on the turn here in oklahoma city. in my mind is model murray i am my lawyer in oklahoma. carol hunter hired my law firm whitman verged to represent the state of oklahoma and try to recoup all of the costs that the state has incurred because of the opioid epidemic we need this person is a. case. and. i think we're going to be able to prove that 80 percent of all the crime in the state of oklahoma is directly caused by this opioid epidemic and our prisons are overfilled because of that loss of productivity of taxpaying citizens costs the state money but i'm anxious to get this 1st this 1st battle started. what they did to this country. is for. their estimates bring the cost of the epidemic to $7000000000.00 in oklahoma. this is story corps hearing will take place in a few days. today reggie which will explain his motivations to a group of students for this struggle is a personal one. partner a.g. has been involved in the opioid addiction the opioid crossus ever since the death of his son brian and i had a nice that also related to drugs and so when the attorney general talk

let him serve unbox i'm an attorney in oklahoma city i practice crippled events i've got a police officer and i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life born and raised in oklahoma. provided the hardship of the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are that is so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. box knows these roads inside out and who's on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's descended this community but today the confines have changed before i was having people from more the poverty level and i have people of all walks of life i have lawyers i have doctors children that become addicted to the opiates every level in every area of life is for is for the low income high and. all of what affected by the opiate use . he represents several families from this town everyone has lost a relative deceased of a cardiac. arrest following a painkiller overdose drugs prescribed by dr nichols. books about. this oklahoma city lawyer has never seen a case l

very grateful for that back in the spring in oklahoma city, but really want to see that same support n to cities and states across the united states. judy: we need to hear this message and we thank both of you for sharing your story with us. mayor holt of oklahoma city and mayor whaley of dayton, ohio, thank you. president-elect biden has said that tackling climate change and green energy is a top priority. today he filled out the rest of the team that will be taking the lead on these issues. yamiche alcindor reports that new mexico representative deb haaland is mr. biden's pick to be interior secretary. she would be the first to lead the department or to begin the cabinet and she would be overseeing natural resources including tribal lands. john yang looks at what the pick spring to the table. >> a mix of familiar faces and not so familiar faces, including michael reagan, the head of north carolina's department of environmental equality to head that a fire mental reduction agency. gina mccarthy to be his senior climate change advisor. and jennifer granholm to be engy secretary. earli

app we are blessed to be one of those cities in oklahoma city because we are over 500,000. but there are 3,000 cities across america, over 10,000. there are 300 cities over 100,000, and only 36 of those got that funding. that funding had a lot of strngs attached so we haven't necessarily been able to use it as much as we would have liked on our revenue short falls but it has certainly given us a little bit of breathing room. and even though we benefited from that, i want to speak for mayor whaley and other cities around the country, hundreds of them, thousands of them that never gt that benefit and that is why this package is so very important. >> and judy. >> we appreciate your point g ahead, mayor whaley, go ahead. >> i was just going to say, david is right, the smaller the town, the more this is felt. because the smaller you are, you don't have the ability to really hold this loss,o not gettin in the federal relief package affects small communities all across the country. and i don't really know what some of these smaller comeums in day ton are really going to do in the n

not far from the bryans' home in mustang lived the oklahoma city fire chief.ame, keith bryant, bryan with a "t" at the end. the whole keith bryant theory that maybe they got the wrong fire chief? >> you know, that did not occur to me until i got to the hospital, and that's the first time somebody had brought up maybe mistaken identity. >> the buzz reached roger straka back at the firehouse. >> that story did come out that possibly the person that had done this got the wrong chief. it could have been anyone's theory as to what had happened. >> surely the oklahoma city chief hired and fired many more people than keith did. had the shooter been angry with him? a friend reached him by phone. he was safe and sound at a conference on the east coast the night of the shooting. but there were problems with the mistaken identity theory. the two chiefs didn't look much alike, and the more keith's firemen brothers thought it over, the less likely it seemed. >> i still didn't think that story made sense. >> too far-fetched? >> yes. it is real competitive to get hired on as

and since christmas is all about family, i want to give a shout-out to the howards watching in oklahoma city, streaming on ktvu.com. merry christmas, guys. >> good night be everyone. >> love it. fans far and wide. thanks, everybody. >> see you at 10:00.

