are indeed overloaded. but we should have been preparing for this— but we should have been preparing for this for— but we should have been preparing for this for many months. not just the past _ for this for many months. not just the past few weeks. it should a been a relatively— the past few weeks. it should a been a relatively seamless and flawless process _ a relatively seamless and flawless process was up i expect will get better— process was up i expect will get better but is still really difficult to navigate for a lot of people right — to navigate for a lot of people right now. to navigate for a lot of people right now-— to navigate for a lot of people right now. to navigate for a lot

the gentleman from new york is recognized. that is figure and there you had one minute to sing with gentle lady from colorado miss to get the gentleman from colorado is recognized for one minute thank you madam speaker better speaker just over a year ago i stood right there where you're standing today as we took the solemn step of impeaching the president of the united states for pressuring a foreign leader to take on lawful actions to help him in his reelection and now just one week ago almost to the hour i laid right there on the floor of the gallery above us i heard gunshots in the speaker's lobby i heard the mob pounding on the door and what they were trying to do they were all in angry mob incited by the president trying to stop certification of a legitimate election it's clear the president learned nothing in the last year yesterday the president said again he did nothing wrong this man is dangerous he has defied the constitution he's incited sedition and he must be removed we all took a pledge on january 3rd to uphold t

brand new day a brand new year here new year's day 2021 already right around the world right now new york d.c. detroit cuba argentina to name but a few welcome in a new year kevin owen here with the latest for you this morning you're just seeing what you're seeing over my shoulder there yes some of the fireworks throughout the night but around half the planet has seen in the new year now as just mentioned the chimes of midnight have just struck on the u.s. east coast spectacular fireworks lighting up the skies there although country's much more muted issue with minimal crowds now this is the scene from times square new york city usually that crystal encrusted new york ball dropping in times square at midnight but authorities planned out a much more muted thing as far as i was concerned i think i heard it was canceled but look nonetheless we haven't seen the ball drop though but look at that live picture of me. be wrong correct me if i am but there are people out there is the social distancing happened then i'll let you look at the pictures yourself it's new year let's hope for better as w

the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. mr. raskin: smashing windows and beating police officers over the head with fire extinguishers, a blood-thirsty mob attacked the capital and invaded this congress last wednesday. they erected a gallows and repeatedly chanted, "hang mike pence," they stormed speaker pelosiy yelling "where's nancy", they occupied the senate chamber. they wounded dozens of people. hospitalizing dozens of people. killed five of our people. for six hours, they shut down the counting of electoral college votes. our sacred process under the constitution for peaceful transfer of power in the united states. they may have been hunting for pence and pelosi to stage their coup, but every one of us in this room right now could have died. as senator lindsey graham said, the mob could have blown the building up. they could have kil

people got on a plane, came to new york. and that's why new york had the explosion.t's why i call it the covid ambush. we've learned nothing? so now there's a second strain and it came from the u.k. again. and again the u.s.a. did absolutely nothing. secretary azar, dr. redfield, how you can explain to the erican people your lack of action, your negligence, your irresponsibility -- 140 countries banned people from the u.k. and you did nothing, you know that there are viral strains in other countries now. you know that as a fact. why wouldn't you mandate testing? how many times do you have to learn the same lesson over and over? what happened to competent eadership in government? the u.s.a. must act. if the united states won't act, then new york state will act. but i can't allow people to fly into this state who we know are coming from countries that have other viral strains. new york loves being the gateway. we welcome people from all across the globe. we are on the eastern seaboard. that's always been our role. that's how we all wound up here. we celebrate it. but t

