pelosi: good morning, here we are. the supreme court including the president's appointees have declared that he is not above the law. the point the supreme court has laid out is one that is clearly achievable by us in the lower court and we will continue to go down that path. to enableon the trump administration -- i don't know what they are saying about it. he is tweeting one thing and people are saying another. whatever it is it is not good news for the president. it is a path that we will take. do we have a copy? do we? it is not here. au don't need me to give you piece of paper to have what the statement is. it took me a little long to get out here because i wanted to read to the end of the decision. the chief justice specifically speaks to the fact that the president is not above the law and that was something that was proclaimed in the decision. including two of his recent appointments. courtl reading a supreme -- is not good news for president trump. the court has reaffirmed authority to conduct oversight on the

pelosi: yeah, yeah. reporter: if they were doing a bill -- [indiscernible] -- but where's the area of give on the democratic side? you've insisted on this $3 trillion. you said food. ok. what are you willing to give to get this across the finish line? ms. pelosi: and you expect to tell me that right here? reporter: we don't know. nobody seems to know where the democratic give is. s. pelosi: because it's a give and take in a negotiation. and so far, we don't see that they want to -- in other words, in negotiating, there are two things to remember. one is the person you're negotiating with has to want something. you have to think, they might want something for the american people. so far, so bad. the second part is that the people you're negotiating with have to know that you'll walk. you'll walk. if it isn't there, it isn't there. i don't think that we are in that place. i do think that with the public view of all of this, the urgency from a health standpoint, a pandemic, 150,000 death, 450-plus infected,

pelosi: is that person here? >> no. rep. pelosi: well, that is up to the rest of you. do you want somebody elster have a question before you do? >> a few months ago it was hard to predict we would have such severe spikes in july. other countries have clearly handle them is a way we have not. moving forward, is in the next couple of months we still don't have a full grasp on it, is there a point where trillions more in stimulus comes unsustainable? rep. pelosi: no, the point is that if we don't invest the money now, it will be much worse. if we don't invest in further testing and getting the equipment to do it, it will be worse. if we don't put money in the pockets of the american people with direct payments and unemployment insurance, it will be much worse. if people are being fired at the state and local level, health care workers, transit workers, teachers, sanitation workers, and the rest, it will be much worse. this is what -- it's about survival of our economy. and it is about spending the money in a way, in a way that brings us back. don't take it from me -- the

pelosi: is that person here? >> no. rep. pelosi: well, that is up to the rest of you. do you want somebody elster have a question before you do? >> a few months ago it was hard to predict we would have such severe spikes in july. other countries have clearly handle them is a way we have not. moving forward, is in the next couple of months we still don't have a full grasp on it, is there a point where trillions more in stimulus comes unsustainable? rep. pelosi: no, the point is that if we don't invest the money now, it will be much worse. if we don't invest in further testing and getting the equipment to do it, it will be worse. if we don't put money in the pockets of the american people with direct payments and unemployment insurance, it will be much worse. if people are being fired at the state and local level, health care workers, transit workers, teachers, sanitation workers, and the rest, it will be much worse. this is what -- it's about survival of our economy. and it is about spending the money in a way, in a way that brings us back. don't take it from me -- the

nancy pelosi said this.commissioner or city council not a mob in the middle of the night throwing it in the middle of the harbor? >> people will do what they do. elizabeth: let's bring to the show, david asman. he is a sharp commentator. i love him. people will do what they do, what did you think when you heard that. great to see you. >> great to see you too. she has a connection with baltimore. her dad was mayor of that city. she now resides the san francisco area. she has gone so far out on the ledge on this, i think most democrats have even, joe biden has, in accommodating themselves to people who are not only radical in their ideology but who now actually support behavior that would, just, a couple of months ago be considered totally unacceptable. i think the rebellion you just reported on, how people are now fighting back in favor of the police. i think there is a rebellion going on towards this behavior. they realize with it, comes society that most people don't want to live in. and the time will come,