is mobile that allows us to take the rain off the oklahoma city eight and surrounding areas. and those that can help reduc theiptress on the civilian and hospitals we cannot be a staffing agency although we try to do that in many areas is just t large enough even with 400,000 personnel to care for americans veterans and care for the challenge we are having with now ove 1800 veterans in a queue or convalescent care that we cannot sustain that operation an staff. >> let me see if i can put thisn the way it would explain it atci home. thed v. capabilities are not a staffing agency to send personnel from the v.a. tobe another hospital but there i staff beds that they coulbe transferd to or cared for in v.a. hospital with v.a. staff. >> that correct. >> when we finish the story on the dical surgical beds two of 3000 across the natn today andhose that are the icu beds about 4000 our bed one dish available todaynd the circuit hillary has reached out to governors that stressed we are available and are more than happy to enter into the discussnsd, for those critically ill cizens even

off of oklahoma city and surrounding area. i have multiple modules to help reduce of the stress on civilian hospitals but we cannot be a staffing agency. although we have tried to do that in many areas we are not large enough. even with 400,000 personnel to care for america's veterans, to care for the challenge we are having with 1800 veterans currently hospitalized in acute or convalescent care in our facilities we cannot sustain that operation and staff of their facilities. >> let me put this the way i would explain it to someone at home. the va's capabilities are not to be a staffing agency, to send personnel from the va to a different hospital but there is staffed beds available within the va that patients can be transferred to where they will be cared for with va staff? >> absolutely correct. let me finish the story. we also are on a medical surgical basis, medical surgical beds, 3000 empty beds across the nation today and the thousands that are icu beds, 4000 available today, the secretary as i mentioned earlier has reac

let him serve unbox i'm an attorney in oklahoma city i practice cripple defense i've got a police officerand i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life born and raised in oklahoma. provide the hard to the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are the case so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. box knows these roads inside out and who's on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's defended this community but today they can lions have changed before i was having people from where the poverty level and i have people all walks of life i have lawyers i have doctors children who become addicted to the opiates every level in every area of life is for is for the low income high and. all of what affected by the opiate use . he represents several families from this town everyone has lost a relative deceased of a cardiac arrest following a painkiller overdose drugs prescribed by dr nichols. this oklahoma city lawyer has never seen a case like this a new victim

we don't know what the content is, but this is maybe more atki to oklahoma city than the ieds in the boston marathon bombing. so that makes this very unique. someone planned it, he bought it, he has the rv, and he's sufficiently aware that he does not want to cause a mass casualty event, unlike oklahoma city or the boston bombing, that he tries to get people out of the way. that also is unique. we saw that with the ira many decades ago in irish terrorism. but had not really seen that very often in the united states. so we're -- there's no model here, and that's why we'll be careful about what the evidence is showing us. but he did not want a mass casualty event like what we saw with oklahoma city or any of the other individual terrorist attacks we have seen in the past. >> i always learn so much talking to you. juliette, thank you so much. i think odd is the perfect word to explain and describe what we're seeing. thank you. >>> when we come back, the clock is ticking until the government could shut down. and the president is demanding something his own party doesn't seem to want. i'l

insight into the agency and its parities this is nothing new with the homela security advor the oklahomae city bombing and where do domestic threats fit in? . . . . the biggest public disruption was flights coming in from europe and targeted by al-qaeda to blow them up over the atlantic and kill hundreds of americans s those were the focus on not only dispting them over there but identifng any threats before they got to e u.s. shores, remember the patriot act and changes were changed to enable the vestigation and attorney general guidelines of the fbi, the department was new and getting its ls under need that to do these investigations alongside and with the fbi and enabled by the intelligence coming oveeas from the cia, that was the environment we were in but the end of the bush administration we begin to see this phenomenon, i thought time it was indivual to herself whradicalizing the internet ands time passed we saw the context the white supremacist group has shared the internet as radicazation with the extremist but this is a much more global connected b decentralized movementhe white supr

they will be able to do that and we saw that in oklahoma city.chemical compound. i'm sure we have technicians taking samples of the air, samples of the burn and the charter in the area to seek to identify the accelerants might have been, what the contents of the truck might have been and how it was detonated. information on the street indicative to a radio probe device. so it was remote detonation, the time of detonation, all of that evidence can be obtained by the experts once they get to the scene and start analyzing the information pier that is going to take a while. they are national experts and they have gotten woken up this morning getting in planes, helicopters and coming in around the region to support memphis, fbi office the lead in this. quantico will have teamed up and you will have the experts quantico fbi lab already in route and around the country searching resources international peer of the thing we want to be considerate of, other jurisdictions until we know exactly what happened here need to have a heightened awareness of things