higlins of new york. -- higgins of new york. pelosi. hill, mccarty. heinz, pelosi. henson, mccart -- hinson, mccarthy. hollingsworth, mccarthy. orsford, pelosi. oulahan, pelosi. hoyer, pelosi. hudson, mccarthy. uffman pelosi. uizenga, mccarthy. . sa, issa jackson, mccarthy. jackson lee, pelosi. pelosi. california, acobs of new york, mccarthy. jayapal, pelosi. jefferies, pelosi. ohnson of georgia, pelosi. ohnson of louisiana, mccarthy. johnson of ohio, mccarthy. hnson of south dakota, mccarthy. ohnson of texas, pelosi. jones, pelosi. jordan, mccarthy. , mccarthy.io joyce of pennsylvania, mccarthy. can hey lee -- kahele, pelosi. aptur, pelosi. katko, mccarthy. keating, pelosi. keller, mccarthy. kelly of illinois, pelosi. elly of mississippi, kelly of pennsylvania. mccarthy. khanna. pelosi. kildee. pelosi. kilmer. elosi. the clerk of the house: group three has concluded. the clerk of the house: roll call of group four will begin. he clerk: kim of california. kim of california. kim of new jersey. pelosi. kind. pelosi. kinzinger. mccarthy. kirkpatrick. pelosi. krishnamoo

market in new york city and the overall economy. i think it's going to take a couple years for it to bottom out, and then i think that you'll see the politics shift in new york where there'll be an appetite to do what is necessary to structurally recalibrate new york. maria: wow. tough stuff going on there. don, it's good to see you. thanks very much for joining us on this important subject. we will keep watching. see you soon, don, thank you. >> thank you. maria: don peebles joining us. david and goliath, youtube competitor rumble is suing google for suppression as concerns mount over whether a free speech social media platform can survive crackdowns. i'll be speakin turning 65? at aetna, we take a total, connected approach to your health and wellness to help you age actively. with medicare advantage plans designed for the whole you, we offer monthly plan premiums starting at $0. hospital, medical and prescription drug coverage, in one simple plan. plus dental, vision and hearing. aetna medicare advantage plans. call today to learn

and british occupy new york. because of this, the british are unwilling restore civil government to the areas they occupy, they mix military government led by the commanding general of the army and the city of new york itself order on the street. they work with a group of civilians and former officials led by elliott, a customs collector given the title chief of police or superintendent of police, depending on source you read is kind of responsible for this civilian apparatus that keeps order in the street in full force back to the military. they give civilians stake in the administration and provide lodging people who couldn't afford it based on loyalty and adherence to the crowd. they compensate the house of what they call traders of revolution and put them out to loyal list of people who adhere to them coming into the city. street cleaners, clerks, rent collectors and so forth, there's this weird civilian administration but it never really has the full force of law as long as it's only backed by the military,

our new york. politicians around the world are insisting that coronavirus fact scenes will stay a voluntary many countries are already preparing for cope it passports and companies are preparing mobile applications so authorities can check through people's phones whether or not they have had that job become and trust networks are to develop such an app in collaboration with airlines such as virgin atlantic and with fans. and as dimitri a public reports it leaves people with mixed messages on what exactly will happen. if you're still not sure you want to get a code vaccine the choice might now be a little clear several countries are debating whether or not people who get the job should have certain privileges for being covered safe not a bad idea on paper but for those in the back of the line or just hesitant to inject a rapidly developed chemical cocktail life might not be the same sure you don't have to get an ocular added but good luck if you want to travel or go to a bar or pretty much anything

new york. from sizzles to show up increase in new infections a curfew has been imposed in paris so this is he was uncharacteristically. for the country joining together nonetheless to provide support to affected communities and sometimes in the most unexpected places. it is because of this restaurant is about solidarity in the quality our messages come to the space there's a mcdonald's slogan you are and we want to be 1st. super bowl after ample means we can go back to health things work this place has been shared by all of us it's a restaurant but also a common space where we can build solidarity and help people in the neighborhood who are going through difficult times. politicians around the world are insisting that corona virus vaccines will stay voluntary however a big question mark coming up many countries are also preparing covert passports and companies are preparing mobile applications so authorities can check through people's phones whether or not they've had the job the common trust ne

