it's not here to those discussions in the appropriations committee and in thee discussion peter defazio and infrastructure and maxine waters and veterans affairs, small business and energy and commerce. it was very helpful to us and the members here that would have the house administration and of course the distinguish leader mr. hoyer. that not only on course that we have the numbers needed to get the job and then to acknowledge chuck schumer and dick durbin but what we have to do now we have to do more but in terms of this bill so anyone of their constituents and whatever their category is and how they can avail themselves it is there. it is substantial. we have to do more and it's important we do more for healthcare providers have what they need. >> i forgot kate. >> and appropriations committee and then to join the leader to acknowledge to the members on the committee. and then to sign the enrollment of the legislation so we can send it to the senate. and then they will send it to the president so he can sign it as soonbu as possible that this will be available to the american peopl

peter defazio transportation and infrastructure maxine waters financial services, veterans affairs, small business, energy and commerce. and the rules committee chair was very helpful to us as was so many other members here. i also want to acknowledge from the house administration and then of course distinguished leader mr. hoyer for leading us through all this discussion that not only we were on course substantively but we had the numbers needed to get the job done today it would not have happened without you. i do want to acknowledge chuck schumer and the members of the senate dick durbin especially with their committees as well. but what we have to do now i am encouraged to say we need to do more but in terms of this bill what we are working on right now is to translate a toolkit for our members so any wine of their constituents small business owner or that they know how they can avail themselves of what is in this legislation. it is fair and substantial. we need to do more. i think it's very important we do work for the personal protective equipment so healthcare providers have what t

peter defazio, trest predation, bobby scott, maxine waters, veterans affairs, velasquez, mcgovern was, jim very helpful to us as was so mania of our other members -- so many of our other members. leader,inguished mr. hoyer, thank you on the floor today, but also leading us through all of this discussion. it only own course substantively, but that we had the numbers needed to get the job done today. it would not have happened without you. lujan, thank you so much. i want to acknowledge chuck schumer, dick durbin, and the members of their committee. we have to do now as the leader was speaking, further whatraged to say that we have to do now and in terms of what we need to do more, but in terms of what we are working on now is to translate it into a toolkit for our members so that anyone of their constituents, if they are a small business owner -- whatever their category is, that they know immediately how they can avail themselves of what is in this legislation. it is there, it is substantial, we need to do more, and i just want to say once again, it is important that we do more for per

peter defazio, transportation and infrastructure, bobby scott, education labor, maxine waters, veterans affairs, small business, frank pallone, energy and commerce, jim mcgovern on a rules committee was very helpful of ours was so many other members here. i want to acknowledge also the house administration. of course, her distinguished leader, mr. hoyer, thank you for being on the floor today and leading us through all of this discussion. we were notake sure only on course substantively but that we had the numbers needed to get the job done today. it would not have happened without you. thank you so much also for your work. i want to acknowledge chuck schumer and some of the members on the senate, did turbine especially and members of their committees as well. now, as the to do i amr was speaking, further encouraged to say that what we have to do now is we need to do more but in terms of this bill, what we are all working on right now is to translate it into a toolkit for our members so that any one of their constituents, if they are a small business owner, whatever their category is, t

to name three, peter defazio, our transportation and infrastructure chairman, i think got just what he wanted so far as we can tell in the bill about holding the airlines getting the money accountable for taking care of workers first. that is to name three. some of the others, they're like agriculture in terms of food stamps, that's still a disappointment. we will see but they work very hard, chairman peterson and chairwoman rosa de-laura on the probation side of that. frank da loem on energy and commerce, he knows these issues. he has been articulate spokesperson on all of this. so often we did not get the money we wanted for elections but that would not be to hold up this bill but make the case for it as we go down the line. again, more chairmen participated. bobby scott on medical leave and student loan forgiveness and those kinds of issues and also just issues that relate to worker safety. again, we have been so blessed by people who know policy, know possibilities, want to find solutions and are listening, listening to our colleagues, all of us listening to our constituents about

peter defazio: i serve as the chair of the house committee and if cheshire. unprecedented moment and pry -- fighting an unprecedented foe, covid-19. in the future of our economy. it is important to remember we are all in this together. americans are working at every level around the

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peter defazio: i serve as the chair of the house committee and if cheshire. unprecedented moment and pry -- fighting an unprecedented foe, covid-19. in the future of our economy. it is important to remember we are all in this together. americans are working at every level around the clock to make sure we get through this crisis and that we take care of each other. i see many acts of kindness and compassion in my community in oregon every day. first responders are looking incredibly hard and sacrificing to train them protect patients and school districts are making sure students can grab and go meals. providing drivers to deliver meals and groceries to senior citizens. a local facility started making hand sanitizer for the community for free. weting people first is how get back on our feet. we fight for the people to be in -- to be sure workers come first, any pieces of emergency legislation to adjust this crisis. congress has passed to those bills that put families first, providing funding to jumpstart the development of a vaccine, helped people get food, pai