speaker pelosi. chairman neal. joined by mr. evans and ms. chu, both of the ways and means committee. appreciate all your efforts. we're here today with one message for the president and for the senate majority leader, mr. mcconnell. do your job. millions of americans are at risk of losing everything that they've worked for and the only thing holding them together has been this unemployment benefit. the only thing that prevents them from keeping it is the inaction of this president and of the united states senate. covid-19 is simultaneously an economic crisis and health crisis. 140,000 americans have lost their lives. 40 million american work verse lost their jobs. these simultaneous crises are far from over. yesterday for the 18th week in a row, over a million people filed for unemployment benefits. our unemployment rate nationally is over 11%. worse than the great recession. in my home state, one of the hardest hit states, two million michiganners lost their jobs. we have passed legislation. we're not just having a conversation. we're legis

pelosi: let me just say. this you got the con.he white house put on a con that if you don't have 100% consensus on intelligence, that we shouldn't be -- it shouldn't rise to a certain level. well, we were practically -- we would practically be investigating nothing if you had to start off at 100%. so don't buy into that. and neither should the -- does the intelligence community. it's an investigation -- it's gathering intelligence. and they have enough intelligence to know where we have to go next with it. so i don't -- i don't know what the point of your question is. just because they didn't have 100% consensus, should this be not briefed to the president of the united states? when it involves the security and safety of our men and women in uniform? as we said in our statement, chuck schumer and i, he should spend more time reading the daily presidential brief, the presidential daily brief, whatever, than planning military parades and preserving the relics of the confederacy. reporter: madam speaker. on that topic. you obviously

pelosi, but pelosi did not tweet quote they acted like stormtroopers.at-out stormtroopers. she said ag barr is a quote blob? can you take both of those issues on? >> i mean, definitely, imagine that had been a republican that made those statements, you would be calling him sexist, homophobic, you name it. they will race bait you. they called the president a racist. anything that the right does the left tries to act as if they're the ones with virtue. it is absolutely ridiculous to have the speak of the house and the united states government not standing up for our federal law enforcement agencies. it is unbelievable that they sit back and watch this i always want to talk about the cause. we don't talk about that enough. the cause of these issues that are going on, are because of democratic mayors and democratic governments across our nation that have completely stripped morality out of these neighborhoods, out of these communities and now people feel like they can be lawless. no one stands against them. i tell you, the democratic party has made this the

going to the politics, nancy pelosi calling it the trump virus? can she call it the trump virus but when president trump calls it the chinese virus to hold the chinese communist party accountable for unleashing it this on the world and forcing this on the united states, why is she allowed to get away with that and there not outrage? on the schools. nancy pelosi hasn't called president trump one single time to ask him or talk to him about moving forward. with the left the president can't win. he is giving them a 100 billion dollars fund. they always want more money. what is nancy pelosi's solution when she claims she wants schools to open. what is her message to single moms who want to go back to work to feed their children? acting like calling is the trump virus will get us somewhere. >> and remember the hero's act. the democrats have had a bill out there. this weekend millions of citizens will use their unemployment benefits. let's stop talking about left and right and do the right thing for the american people who are unemployed and worried abou

pelosi has held this since may. last week, they voted against the bill to hold china ouruntable for hacking covid research for a vaccine. at the same time, on the same two we arrested or indicted chinese for coming after the hacking of the vaccine, the democrats on the floor of the house stood with the communist party of china instead of with the american public. instead of taking action to keep americans safe, democrats are making excuses. as you look on the screen, look at what they have said. biden, we believe that a rising china is a positive development. a rising china continues to control our supply chain. i do not find that positive at all. i think the reverse. pelosi says what the president about china's interests is an interesting diversion. does she find that same diversion interesting when she listens to christopher wray? or what we read that he said?adam schiff claims the escalation on america , on closing the houston consulate. this very dramatic and sudden escalation with china is all about politics. t

they are enforcing the very same laws led by nancy pelosi and congress that have been enacted. after major blowback, pelosi tried to deny she said that but we have her tweet in that debate. also this new fight, were going to ask trump 2020 campaign senior advisor to larr if the democrats and the media are explaining it with ultraviolent writing in a cnn host says it's not fair being reported. a federal courthouse has been bombed in portland, the shockwaves are so powerful they can be felt far away, wait till you hear what other democrats are saying about this. we have that fight tonight and republican strategist o'connell on what the real reason is the democrats shut down william barr at the brutal hearing yesterday and has to do with obama era abuses of power and allegations there. newly declassified documents shows the cia fought with the fbi for pushing that debunked and discredited steele dossier, the opposition research that the democrats paid for. the fbi won that fight, from the house judiciary they break down how the shockwaves is still reverberating from the sham oppos