. >> joining us now a former fbi agency who took part in the oklahoma city bombing and he authored "how to spot a terrorist before it's too late", thank you for being here. given your expertise, who or what do you feel is the target here? >> well, my concern is the target may have been police. the fact that this was set off on a christmas morning early hours, downtown, where people don't congregate, yet, calls were made to 911 reporting gunshots, police run towards the danger, run towards the gunshot. that may be who the bomber expected to be there when he set off the detonation. >> have you seen anything or heard anything like a warning that plays prior to an explosion, prior to an event? >> in all the investigations i've seen and been involved in, i've never seen a warning before, but that makes me further concerned was law enforcement the target. clearly, this individual took the time to make sure that the public was not going to be injured. it panicked people in the area, and they wanted to flee the area. it's up to police, the heroes of this sorry torques direct people away from th

e oklahoma city bombing had been a few years before. where was the homeland security department focused? >> thank you very much for presiding and it is a pleasure to be both wh sectary mcelhinney and secretary napolitano let me just as y say set the table. we were in the immedte years post 9/11 and we continued to worry very much about threats that began manifesting overseas and stopping them before they got here. disruione bigge we did was flits coming in from europe who had be targeted from al qaeda and killed hundreds of americans. -- defined focus was on not only this wrapping them over there but identifying threats bore they got to the u.s. shores. the was the patriotct. to enable those investigations. there were changes of attorney general guidelines of the fbi. the apartment was gettingts legs underneath it d working to do these investigaons alongside and with the fbi and enabled by some of the intelligence coming from overseas. that was the environment we were in. from the end of the bush administration, we began to see this phe

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the rockets not at players that they would need active players to participate again because the oklahoma city thunder and they'll have to postpone that. james harden not only him but the markets because this is almost all of the houston rockets had some sort of. issue with the coronavirus test and they don't get to play their home opener is on saturday so i know you're saying that all the see it doesn't mean that if you if the pay is going out all that kind of it but rockets on a day are all investigating the video that pisses say same problem he said not wearing a mosque at the pontiff have we had any reaction from the south. james harden actually took his instagram story yesterday and shared that he was supporting a friend who opened the business and that that was not the way things were. being told not the way it went but one thing i want to point out in this situation that i think a lot more attention would say party right now because he is the subject of multiple n.b.a. teams who have interests in his services he wants out of the houston rockets and the brooklyn nets the boston celtics t

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>>she works in oklahoma city and she worries about the unknowns of such a novel virus. >>and whether employers could force their employees to get i think we said the highly recommend particular groups of people do get it but until we know the true effects of it i don't know that it's the best idea to force anybody to get one. >>but will it be legal for your employer to require vaccination university of california law professor rice who's been speaking on legal issues surrounding vaccines since 2013 says the short answer is yes, employment and united says he usually it will be a player can fi become much for any reason they don't like should we can rice as employers in the united states have broad leeway to impose workplace rules 2 major exceptions however come into play americans can refuse vaccines due to disability or religious reasons both are protected by law rice also says outside of those exceptions business owners will be legally allowed to deny service or employment to anyone who was not covid vaccinated you have rights that not align people either one the firm

host: andrew in oklahoma city, democratic color. caller: i wanted to bring a list -- caller. caller: i wanted to bring a little reality to the show. for all the republicans calling in that are against the additional money, what would jesus do? this is -- our country has been an embarrassment to the world on the handling of covid >> c-span is live from michigan where governor gretchen whitmer is about to give an update on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. gov. whitmer: i had time over the holiday to relax and acknowledge what a year this has been as it comes to a close. [inaudible] our numbers have continued to improve. we have always taken

