and you remember paul ryan.stroyed the republicans in the house of representatives, stopped the obama investigation cold in the house of representatives and threw away republican control of the house in 2018. brilliant, absolutely brilliant. and according to "the new york times" ryan said biden is winning over trump in suburban voters. who knew? well, ryan knew. 70-30. and if that sticks, he cannot win states like wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. this to you from the chair soy i can't -- clairvoyant and always potential shent paul ryan. my lord. >>> president trumped today announcing a return to daily china virus briefings. the president says he will begin those briefings tomorrow. he expects a lot of positive news about vaccines and they are pilot you cans. and joining me now, former reagan white house political director, fox business political analyst, ed rollins. pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york post and fox business contributor michael goodwin. michael, i want to begin with you because

the reagan foundation, paul ryan, even fox news went after. what is the strategy there?hy shoot at your own side? rick: he never saw a fight he didn't want to engage in. the reagan foundation one is incredulous. for years, decades i would say, the rnc has had relatively unfettered access to the images" of former presidents. look, thise, fundraising for trump's reelection should not carry the picture of ronald reagan. normally this would be one phone call, no problem, we will kill the project. the fact that trump would tweak about it and attack the foundation really escalated something that should have been a no-brainer. to throw in the fact that paul ryan is on the board of fox news and maybe he didn't like some of the polling fox put out on friday, again showing him behind in battleground states, just seems to be missing the mark. his opponent is not paul ryan or fred ryan, the head of the reagan foundation, it is joe biden. it is another good day for the biting campaign where they can say look, donald trump is attacking his own party instead of us. david: we have just

they want grandma and grandpa to eat dog food, cat food, paul ryan or republican trump look-alike throws granny over a cliff in a wheelchair. today biden accusing trump, the president of being the first racist president in history. get ready for hannity history real lesson in a second. >> racist have existed and tried to get elected but he is the first one that has. and the way he pits people against one another, it divides the country. >> sean: that you all back in chains, right. now it is time for a kennedy history lesson. forget the fact that democrats have accused every republican of being racist. 1998 radio in missouri, the 2,000 james bird ad, al gore republican, we don't want to count you in those sentences. they will put you back in chains pure let's go over the facts joe biden's history. it was donald trump, not joe and not barack who passed criminal justice reform. and prison reform. it was donald trump, it wasn't joe and it was not barack who signed off on police reform. it was donald trump also doing opportunity zones, targeting mostly minority neighborhoods to help, well, bu

>> i worked for paul ryan when he was the vp nominee in 2012, and the number one rule of the vp's dorm. as the report just said, nobody votes for a president based on who the vice president is, so that means you need somebody who's going to be able to go out there, communicate, amplify the top of the ticket without making any mistakes and someone who was vetted, not going to have any surprises. so to me when you add that with the fact that joe biden is on that path right now, all of that says to me someone who is tested, someone who has been out there and that's why think it is most likely going to be kamala harris. she is actually a pretty good communicator and campaigner and checks all the boxes that democrats are looking for. progressive, woman of color, and someone who can speak back to people who say democrats are weak on policing issues. >> in a another familiar face now injecting herself into the race, into the 2020 race, hillary clinton just gave an interview with the hollywood reporter and says that if she were on the ballot, she believes that she would win and also said thi

and used illegal immigration and the person who stopped it was that republicans newt gingrich and paul ryan. those are the people. and had they done that trump would never be president we were reducing immigration at 2 million per we're on - - per year and the fact of immigration on the cultural landscape and crime and everything else it was especially bad in those communities in los angeles with ethnic conflict between gangs. because although we were getting national news but there are so many stories nobody ever hears from them. >> those who were overcoming the football star. and then that day for again charges then called to say that his son was murdered a middle-class middle american family to say black lives matter and then there was absolute silence and that was just two years ago i wrote about this and they were throwing molotov cocktails into the homes and the bedrooms of her they slept. know how does any other situation? despite their ideology because the media is so liberal and white is the only group in this country to have a negative bias toward their own kind. white liberals lo

liz cheney has taken the baton of anti-tropism from paul ryan. been working behind the scene. she is actively chiming the president. people that support the president need to stand up for him and make sure that liz cheney does not attack our leader. >> i think that sage counsel as usual from you. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. great to have you here. the white house as we could soon see criminal charges for members of the deep state. we take it up with tom. a reminder, my new book, the trump century. how our president change a history forever. it is upsetting liberals and lefties galore. do your part to make sure they are just quivering. preorder now at the trump century.com, amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. stay with us. we will be right back. ♪ they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try aga