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, guess what, they don't really care.hey just once again resorting to petty politics, wanting to stop the package just like they did the last time with a blue state wish list here and here to explain more, house minority leader kevin mccarthy. first of all, they want $3 trillion. secondly, they want people to make more money, staying unemployed then being employed, is that correct? by the way, the democrats want to protect china from liability? >> well, but they first want to do is no longer $3 trillion but now $4 trillion. remember the $3 trillion bill, they mention candidates more than ever mentioned research our jobs. this is what they have. they just have a wish list and not a way forward. even today when you have unemployment insurance, the extra amount of money that the the government puts into extent to a week while we negotiate, you know who said no? chuck schumer. but watch what they will say on television. the president was willing to continue to go forward to protect those who are unemployed right now, so we ca

not on a speaker pelosi, my way or the highway approach. but people coming together looking to get results. with that, i would like to introduce our leader, kevin mccarthy. >> thank you, steve. this country has preserved through a great depression, silver, two world wars and a major terrorist attack. we as american people have come overcome challenges. our great is what makes or come country so unique. this virus will be no different. we will continue to adapt, overcome and defeat it and build the greatest economy of our lifetime. america's looking to the teams to let that happen. our congressional republicans are united along with this president and his administration. we are committed, to refocus renewing, restoring and rebuilding this economy. for anyone who questions this administration response to the virus, let's talk about the facts. 46.5 million tests conducted for so far. 4.7 million in the last week. occupation war has developed 14 vaccine candidates that are promising. we are on track to develop a vaccine faster than ever before

you will talk to nancy pelosi. if democrats take the house and senate and the white house, there are changes afoot for everything from the economy to infrastructure to education. that would be a big change in those numbers have to be frustrating for the campaign. david: no question about it. it is all about the polls. we still have a long way to go. the polls can move around as you know. but reports the president is disturbed by the fox news paul's. keep a attent -- the fox news polls. he pays attention to those. poll were is a monmouth where if you asked pennsylvanians how it would turn out, they think fellow voters will vote for trump even if they are not saying so. jeanne: this was fascinating. biden is up eight about what state you look at in the swing state of pennsylvania. many registered voters say they were surprised when trump won in 2016 and they would not be a surprise this time, because there seem to be neighbors who are secret trump reporters. they will not admit it because it makes them sound racist o

nancy pelosi.icated her power in the past and it's manifesting in the present if her worlds are to be believed and that's incredibly dangerous and irresponsible. >> shannon: 's juan, we have a disaster or crisis it often brings together people. people. we have a photo, china, they've not been honest. they have been busted, not telling us the truth. now we find out chinese hackers try to steal vaccine information. can americans be united about some kind of common thread that's gone on with china? >> juan: sure but remember the europeans had the same experience, shannon, and look how much better the europeans have done in terms of coping with the virus. let's listen to the american people. let's get away from the spin for a second. it's pretty overwhelming. it's not just that the democrats think the president has done a bad job. he is underwater with seniors. he's underwater with conservatives. the facts are out there. he failed in terms of downplaying the severity of this. he was slow in terms of th

and what are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi doing now? stopping americans from going their unemployment insurance and it's despicable and time for them to come to the negotiating table. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> thank you, mr. chairman. do protests increase the spread of the virus? >> half a million protesters on june 10 alone. >> crowding together, particularly when you're not wearing a mask, contributes to the spread of the virus. >> if you limb the -- should we limb the protesting? >> i'm not sure what -- how do we say limit the protesting? >> the government limit the protesting? >> i don't think that's relevant to -- >> you just said it increases the spread of the virus. should we limit it? >> i'm not in a position to determine what the government can do in a forceful way. >> you make all kinds of recommendations. you have made comments on dating

republicans want to get her help to families right now but speaker pelosi says let them eat maxalt. let them need maxalt. they also want to spend another trillion dollars bailing out state and local governments that have spent listen to this 25% of theck money we sent them back in march. state and local governments 25% of the money we sent them back in march and the state are in the democraticth leader offer a trillion dollars. none of it should be part of negotiations and none of it would be if our democratic colleagues actually wanted to get an outcome. let's talk about unemployment insurance. both republicans and democrats agree that in these extraordinary times it makes sense for the federal government to provide help on top of normal unemployment. republicans don't want this to expire but our plans continues but the democratic leaders want mgree to anything unless the program pays people more to stay home than to work. prominent democrats have publicly said they agreeee with our position. the democratic governor of connecticut has said he wants to continue the benefit of the mo