new york was hit hardest by the pandemic and the poorest worst affected. of trying to get reelected i do see nothing is really going to change from policy right not just trying to get way worse the coronavirus put the focus on social injustice right in the middle of an election year only one person of the 2 candidates even acknowledges the systematic racism in this country we need someone who can bring together the country. who can unify the country. 8 months one city 3 quotes the city's upper middle and lower classes this film shows an idealized city traumatized taking a look behind blistering for songs and lays bare one of america's biggest failings in equality. spring 2020 and back to kevin smith kirkwood takes a walk on broadway features a closed he and his colleagues around of work it's really intense it's very intense . and it's scary not knowing when. there's an end in sight. there are some pretty dark days because that fear set in. and. our business is already in filled with insecurities times of insecurity but to have no . idea. of. anything on th

here is how katie benner's report in "the new york times" begins. the justice department's top leaders listened in stunned silence this month. one of their peers, they were told, had devised a plan with president donald j. trump to oust jeffrey a. rosen as acting attorney general and wield the department's power to force georgia state lawmakers to overturn its presidential election results. the unassuming lawyer who worked on the plan, jeffrey clark, had been devising ways to cast doubt on the election results and to bolster mr. trump's continuing legal battles and the pressure on georgia politicians. because mr. rosen had refused the president's entreaties to carry out those plans, mr. trump was about to decide whether to fire mr. rosen and replace him with mr. clark. the department officials convened on a conference call, then asked each other, what will you do if mr. rosen is dismissed? the answer was unanimous. they would resign. for hours they anxiously messaged and called one another as they awaited mr. rosen's fate. and from there, the story

new york city police department, they could go to the new york city public hospitals for a vaccine which would then overload the new york city hospitals or they can do their own vaccines, fdny can do their own vaccines, the teachers uni union, the transit workers union, all of the frontline essential workers please use your own system so it alleviates the retail system which is going to have to be with the general public, if the police department does not have the capacity to do it the fire department doesn't have the capacity, fine, if it teachers union does not have a local health provider then fine, but for the larger workforces in the larger unions that can do this, i want you to start thinking about it now and i would appreciate it because it will take that much burden off the distribution system and the larger police department buffalo pd, albany, rochester, syracuse pd, i think many of the larger police departments in the state we have over 500 but many of the larger ones can't handle the vaccines themselves, same with the fire department, ems, emt can do these vaccines, i would l

at the same time the effect the pandemic has had on new york is becoming clear unemployment has risen to above 20 percent almost level it was at the time of the great depression our research shows that in my 1000000 new yorkers were suddenly left without work the number of people who could no longer afford to feed themselves doubled to over 2000000 a crisis already existed the coronavirus exacerbated as. anyone who can afford to do so has already left the city by only my almost a quarter of new york's uptown apartments are empty. and this country is very very wealthy the reason that we. don't meet the needs of our poor citizens is not that we don't have the money it's that we have had years of tax cuts and tax loopholes and. you know quite lax treatment toward outright tax evasion there are people actually who are literally getting richer as pandemic before and we are afraid to ask them to do civic duty by just paying their fair share and we merely have to ask people for true money for 2 to billionaires fairness fees to tell deal with this but. it's july the 1st not far from the b.k.

market in new york city and the overall economy.t's going to take a couple years for it to bottom out, and then i think that you'll see the politics shift in new york where there'll be an appetite to do what is necessary to structurally recalibrate new york. maria: wow. tough stuff going on there. don, it's good to see you. thanks very much for joining us on this important subject. we will keep watching. see you soon, don, thank you. >> thank you. maria: don peebles joining us. david and goliath, youtube competitor rumble is suing google for suppression as concerns mount over whether a free speech social media platform can survive crackdowns. i'll be speakin broken windshield... take 1... hey guys, my windshield just got broken, i feel like i need to blow off some steam. let's go... 1, 2, 3, 4... mr. blanks? there's no need to be stressed. geico makes it easy to file a claim online, on the app, or over the phone. yeah, but what if i never hear back? that's gonna make me want to go jab...jab! nope! your geico claims team is always th