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liz cheney has taken the baton of anti-tropism from paul ryan.he has been working behind the scene. she is actively chiming the president. people that support the president need to stand up for him and make sure that liz cheney does not attack our leader. >> i think that sage counsel as usual from you. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. great to have you here. the white house as we could soon see criminal charges for members of the deep state. we take it up with tom. a reminder, my new book, the trump century. how our president change a history forever. it is upsetting liberals and lefties galore. do your part to make sure they are just quivering. preorder now at the trump century.com, amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

the president has got to be careful because biden did take care of paul ryan and took care of sarah palinn the vice provincial debates in '08 and '12. that's going to be the climactic moment of this campaign, the debates are more important than they've been since 1980. >> sean: the architect karl rove, thank you. when we come back, important information, tough action the president is taking on china. you won't believe what it is. by the way, john kennedy reacts? he's going to have a lot of fun things to say. and our big announcement straight ahead. aight ahead. ♪ >> sean: in breaking news today, but chinese military threatened retaliation wednesday after the u.s. ordered the chinese over concerns it was being used for espionage after the doj announced it has charged two chinese hackers with trying to steal united states coronavirus research. here with reaction, louisiana senator john kennedy. you have been very outspoken on this. look, the fact that after all of these years that we had people 30 or 40 years ago hacking into government agencies, we don't fix this, annoys the livingay dayli

many house republicans demanded the house sergeant at arms arrest lewis, but then-house speaker paul ryanely the wrong signal to send, terrible optics for the republicans. [audio difficulty] as if he were transferring calm to you, but with lewis could always be fire and thunder as you heard in some of those clips there speaking in an impassioned speech on the house floor if he spotted injustice. arthel: absolutely are. a characteristic combination that is, indeed, very forceful and very effective. so how will, chad, members of congress honor the life and legacy of john lewis? >> well, you know, there's been talk about renaming the edmund pettis bridge. he served in the united states senate, was a grand drag done in the cue clucks klan and lou -- ku klux klan, and lewis, of course, led e the annual march. but even some sport ors say it's best to keep the name -- there's been some discussion about -- [inaudible] john mccain was the last to be in the rotunda when he i died in 2018. and the late maryland congressman elijiah cummings, but it's unclear how lying in state would work in a pandemi

newt gingrich and paul ryan's mentor. jeff kemp. the people who stopped -- and had they done that, trump would have probably never been president because he would have reduced immigration to 200,000 a year instate oft 1.2 million and the mass effect of immigration on our cultural landscape and crime would diminish. illegal immigration and crime is especially bad in communities like in los angeles, example, ethnic conflict between gangs. black and latino gangs. >> "the los angeles times" does cover very well but besides that doesn't get any broad and national news and i'm sure you know -- so many stories like that go completely unwatched and no one ever hears from them and they're victims of crime. >> watching jimmy shaw who was a young african-american man who was up and coming football star, great academic, and he was murdered in the neighborhood where he grew up in -- >> his mother was serving our country in iraq and he wag murdered by an illegal alien who get out of jail that day. multiple arrests for gun charges and was -- his d

paul ryan's congress -- [inaudible conversations] you're right -- [inaudible conversations] lou: andt's right. lou: that's my view. it's sickening, to see what's happening. do you think there will be prosecutions before the election? >> i'm seeing a lot of activity consistent with building prosecutions and preparing for criminal plea bargains. that doesn't mean it'll happen. until someone signs and until they bring them before the grand jury, you never know if it's going to happen. but i'm seeing a lot of activity consistent with that. i hear from people, defense lawyers, people on the prosecution side, that there are some complications with covid-19 just slowing down the grand jury process. but everything i'm seeing on the ground, real reporting, suggests that there's an ongoing criminal investigation intent on bringing indictments and possibly some plea bargains. the first action, the first evidence of it in the public will probably be around labor day. i do see activity that looks like they're building a criminal case right now. lou: well, we're all hoping you are exactly right. y