and what are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi doing now? stopping americans from going their unemployment insurance and it's despicable and time for them to come to the negotiating table. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> here's a look at our prime time schedule. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, space x dragon crew conference. a house subcommittee examines sexual harassment at a military base in texas and american history tv with our america cab artifacts series looking at world war ii. >> dr. fauci, do protests increase the spread of the virus? >> do protests increase the spread of the virus. mr. jordan: that number of people increase the number. dr. fauci: crowding together when i are not wearing a mask. mr. jordan: should we limit the protesting? dr. fauci: how do we say limit the protesting. mr. jordan: should government limit the protesting. dr. fa

about speaker pelosi says let them be sold. they also want to spend another trillion dollars bailing out state and local governments that have spent, listen to this, 25% of the money we send them back in march. state and local governments have spent 25% of the money we send them back in march. and the speaker and democratic leaders want to send another trillion dollars. this is silly stuff, madamne president. none of it should be stopping negotiations and none of it would be if our democratic colleagues actually wanted to get an outcome. let's talk about unemployment insurance before republicans and democrats that they agree in these times it makes sense to provide additional help on top of normal unemployment. republicans don't want the data to expire. te speaker of the democratic leaders say they won't agree to anything unless the program pays people more to stay home than to work. democrats have publicly said they agreed with our position. the democratic governor of connecticut says he wants to continue the benefit of a more

also nancy pelosi and adam schiff still demanding trump's tax returns as the supreme court blocked themesterday. we've got republican jim jordan, he is fired up. he is going to battle them. of they claim trump's returns will show trump-russia collusion and trump basically trying to profiteer off turkey, saudi arabia and also russia. that fight too. also jee january know caldwell, he is the former positionman for the national organization -- spokesman. he will take on the defund the police push that's now growing in 20 cities. and he will also talk about the new back the badge, back the blue movement supporting cops. that's coming on strong in seven states. and i-january know's going to take on this new battle breaking out between the republican governor of maryland, larry hogan blasting nancy pelosi for condoning, quote, lawlessness and vandalism after she downplayed rioters knocking down a statue of christopher columbus in her home town of baltimore. >>> the president saying he wants to remove tax-exempt discuss from universities and colleges. plus, a former gubernatorial candidate on

speaker pelosi: that is d to the senaocrats.f all, when you are in a negotiation and the other side wants nothing, it is hard to negotiate. exactly what their bill is was nothing. it made no differenc they had language just like ours, but they had no deed, so what won't make a difference. it is up to them to negotiate with senate democts so they can have something they can pass in the senate. theyaton't have anything could pass in the senate, much less pass in the house. that is up to them to do their negotiation and then they can but we cannot -- the message that would go out to the country if the sene republicans said this is all you are going to get , rhetoric and no results. judy: and in your view, is there going to be -- is something going to happen on that? the american peopleook at the protests that ppened just days done- so far, congress h nothin speaker pelosi: coness has done something. judy: but no legislation has been passed. speaker pelosi: the senate has not acted in a way that makes the difference. the question is

is an armchair quarterback saying no you need to do this you need to do that the reason why nancy pelosi and the health director of new york city's comets are important and the health or earth the state of pennsylvania among others is that because it shows how difficult it was for trump to get a consensus to get everybody on the same page nancy pelosi wasn't saying it's like the flu now do you suppose he never said it's going to disappear when it gets hot she didn't say it's a hoax by the republican body. and even now she actually said jack that even now there is no even now if you don't want to hear about what happened in february when trump was golfing even now he's still not taking it seriously in may he said we have prevailed in june he said it's a minuscule problem. he said it would disappear in july let's hold on let me finish what i said at louisiana holding that he's even i'll let me finish my question coming in he's still not taking it seriously he's holding indoor rallies in oklahoma where secret service agents tested positive his own aides tested positive he's not taking it se