oklahoma city through the ozarks, that's ice. that could be problematic from kansas city right through even pennsylvania. and, of course, tornado problems possible in the southeast. tom? >> okay, we know you'll be tracking it all. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." ginger, thank you. >>> next tonight, boeing 737 max jets are back in service. american airlines today flying the first paying passengers in the u.s. since the fleet was grounded nearly two years ago, following two deadly crashes overseas. abc's gio benitez covering aviation for us. >> reporter: tonight, the 737 max taking flight, carrying paying passengers in the u.s. for the first time in nearly two years. >> i have the utmost confidence and safety of this aircraft. >> reporter: the american airlines flight taking off from miami, landing safe lip at new york's laguardia airport. were you thinking about those crashes? >> i was thinking about them when we were taking off. the flight crew was amazing. i was definitely more at ease. >> reporter: for now, american is the only

and heavy snow just south of oklahoma city made driving there dangerous. more snow is on the way.bs's lonnie quinn joins us now. so lonnie, how bad will it get? >> i think it can get pretty bad for your new year's eve around louisiana. i will show you what i'm talking about. we have a 2,000 mile run of precipitation anywhere from burlington, vermont all the way into texas. you know, most of that is rain. northern new england, you are seeing some snow. a little bit of snow mixed in here and there. but the big snow out on the pacific northwest. we're talking the cascades picking up, you know, a foot of snow. the sawtooth could be seeing two feet of snow. but the severe weather risk is for louisiana, this area shaded in orange. about two-thirds of louisiana tomorrow running a three out of five chance to see a tornado. so that is pretty high for this time of the year. question is, where is that going to go once you get to new year's day? we thought maybe the carolinas, we are downplaying that now. it just doesn't look like the elements are in place. i will say, it's a wet weather day

the icy side goes from oklahoma city up to near chicago over to scranton by the time we start january 1st, tom. >> okay, ginger, thank you for that. >>> we head overseas now to a deadly airport attack in yemen that happened as live cameras were rolling. an explosion killing at least 22 people. the blast and gunfire erupting just after a plane landed, carrying members of the country's new saudi-backed government. hundreds of people on the tarmac at the time. here's abc's james longman. >> reporter: hundreds of supporters had lined up on the tarmac to celebrate the arrival of yemen's newly formed unity government from saudi arabia. the massive crowd surrounding the plane to greet the new cabinet. they were met instead by terror. watch as the crowd runs from the explosion, moments after the officials start to disembark. the officials coming off the plane taken to safety. in all, at least 22 dead, more than 50 wounded. yemen blamed iranian-backed houthi rebels for the attack, and late tonight, word of air strikes around the rebel-held capital, sanaa. the country has been locked in a blood

philip does calling from oklahoma city. hello. i would like heather to address the issue, this bogus definition called food insecurity was concocted to sweep up as many people as possible into this category, to create the appearance of a massive problem. one out of seven people are food insecure. that's completely meaningless. it's like saying people could use extra money. this big broadd definition of food insecurity with hunger. in most peoples minds, they are supposed to mean the same thing. you are writing this trojan every liberal trope and socialist trope in the world. what a bogus movement. host: is food insecurity bogus? guest: the collar is challenging . i do appreciate the question and will do my best to respond in a way that i've responded to other callers who raised issues around rent. food insecurity is not a bogus term. it does have a definition. it is simply individuals who do not have enough or the ability to access sufficient nutritious food to be healthy for their families. intoerica, that translates not having s

lock at the oklahoma city bombing or pam am which fell over locker bescotland. in the case of the panam flight 103 that's remarkable. it's amazing in the case of this one city block in nashville it won't take long to recover every piece of evidence and completely reconstruct the device. the fbi, either the fbi or the will nashville crime laboratories will have this device reconstructed fairly quickly and they will identify any de. d.n.a. or any other material left by that bomber. i don't think it will take long be before they have somebody in custody. will: d.n.a. purchasing orders, unique materials. recover recovery of all of it being somewhat easy as you point out compared to other horrible situations we have will experienced. i agree. this looks like something we should have answers to in some reasonable amount of time. bob are thank you for your expertise this morning. >> thank you. will: lawmakers are clashing with president trump over his fight for more relief money. new poll reveals a majority of americans back the president's demands. so can congress com