and long time ago, mitch mcconnell and paul ryan had the ability to top him early on, and they didn't. as a result the republicans are paying a price. >> yeah. you're reporting in your latest piece, gabe, that one of the things donald trump -- things he's going to do to help himself is major pardon roger stone. how does that help? >> well, you could look at it two ways, joy. one, we have to wonder what roger stone knows about donald trump and the prospect of roger stone going to prison makes it likely he could spill those secrets. so donald trump has a survival reason to want to pardon roger stone. the second might be his own future, right, as we just talked about earlier, you had earlier at the top of the show. donald trump could be facing indictment, serious legal, civil and criminal, penalties as these tax returns get poured over by prosecutors. pardoning roger stone sets a precedent, although we should point out at the state level the federal -- presidential pardons don't really matter at the state level. in terms of his own survival, i think it's really just to keep roger stone l

you're absolutely right, liz cheney taken the bat ton of anti-trumpism from paul ryan.ng against him behind the scenes for some time. she is active live chiding the president. i think republicans in our conference who support the president need to step up for him, need to insure liz cheney has the impramatur of republican system as she attacks our leader. lou: that is a sage council from you, congressman mat matt gaetz. we appreciate it. follow me on twitter @loudobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. >>> up next, yo joe biden's latest blunder. we don't number them there are too many. what he said the difference between south korea and china. tammy bruce. is with us. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪. lou: i'm delighted to tell you that tammy bruce, "

i really believe that mitch mcconnell is running this time -- he's doing a paul ryan.nate because of this ridiculous attitude of his. >> well, just remember, lou, president trump won without them in 2016, he's going to win without them in 2020. lou: he is, but, you know, i'd sure like to see a lot of great pro-trump folks get in there. pastor robert jeffress, we're out of time. thanks for putting up with me tonight. good to see you. before we go to break, a reminder about my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever" available at thetrumpcentury.com. the phone lines are manned, everything's ready -- oh, nope, that was before the internet age. stay with us, we'll be right ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my age-related macular degenso today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision... because he said a multi- vitamin alone may not be enough. and it's

it was speaker paul ryan. and the republicans admonished him for exercising his constitutional right and duty to stand up or sit in that case on behalf of an issue he cared about and what was beautiful about that moment and what spoke to his standing as the conscience of the congress, as he was widely known, is that all of the colleagues who took the floor with him, who sat with him, to not just speak with the words about wanting to do something about gun violence but to actually sit down in the face of recriminations from other colleagues on the other side of the aisle, that was john lewis. giving all he could until he could give no more. and that to me is the thing that is most powerful about this most -- this humble man. john, i cannot wait to read your book on john lewis. i'm glad you're giving him the meacham treatment. >> john, what did you learn about him that surprised you or you didn't know? >> how biblical his life was. his family called him robert. he didn't become john until he was in nashville and

i really believe that mitch mcconnell is running this time -- he's doing a paul ryan.nate because of this ridiculous attitude of his. >> well, just remember, lou, president trump won without them in 2016, he's going to win without them in 2020. lou: he is, but, you know, i'd sure like to see a lot of great pro-trump folks get in there. pastor robert jeffress, we're out of time. thanks for putting up with me tonight. good to see you. before we go to break, a reminder about my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever" available at thetrumpcentury.com. the phone lines are manned, everything's ready -- oh, nope, that was before the internet age. stay with us, we'll be right looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i

lou: -- and with paul ryan, the speaker of the house, who actually sacrificed 40 seats and turned overft wing that is as obnoxious and inept as one could imagine is and corrupt. this is disgusting, what the republican if party did to good people like attorney general barr. and i don't, by the way, i don't see the fire amongst you republicans. a handful of you, yes. but it looks to me like the same just or -- sordid nonchalance about critical issues and a fight for the soul of this country in november. it's as if much of your party doesn't give a damn how that turns out. am i wrong about that? >> i pray you're wrong because we have got to fight. i know there's plenty of people fighting with me, but sometimes we look back and think they're behind us, all right, but they're way behind us. we have got to take this back, lou. if there was nothing that we have seen -- your first story about the china intervention, that is part of this uni-party that's here. you've got to fight that and get through that, and we saw the way they treated bill barr and the way they are trying to suppress preside