[applause] speaker pelosi: and immigrants. [applause] speaker pelosi: especially important for us to remember that. our constant reinvigoration of america are our newcomers to america who make america more american with their hope, optimism, and courage. [applause] speaker pelosi: that our journey is not predetermined but wrestled into reality by men and women afraid, unafraid to dream. unafraid to dream. it reminds us of our dreamers. lin-manuel miranda took the story of our founding and imbued it with fresh life and infectious spirit. he is continuing the journey of "hamilton" through the hamilton education project which brings together the magic of history and the arts in the classroom. this partnership helped hundreds of thousands of high school students forge connections to our founding era. it is making history itself, inspiring the next generation of historians, writers, performers, and leaders. our continued support for the transformative initiatives such as this, and our broader connection to education, humanities, an

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this is what reporters have to say about speaker pelosi's proposal back in may, quote, more than 1800 page bill makes a long wish list for democrats, quote, neither this bill nor anything resembling it will ever become law. even the speakers own democratic members knew it waskn a joke. privately, several house democrats concede the bill is more like an effort to appease the most liberal members of the caucus, end quote. yet this is what they're holding out for. this is what they are holding out for. let's recall some of the specific items. these are the things over which democrats are blowing up negotiationsns and forcing extra unappointed benefits. tax increase on small businesses, taxpayer-funded checks for illegal immigrants, taxpayer-funded diversity studies of the legal pot industry and their ongoing obsession with something called the state and local tax, or salt, which would be a a massie giveaway for high earners in blue states. in other words, a tax-cut for high earners in blue states. so let me say that again. democrats are holding up help for struggling people for special t

the house bill that nancy pelosi bill that passed in may is $3.4 trillion. so this enormous divide just in the size of what is needed here and that doesn't even get into all the details of the different provisions that the two sides want. you were just talking to callers about the unemployment benefit and that is going to be one of the real major sticking points in the house bill, the democrats bill, , they had extended the $0 weekly total stipend. that's on top of the state benefit. the idea was whoever lost their job they would get 100% of the lost salary. dates, big patchwork so states are doing this, they administer the unemployment benefit by different methods in some states are more generous than others and the idea was we want 100% of lost salary. because of the urgency and of the antiquated computer system out of the federal government they decided on across the board $600 bump up, federal component to that. in many cases people are making more than they had at the job that they lost. the republicans arguing that's a disincentive to getting people ba

you want nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and biden, 125 years of failure. i will give you the last word quick. i have to run. >> if you want to change and not have speakers before anymore, you need to go to g takethehouse.com. invest in a new generation of republicans and conservatives that believe in the nation and don't believe in the mob. that is your new direction. takethehouse.com and we will guarantee we will win the next election in the next century will be ours. >> sean: thank you for that. 110 days, you're the ultimate jury. major update out of new york tonight. a person of interest has been detained in the horrific shooting death of the 1-year-old. remember florence jones interview the father and the grandmother. this is a tragedy that should never happen in this country. this comes as new york city continues to experience a wave of violence that has only gotten worse. 231% increase in shootings overs 2019. last week alone, 99% of the people involved in these shootings were minorities, african-americans and hispanic-americans. we should do this ho

[applause] speaker pelosi: and immigrants.cially important for us to remember that. our constant reinvigoration of america are our newcomers to america who make america more american with their hope, optimism, and courage. [applause] speaker pelosi: that our journey is not predetermined but wrestled into reality by men and women afraid, unafraid to dream. unafraid to dream. it reminds us of our dreamers. lin-manuel miranda took the story of our founding and imbued it with fresh life and infectious spirit. he is continng

a majority but even those who want to stay home and get a paycheck will give their vote to nancy pelosi. today's jobs report is more evidence that this will get america back on the path. 4.8 million jobs created just last month smashing every economist' expectations. many have stopped believing this is the greatest country and may want to erase everything that has made america exceptional. i have not stopped comblesk in america and i'm willing to bet that every day hardworking americans believe the same. whether they are the first generation or the 10th, they still believe this great nation as well. this july 4th i celebrate this incredible nation and while some of my colleagues will not, america across this country will. i'm so thankful that god made me an american and i feel privileged to have that honor and i believe we all must uphold the base ties of why this country was created and strive for what all have said, to create a more perfect union. thank you and let's open it up. reporter: i want to ask you about the jobs numbers there was a significant decline in unemployment this mon

