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so tom, as matt just pointed ou out, the president is the best friend and the greatest ally of these two republican senators. but also, he is his own worst enemy in terms of casting doubt on the vote in the election process. so how on earth does he reconcile those two things? >> he's not really trying at the moment. on november 3 the election was fraudulent, it was stolen. it was a joke. and oh by the way can you please go around and turn out vote on january 5 for the senate can it's because we need them in the senate. you saw mcdaniels down in marietta, had an event taking massive grief from trump supporters. so i'm not sure how trump voters are going to react.

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he wants to hit the ground running. ,ou see that with janet yellen you see that with her deputy, a adeyemo. adewale they have a lot of washington experience. host: let's start with janet yellen. you did a piece last week "policy is not janet yellen's forte it is what she is in for now." she was fed chair under president obama into president trump's term. now she is nominated to head treasury. what is in store for her? guest: she was at the fed for a long time. for though she was the fed four years, she was the vice chair before that, she was the president of the san francisco reserve take -- reserve bank. she was on the board of the clinton administration and she was on his council of advisors. thoughre jobs where even there is a lot of negotiating that has to be done, think of the fed as an academic institution. they don't have to get involved in the rough and tumble of politics. they're not negotiating quite so openly on capitol hill. the treasury is different. the former treasury official said the treasure is going to move 10 times faster than the fed and the white house moves faster th

we are more than our race or ou agenda or our sexuality.many of my many people in washington now believe they can look at you, look at your race, look at your gender, and they will know everything they need to know about you. i just don't believe that. and finally, the people of georgia, they have got to ask themselves if they really do want to be governed by people who don't respect their ideas, and who think they are better than them. and that is the attitude of the managerial elite in washington, dc which is dominated by democrats. they do, they think they are smarter and more virtuous then the american people, the most americans, they really don't care about working americans unless they are part of some specific minority that they com with the democrats deemed worthy . that is what's at issue in this race. >> there are allegations that there are people who voted double in georgia that they're not being investigated. leader clear politics investigated and said that fraudulent votes weren't canceled out. the rnc has filed lawsuit so ther

thear: the house wl be in order the prall beffered by ou chaplai fhe cony. chaplain conroy: l upray loving and gracious go we anotr dahanks for giving u he us tsayo aw cr to y so that wh your spit ong uwe may allacthe tasks ofhiday. bless mbers of the people's house. he the to think clely, speak confidently, and act courageously in the belief that all noble service is based upon patience, truth, and love. you know well the pressing issues facing our nation. most particularly the covid pandemic. local and state resources have been overwhelmed throughout. grant our national leaders, especially, the wisdom and magnimity to do what is best and may we all join in a common will for the benefit of all constituencies, even though this will take some sacrifice. may all that is done be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker: thank you, father. pursuant to section 4-a of house resolution 967, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from nevada, mr. horsford. mr. horsford: i pledge allegia

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football team because i found the cleveland indians logo who was named chief wahoo to be the most egreg|ousall native mascots. i found it horrifying. cleveland present baseball team has been known as the indians for 105 years when they were named by a group of sports writers. but a change in nickname won't be universally popular. writers. but a change in nickname won't be universally popularlj think there's going to be some resista nce think there's going to be some resistance from fans, from local fans, from fans across the country just judging fans, from fans across the country justjudging by my e—mails, and this has been going on for the better pa rt has been going on for the better part of the year. for the native american community, this name change isa american community, this name change is a victory but many will feel there are still more battles to be one. i hope this is a continuing trend for other teams such as the kansas city chiefs, chicago blackhawks, to just get kansas city chiefs, chicago blackhawks, tojust get rid of native mascots altogether. and i just don't like native m

workers, etc., do with so madam chair, prayerfully, as ou began -- as our chaplain egan, prayerfully i close my remarks, assuring for whatever it's worth, there's many that this body and respect the american people have had a the family because of so many people who have lost ones and we have all >> the u.s. house has reached a deal on a $the00 billion coronavirus economic aid package that will be a part of 2021 federal spending. details are still being hammered out. govern

workers, etc., do with so madam chair, prayerfully, as ou began -- as our chaplain egan, prayerfully i close my remarks, assuring for whatever it's worth, there's many that this body and respect the american people have had a the family because of so many people who have lost ones and we have all lost. prayerfully, i yield back the b b >> u.s. house has reached a deal that will be part of 2021 federal spending. details are still being hammered out. government funding expires tonight at midnight. the house is expected back shortly for votes and we will have live coverage here on c-span. on his book my vanishing country: a memoir. thanor

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>> rep the house democrats just ink ou a two-thirds majority they needed in order for this bill to move forward inthto senate. the critical question is going to be: what, if any, pressure does presid trump put on his allies in the senate to actually take this up. there waalready some strong objections to it. senator ron jhnson of wisconsin, a key ally of the president, opposed a $1200 check bill before this. so it is hard to see where he would be running for support. and in particular because he isn't making those calls.ur toknowledge, he has not been on the call trying to press mitch mcconnell to actually take this te up. unless h does that, it appears this will ps in house, but it will die in the senate. >> nawaz: anna palmer, senior washington correspondent with poliÍtico. always good toalk to you. >> nawaz: millions of americans' expired this weekend werets watching and waiting to see if president trump would sign the relief bill. michael west.s 60-year-old he joins us now from his home in huntington beach, california. welcome to the "newshour," and thanks for making the time. shoul

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