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>> well, you know, chuck, they used to call it the paul street journal for paul ryan so you could tellhere they used to be aligned. the wall street journal editorial board has taken a series of positions recently that do reflect the broad consensus on capitol hill. they took a position against the president's negotiating tactic in the covid relief package where he's just a completely absent figure in this package. and yes, he said two things this week that were pretty stunning. he has slammed absentee balloting which senate republicans say this is a guy who we count on to turn people out to the voting booths and he's not doing that. that is number one. number two, that he said he wanted to change the election. senate republicans, house republicans, basically everyone with an election certificate besides donald trump said that was ridiculous. so, i mean, this is the story of his presidency in many ways. the elects officials coming out against him when he says more outlandish things and we saw that again this week. >> let me follow up with both you and shannon here a second. so, jake, th

the proposals for massive budget cuts to science that were propose the by republicans for years, paul ryan budgets and trump and mulvaney cuts since then. in the case of the mnra vaccines so much in the use, the story does not start with operation warp speed. it does not even start with the historic 63-day sprint from the publication of the viral genome to the first patient injected about the mnra test vaccines. the sprint began i believe when president trump -- well, this sprint actually began when president trump was still ridiculing the idea of the pandemic. the sprint actually started when dedicated employees at nih and moderna who understood the danger of covid-19 and began working day and night. the story of federal investments in nmra vaccines actually starts i believe back in 2009 when president barack obama who was at the time unhappy with the speed of response to the h1n1 swine flu epidemic convened his scientificic advisory committee pcas which they did back in the days and famously asked them if you guys are so smart how come you still make vaccines with chicken eggs? one year

the proposals for massive budget cuts to science, that were proposed by republicans for years, the paul ryan budgets and the cuts since then. in the case of the vaccines that have been so much in the news this week, the story does not start with operation warp speed. it does not even start with the historic 63 day sprint to the first patient injected by the mrna test vaccines. the sprint, i believe, began when president trump -- well, this sprint began when president trump was still ridiculing the idea of the pandemic. the sprint actually started when dedicated employees at nih and moderna who understood the danger of covid-19 and began working day and night. the story of federal investments in mrna vaccines actually starts i believe back in 2009 when president obama, when was at the time unhappy with the speed of response to the h1n1 swine flu epidemic convened his scientific advisory panel which they did back in those days and famously asked them if you guys are so smart, how come you still make vaccines with chicken eggs? okay. so one year later in august 2010, they put out a report, whic

the man who became a republican in 2015 is calling every other republican on the reagan folks and paul ryant a grip, seriously. it is so laughable. it is so ridiculous. it just speaks to just who he is. and we get in these moments and everyone kind of goes around and goes, well, are you surprised by that? no, i'm not surprised by that. because the reagan foundation and the reagan library and anything associated with reagan defined modern day conservatism. he's bastardized it, he's made it a punchline for even the worst comedians out there, getting a good laugh at the republican party at this point gib the way donald trump has taken it. so i understand completely why the foundation is going, dude, you're not going to raise money off of our -- the good name of this president. because that is not consistent with who we are and what we believe and what he stood for. it makes sense to me. >> and elise, to michael's point, it does appear at least with today's polls as a snapshot, the republican senate majority will at this rate suffer a similar fate as donald trump's. >> who would have thought th

his work on capitol hill on the house budget committee and for the former speaker paul ryan. thank you very much for being here. mr. willems and oliver witnesses, and mr. gere, if you are there, please proceed with your opening statement. >> i'm here. somewhere. >> thank you for joining us. >> yeah, i mean, this a bit bizarre. i certainly prefer the face-to-face but let's engage each other anyhow. chairman cornyn, ranking member casey, embers of the committee, thank you so much for your introduction in inviting me to testify. it's been 35 years since i first has been in congress as i was on behalf of our central american brothers and sisters and then of course on tibet for the last 30 years or so. tibet has certainly been my compass at is help me navigate through the world and through washington and currently through all of my life if this is the first time i testified he for the senate since i last met with one of your greatest colleagues, john mccain. he was a good man, a good friend. as well as the dalai lama to the tibetan people. he certainly enlisted the best of us. i l