house was speaker nancy pelosi. coming up, the u.k.d that russia is attempting to coronavirus vaccine technology. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: "bloomberg surveillance." i'm nejra cehic in london. the u.s. has warned that -- the u.k. has warned that russia is coronaviruseal vaccine research. security agencies in the u.s. and canada later backed up the findings. russia has denied any involvement in hacking vaccine research. yearning us is christopher granville, managing director of global political research at ts lombard. great to have you with us. are we seeing so far -- code cold war covid developing here? war,ch as the new cold with china and russia, i'm not at all surprised. the race for the covid vaccine has become part of that story. nejra: how high would allegations like this come if they turn out to be true, with that rank in terms of seriousness for the u.k.-u.s.-canada, in terms of all of the other issues that they have with russia at the moment? analyst, it cannot be that high. let's just recall, it was only

among those honoring congressman lewis today or house speaker nancy pelosi. here congress, john was revered and loved on both sides of the aisle on both sides of the capital. we know that he always worked on the side of the angels and now we know he is with them. we are comforted to know that he is with his beloved lillian. mark: the congressman was a widower. his wife died a few years ago. diagnosed ins december with pancreatic cancer, was 80 years old. they bag found with rifle magazines during a peaceful protest turned into an intense confrontation earlier this morning. federal agents fired what appeared to be teargas, flashbangs, and pepper balls before don to clear demonstrators from outside of the courthouse in portland. demonstrations also turned violent in richmond, virginia, austin, texas, and aurora, colorado. the democratic convention will feature speakers from around the country broadcast in prime time. the televised version will include live speeches and produced videos broadcast from cities and landmarks around the country. the convention will b

but instead, jobless americans are staring down this cliff because speaker pelosi and the democratic leader have refused to negotiate. they refused to move 1 inch from the speakers far left proposal that was so absurd and so unserious that all moderate democratic members began trashing it in the instant it came out. >> this is a multitrillion dollar that would tax involvement provide a massive tax cut rich people in blue states. fund diversity studies of the legal pot industry and a thousand other things with no relationship whatsoever to the crisis. just a few minutes ago are calling from wisconsin tried to get consent to continue the unemploymentnc assistance, to prevent it from expiring tomorrow. in the democratic leader objected unless he got to pass the entirety of the massive wish list. republicans want to continue this aid before it expires the democratic leader says let them eat i salt. this is what was written about their proposal. quotes, probably several house democrats can c b see the bill feels a little more than an effort to appease the most liberal members of the caucu

mark meadows says that he and steve mnuchin will be talking more with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer tomorrow. >> we call on capitol hill to get serious about their negotiations. the president is serious about the negotiations. there is no clear message that the american people should receive other than the fact that the democrats were willing to play politics in a critical time in our nations very dire circumstances as we deal with this pandemic. >> that meeting tomorrow will be a 9:00 and will only be mark meadows, steve mnuchin, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer. no staffers. they are hoping that the chance to get together just the four of them might move the needle. and bill, i don't think that it's a whole lot of optimism that it will. >> bill: something has to move eventually, wright, john? florida will temporarily close, covid-19 testing sites, the hurricane approaches the southeastern coast, phil keating reporting live from cocoa beach, florida, what are you picking up on today? at afternoon. >> good afternoon, here over the by hamas and hurricane hunters who flew over the syst

pelosi andcy pelosi biden names doesn't really help in my view. i think american respect -- americans respond to a positive agenda, that's what ronald reagan did, city on a hill. in his last letter to the american people where he announced he had alzheimer's he said the best days are ahead. that's what most americans want. we are an optimistic and forward-looking people. host: you can read his syndicated columns in the washington times. "s new book coming out america's expiration date." democrats can call (202) 748-8000. republicans (202) 748-8001. independents and others, (202) 748-8002. let me read from your column in washington times. writtene "where is it that the left gets to control the political and cultural agenda, conservatives must bound to its ideology when it is liberalism that has brought the nation to near culture will ruin. which -- mentality, the promotion of any human relationship that can be conjured up in the most twisted of lines, drugs, the teaching of false american history -- rep. pelosi: good morning, here we are. the supre