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this is someone who unfortunately has for new york city, he has dishonored new york city by his actions. he also chose not to live here anymore, he's a florida resident now. look what we saw in washington, d.c., i don't think in a million years you or i could've imagined a president of the united states doing that. it was literally blind anything we have everything, we should never oversee again -- >> and someone like that. >> the next is amanda eisenberg from politico. >> good morning mr. mayor, how are you hey amanda, how are you doing. >> i'm well, thank you i spoke with a 79-year-old who lives in manhattan and took the subway to get vaccinated. when she arrived she had an id number in a confirmation for her appointment it turned out the information came from the state and not the city who is running that site, she was in line to a different line and again, she 79 and encouraged her to go home and re-sign up and she has the appointment three hours later with the vaccine but no follow-up appointments for second dose i know doctor spoke about the problems and i wanted to bring this to

market in new york city and the overall economy. i think it's going to take a couple years for it to bottom out, and then i think that you'll see the politics shift in new york where there'll be an appetite to do what is necessary to structurally recalibrate new york. maria: wow. tough stuff going on there. don, it's good to see you. thanks very much for joining us on this important subject. we will keep watching. see you soon, don, thank you. >> thank you. maria: don peebles joining us. david and goliath, youtube competitor rumble is suing google for suppression as concerns mount over whether a free speech social media platform can survive crackdowns. platform can survive crackdowns. i'll be speaking wit ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, build me up... ♪ ♪ buttercup... ♪ ♪ baby just to let me down! ♪ ♪ let me down! ♪ ♪ and mess me around... ♪ ♪ and worst of all, worst of all ♪ if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision los

the gentleman from new york, wishes to reserve. the gentleman from ohio from ohio is recognized. >> i yield a minute to the gentleman from alabama, mr. moore. >> i'm fairly new here, this is my first floor speech. i rise to oppose this impeachment. i asked my staff this morning, i said how many times in our nation's history have we impeached a president? they said up until this president two times in our nation's history. so here we are seven days left in his first term, we're going to impeach a president for what reasons? for what reasons? there's been no hearings. there's been no committees. we must defend the right to protect the process of impeachment. if we purchase so i this from this day forward, impeachment will be a political process. i ask my friends across the aisle, they always talk about healing. healing. how do we come together as a nation. since 2016 there has been hashtags going around that says not our president. resist, resist. members across the aisle have said things in public to have supporters of this president

that brings the total to 13,000 people would former new york governor george pataki coming up with the leadership. >> this is a new low. for months legislators have tried to get those numbers from the governor's office have been stonewalled and now we know why. >> the health department backs up this report while bill deblasio calls for the full truth. >> a story that got a little attention in the media but not much. >> abc 0, 8 seconds, and be seen as one minute 26 seconds, cnn again, cable is from 9 am to 10:00 pm, cnn covering a whopping of 8 seconds, chris cuomo, andrew cuomo's brother, on cnn, new york congresswoman stefanik asking questions on this since the beginning, she says it is nice to finally see a push to justice. >> so much more than a nursing home scandal, this is a massive corruption scandal at the highest level of new york state government. there have been advocates who lost loved ones who have been asking for answers and accountability and transparency and at every turn the governor and his staff individuals. one of the most notable and effective advocates is janice d

i probably wouldn't have gotten it by now in new york. i think florida the is the leader in the nation for vaccinating seniors. cuomo's call to vaccinate seniors a week later. do you know how many people could have been inoculated in a week? ainsley: will is itching to get in on this what do you think? will: it's so poetic, ainsley. it's so poetic that a democratic politician from a state essentially declared victory had to go to florida to get their vaccine. steve: poetic and political. will: political and poetic and insane, steve. i ron der how this fits into andrew cuomo's victory tour. sean payton might have written a book tied 13-13 as the saint took on the buccaneers. could have written a book how the beat the buccaneers. equivalent to cuomo's victory tour as states fail as compared to states like florida by the way the saint lost that game to the buccaneers. you don't write victory tours and books halfways through because you can be exposed you