willems's work on capitol hill on the house budget committee for the former speaker paul ryan. thank you very much for being here. mr. willems and all of our witnesses and mr. gere if you were there please proceed with your opening statement. >> i am here, somewhere. >> thank you for joining us. >> i certainly preferred this face-to-face but let's engage each other anyhow. ranking member case to members of the committee thank you so much for your deduction and inviting me to testify. it's been 35 years since i first testified in congress and that was on the half of our central american brothers and sisters and of course on tibet for the last 30 years or so. tibet is certainly been my compass that has helped me navigate through the world of washington and all of my life. this is the first time i've testified before the senate since i last met with one of your greatest colleagues, john mccain. he was a good man and a good friend and a good friend of the dalai lama and the tibetan people. he certainly was the best of us and many of you i hope our government can deliver at it's bes

the right wing went wrong and you say that you helped advance the careers of conservatives like paul ryan been in politics a long time and i think some of the careers you helped advance, it didn't start with trump. this problem was in the republican party long before trump ever took office. so now that we're here in this moment, how do you reconcile the past and what do you see the future looking like for some of these never trumpers like yourself? >> yeah. it's been a painful process. no question about it that donald trump reflects a pre-existing condition that dysfunction didn't just occur in 2016 so we need a reckoning. right now, look, the house is on fire and we need to put out the fire and we'll worry about the redecorating later. and i do think that one of the things that's on the ballot is not just trump but trumpism. what's happened to the republican party and whether or not we can create a new coalition of the decent. we may not agree on all policy issues but i think we do agree on what values actually matter the most. decency, empathy, the rule of law, inclusion, all of those t

previous election, the bulk of the policy was being put out by house republicans through then speaker paul ryan'ster way, a six-point plan that covered tax reform and health care reform, national security, anti-poverty efforts, overall economic growth and that is where the starting point for reef peel and replace was when the president was finally elected. that is the starting point of tax reform when the president was finally elected. that is not coming out of the hill. the campaign will have to fill the gap. otherwise they will not have enough to present people with real choice. connell: they have some time to do it. they won't have a lot of time to do it. as we watch stories closely, douglas holtz-eakin former director of the cbo. >> thank you. connell: as we continue the pacific northwest is where we're laser focused with the protests breaking out in seattle, certainly portland. at least a dozen cops injured over the weekend in seattle. we'll take you there next. we'll be right back. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars

proposals for massive budget cuts to science that were proposed by republicans for years and the paul ryan budgets and the trump and mulvaney budget cuts since then. in the case of the vaccines that have been in the news this week, the story doesn't start with operation warp speed or start with historic 63 day sprint from the publication of the viral genome to the first patient injected by the mrna test vaccines, the sprint i believe began when president trump -- when president trump -- well, this sprint actually began when president trump was still ridiculing the idea of the pandemic. the sprint actually started when dedicated employees at nih and moderna who understood the danger of covid-19 and began working day and night. the story of federal investments in mrna vaccines actually starts i believe back in 2009, when president obama, who was at the time unhappy with the speed of response to the h1n1 swine flu epidemic convened and famously asked if you are so smart, how come you still make vaccines with chicken eggs? one year later, in august 2010, there was a report put out on reenginee

i remember to paul ryan when he was speaker and so but he was always a peacemaker from the time he walkedights activist bob woodson also at the 1776 unite campaign. thank you for being with us and remembering john lewis. thank you, sir. >> thank you. steve: all right. speaking of senate republicans and mitch mcconnell, mitch mcconnell unveiling their brand new covid-19 relief plan. but will a deal get done with democrats? there seems to be some trouble. marco rubio is going to tell us what he knows coming up next. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. ♪ new fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. ♪ ♪ brian? just hours bill barr to testify in house judiciary committee. >> my guess is that he's going to make some people pretty embarrassed. >> coronavirus relief proposal. >> the senate will not waste time with pointless partisanship. >> moderna vaccine has officially entered phase 3 already. >> the type that we have all vaccines b