nancy pelosi doesn't seem to be giving anything on that front. coming up, we will talk to a ceo of union pacific, cutting a third of its workforce and the second quarter. expect cargo volume to be down this year. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from new york, i'm alec still with friends while the clock -- live from new york, i'm alix steel in new york with francine lacqua in london. fritz, theis lance ceo of union pacific. it has been a really rough six months for every body, and the 8600 workforce you had to cut, do you have any visibility as if this is the worst it will get? how does your outlook look for the back have and will you have to cut anymore from your workforce? lance: it is a great question, and thank you for having me this morning. clearly in the second quarter, the depths of our volume drawbar about 25% year-over-year. the full quarter was 20%, and we exited the quarter on a much stronger footer than at the bottom -- footing than at the bottom. the average of the quarter being 8600 employees at the same time last year. i

speaker pelosi, thank you so much for joining us. we have lots to discuss.tart with the president's news conference he just had. he encouraged people to go ahead and wear a mask, said things would get worse before they get better, eventually it will disappear. how far does that go for this crisis still killing hundreds of americans every single day. >> with the president's comments today he recognized the mistakes he made by now embracing mask wearing and the recognition this is not a hoax, it is a pandemic that has gotten worse before it will get better because of his inaction, and clearly it is the trump virus. >> what do you mean trump virus? >> if he had said months ago let's wear masks and socially distance instead of rallies and whatever they were, then more people would have followed his load. he's the president of the united states. instead of making it a bad example like a manhood thing. briefing on the coronavirus should be about science and that is something the president has ignored. it should be about governance and now he's finally embracing an

speaker pelosi saying liability protections are a nonstarter. areerms of the process, we in the thick of the negotiations. when there is a breakthrough at the negotiations i would anticipate with that between now and next week. it is washington, and the drama never stops. kevin cirilli, our chief washington correspondent. coming up, a conversation with fauci oner she -- mr. the serious of the cases, dynamics, and deaths of the coronavirus in america. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it is about economics, finance investment. it's about international relationships and politics. the arc of all of that is about labor and jobs. francine lacqua and london and i am tom keen in new york. us, thentner joins thing that ties it together is the labor economy like we have never seen in the time we have been together. what is the employment rate going to be into the end of the year and in the next year? unemployment rate has come down sharply in a couple months as we have brought a decent chunk of labor back to the market. , but it is really slowing. it's going to be

and pelosi had to say about that. the supreme court including the president appointing have declared that he is not above the law. the point the path that the supreme court has laid down is one that is clearly achievable by us in the lower courts and we will continue to go down that path the decision enables. it to enable the trumpet ministrations. and i know what they're even saying about it i hear he's tweeting one thing and then other people are saying another but whatever it is it's not good news for the president of the united states was pick up nancy pelosi is the point what does this mean for the president. well it means. we won't know a lot during the next week i think before we will get any insights about his. financial records it will take weeks if not months most definitely we won't learn anything before november for the very lection day but it also means that this is another problem hanging over a president from was not a very good face right now i mean the corona virus is increasing we have more than 1320

nancy pelosi making wearing masks mandatory. emily: yes.this, they were strongly encouraged. but today, a republican congress member announced he had tested positive for the coronavirus. this is just before he was supposed to get on a plane with president donald trump. so a lot of members are now going and getting tested, they quarantined, attorney general barr who was in the room with gomer yesterday is getting tested. as a result of that, more stringent measures are being put into place by speaker pelosi to make sure everyone really is wearing masks, because even now, months into this, there are still some lawmakers that do not wear a mask when they walk around capitol hill. shery: senator mitch mcconnell though is not doing anything about it on the senate floor. oury wilkins, thank you, congressional government reporter there. let's get a check of the latest business flash headlines. . qualcomm shares jumped in extended trading after a strong field for the current quarter and ended a long-running dispute with huawei. the chipmaker says i

he is going to partner with pelosi to put these policies through congress. if these policies are enacted,ct america, liberty, freedom, capitalism, you can say goodbye toom it. that dream team of radical socialists, those three, 125 years of failure at this point. the only thing they can't control is biden's cognitive abilities, which appeared to still be declining rapidly. he actually said today that he thought arizona, the state, was a city. you can't make it out. he doesn't know what day it is, doesn't know what office he's running for. "we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, endowed by their -- you know, the thing." god, the creator of everything, not hard, joe. watch. >> look, arizona is prett very n play in 2020, we appreciate you taking time to talk to people in our state. >> you guys are an important city. you guys have gone through helle haven't you? >> sean: you see why he almost always refuses to go off script, take questions from the press? today's today, bidens team cut off questioning, that's pretty severe, watch