you're watching him take his first steps on his prosthetic leg at scott sabolich prosthetics in oklahoma cityents didn't know is they wouldn't be taking this new journey alone. >> there you go. come on! >> down at the other end of the hallway, paraolympian blake leaper. just watch the connection. >> i'm ready for you. >> leaper showing little kj his legs are the same. >> you're doing great! you're doing awesome! >> encouraging kj every step of the way. >> my leg looks like yours. >> at home just weeks later, kj is getting around like an energetic 2-year-old. >> you're going so fast! >> kj and his mom checking in with us today. >> we had the opportunity to meet blake leaper and it was just an amazing experience for us as parents and for kj getting to see somebody to inspire him. >> leaper sending kj this message. >> keep fighting, buddy, and next time i see you, we're going to race. so you better be ready. >> those words from a champion. >> go faster! >> inspiring the champion in kj to keep up the good work. >> he's doing great. and he only had to have the walker the first day and ever since w

host: andrew in oklahoma city, democratic color. caller: i wanted to bring a list -- caller. caller: i wanted to bring a little reality to the show. for all the republicans calling in that are against the additional money, what would jesus do? this is -- our country has been an embarrassment to the world on the handling of covid >> c-span is live from michigan where governor gretchen whitmer is about to give an update on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. gov. whitmer: i had time over the holiday to relax and acknowledge what a year this has been as it comes to a close. [inaudible] our numbers have continued to improve. a have always taken fact-based approach to eradicating this virus, and we have been looking at measurements like falling cases, the percentage of covid hospital beds that are available, and following positive test rates. and now because of the actions we have taken, because so many michiganders have done their part come our numbers are better than all of our midwestern neighbors. these numbers are encouraging. we will continue to monitor them cl

david: again it's very early on and i know in the oklahoma city investigation there were a lot of people that made judgments before the evidence was in that proved to be wrong. one of which we had the same suspicion of international terrorism that turned out to be wrong, but anything that you can see so far that would lead you in any particular direction? >> it's a really too early. these things take time. there are on-scene now i'm sure massive resources through the fbi and their state and local partners. all of that information will come together in one place to be analyzed and then as another major scenes throughout the u.s. , all that data will be followed to its logical conclusion, so it's easy, perhaps, to jump to conclusions early on but it takes time to get to the facts and then evaluate the facts and have a productive analysis. david: it also takes investigators who have been through something like this before, as you have. are you going to be helping out in this investigation? >> well, i retired almost exactly one year now. i did that job for about 30 years, and this is the fir

one of the easiest, timothy mcveigh on the building in oklahoma city.rge explosive device in the back of a ryder truck. gives you the ability to construct the device without too much attention, it is private, and gives you a vehicle that enables you to deliver the device to any place you want to take it at the time you're looking for. certainly, though, possibilities are being considered here with use of the rv. it is large, can carry pretty good sized pay load. you can be covert in efforts around constructing it. then the bombers are able to drive the rv to the site they want to use it. >> quickly because we have to go. i want to ask your thoughts about the timeline of this, andrew, that the rv exploded as the bomb squad was responding to the scene. do you see this as a ploy or plan to have drawn in law enforcement? >> well, there are two things i think that indicate that. first, the phone call to 911 which very likely was a ruse call, shots fired. that's a sort of report that is guaranteed to provoke a large law enforcement response, so that brings la

. >>> on the second day of the new nba season, a houston rockets/oklahoma city thunder game was postponed also the nba fining james harden $50,000 for violating health protocols by reportedly attending a private indoor party on monday. he can play this weekend if he continues to test negative. four others are quarantining. joining me is cnn sports analyst christine brennan, also a sports columnist for "usa today." i'm not going to be objective here. i'm a houston rockets girl. that's my home team, but i am going to tell you i'm very disappointed in what's transpired, especially with james harden. what does this say for the challenges ahead for the nba season, given what happened tonight? >> bianna, this is not the way the nba wanted to kick off this new season. this is the complete opposite of what they wanted to have happen. it shows when the nba was not in a bubble -- and boy, was that a success, one of the highlights, the way they pulled it off. but they could could do it this time, with the issues, how difficult it was. the owners wanted to try to have fans at some point and recoup so