like when paul ryan said that the president's complaints about a mexican judge were the classic definitionst, i think you look at some of these men in their past, slave owners, supporters of the confederacy in some cases and you say maybe it's time to move on. >> melissa: thanks to both of you. bret. >> bret: the f.b.i. trying to arrest a chinese scientist believed to be hiding out in the san francisco consulate in the u.s. congressman mccall ahead with growing tensioned of the u.s. and clinea. the triple murder mystery in florida. what we're learning about the suspects. next. >> t.j. has 230 felony criminal charges. in his arrest history. - [narrator] the shark vacmop combines powerful suction with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, at choicehotels.com. looks like a great day for achy, burni

the tea party, mick mulvaney, mark meadows fought a daily basis with john boehner, paul ryan, and they is why i say they were dysfunctional. i don't know what their thinking is. we acted on may 15th to address that crisis. for 80 days, they had they have twidelled their thumbs. the cities, the states, the counties are on the front line of meeting this crisis, and mcconnell's response was let them go bankrupt. this proposal is a let them go bankrupt proposal that they have made. dealing with a very, very important we need to pass this bill, but if we just pass this bill and then go home and go away and pretend, oh, the problem is solved, we will be dead flat wrong to the detriment of our country and to the detriment of our people. >> house majority leader steny hoyer -- >> i think mark meadows is not particularly helpful in this. ma mnuchin tries to be helpful because he's a bottom line guy, but the republicans in the senate don't trust ma mnuchin. and he's the administration's representative. so you have no synergy between the republican president and the republican senate and they are

when paul ryan was the speaker of the house he put forward a legitimate plan.t had flaws, but it was a good start to reform social security and medicare, the major drivers of debt entitlement programs in the country. someone came up with an actor that looked like ryan pushing an old lady in a wheelchair over a cliff. that is not a credible response to a credible proposal. ,his is what politicians fear doing anything, cutting spending on unworkable and outmoded programs, because their major goal is to be reelected and they will be demagogue by their opponents if they try to cut even the increase in spending. host: congress is clearly not in that mode with spending on coronavirus alone. guest: that's true. every year there are anti-tax organizations like citizens against government waste who puts out a book on wasteful and unnecessary spending. i have said on several occasions in my call and that every agency of government should be forced to come before congress every couple of years and justify not just its baseline budget -- it's budget, and baseline budgeting

the proposals for massive budget cuts decides that were proposed by republicans for years in the paul ryan budgets and trump and mulvaney cuts since then. in the case of the mrna vaccines have been so much in the news this week, the story does not start with operation warp speed. doesn't even start with historic 63 day spread from the publication of the viral genome to the first patient injected by the mrna testing vaccines. the sprints i believe began when president trump come with president trump, well, this spring ask the begin when president trump was still medically the idea of the pandemic. the spread i choose darwin dedicated employees at nih and moderna who understood the danger of covid-19 and begin working day and night. the story of federal investments in mrna vaccines starts lovely back in 2009 when president obama the was at the time i'm happy with the speed of response to the h1n1 swine flu epidemic convened his scientific advisor panel which he did back in those days and famously asked them if you guys are so smart how can you still make vaccines with chicken eggs? okay so w

speaker, i want to thank all the great staff that worked on , s, including ian, victor ryan, maggie, and paul and all the folks who helped put this bill together. i urge adoption and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from missouri reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. . defazio: at this point i recognize the gentleman from california, raul ruiz. the speaker pro tempore: how much time? mr. defazio: one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for up minute. mr. ruiz: thank you, mr. speaker. the water resources development act contains important language to help prevent a public health crisis at the sultan sea, california's largest lake, in my district. the sultan seashoreline is rapidly receding, poses thousands of lakers of lake bed and sending dust loaded with harmful chemicals into the air and into the lungs of residents in my district. my provision will authorize the army corps of engineers to take the next steps and study the construction of a northern perimeter lake project whi