the league postponed last night's game between the houston rockets and oklahoma city thunder.the league fined rockets star james harden $50,000 for violating the league's health protocols by reportedly attending a private indoor party on monday. the nba says harden can return for saturday's game if he continues to test negative for covid-19. go rockets. >>> that's it for me. "the lead" starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. we begin today with the politics lead. president trump is using his final days in office to unleash chaos. the president has thrown into question much needed economic relief for american families just before christmas. though it's still not known whether he will even sign the bill and the legislation is being flown to him in florida just in case. president trump is also risking a government shutdown. vetoing the annual defense bill and delivering gifts in the form of dozens of pardons, many to his own allies.

he was at a facility in oklahoma city for some new legs in his quest to run the tokyo olympic or paralympicse he was meeting kj, who was receiving his first prosthesis from an accident that he had and with his guidance and encouraging words, kj took those first steps. what a sweet boy. >> love that. sean duffy, you're up next. >> i'm from wisconsin, i used to driving in the snow, but i love seeing video of people who aren't used to driving in snow actually get snow and so this is from turkey. and remind me of many southern cities in the united states. it also reminds me of my wife rachel, who originally is from arizona when the first snow comes, this is how she drives as well. a little bit of advice, all they need is to not apply the brakes when going downhill and get some snow tires. >> oh, man! burn, sean. all right, marie, what's your one more thing for us? >> well, check out this video of an amazon driver in rhode island, one of our essential workers busting a move while delivering packages just before christmas. his name is abraham, he was dancing like nobody's watching on that video. w

his work took him to oklahoma city where he served on the board of the oklahoma health care authority governor david walters says he was struck by ed's knowledge. his career also brought him to his wife. upthe reconnected at a pharmacy convention and were engaged within a week. the 76-year-old father and grandfather spe his free time fishing, traveling in his rv, and driving his boat on the la. 64-year-old keith jacobs had an artistic eye. keith was a photographer whohu loved capturinn emotions and would tell everyone to have a picture-peect day funny, witty, and kind, he was dedicate to his family above all else. known by his loved ones as a simple man, keith would oftenis tell h daughter, make sure you are a good person first, and as always, we want to think family members for sharing these stories. our hearts go out to you as well as all of those whoost loved ones in this pandemic. now to the analysis of shields "new york times" columnist david brooks. o helloth of you. let's begin with the news, the supreme urt saying they do not e ve standing to take this case filed by the st tex

>> well, we know the oklahoma city bombing, it was fertilizer. there's other components you can get over the counter and accumulate over time. i've heard some bomb experts say this was a fuel-based bomb. that may or may not be true. in that case, fuel is easy to get your hands on. i don't want to give away any secrets here but there's ways to mix fuel and other components and get a big blast. >> how does the fbi go about finding these lone wolf? you said the centennial park bombing in 1996. eric rudolph wasn't arrested until 2003. how do you go about finding these lone wolf-type people? >> the fbi can't camp out in everybody's living room. they are at a point where they can do certain searches in social media where postings might be some indication, particularly when it comes to terrorism and terroristic acts. they're dependent on tips and leads when it comes to the lone wolf that is not driven by a domestic or terrorism type ideology. look at las vegas. we never learned the motive for that killing, 58 people. the fbi closed the case in january 2

we had, you know, our first doses went to an er nurse right there in oklahoma city and since then we vered 15,000 doses to all 77 counties all over oklahoma so we are just -- we are optimistic and there's a lot of hope right now that this is going to kind of be the beginning of the end in the state of oklahoma. laura: all right, governor, i'm going to have you standby for us, just a moment. we want to take you to the floor of the senate where we have mitch mcconnell speaking in. let's listen in. >> the basic foundations of our economy and prevent any kind of sweeping financial paralysis. our actions worked. the other historic relief that congress passed combined with existing of lending facilities saved systematic collapse. american workers and families still need much more help but a total meltdown never materialized. the new emergency lending facilities were always intended to sunset at the end of this year. senator toomey and democratic colleagues ensures that will, in fact, happen. it also redirects the dormant money in accounts of working americans and ensures that the expiring p