peterson: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. conaway: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself the remainder of my time. mr. speaker, before i close, i would like to make a couple of comments about my colleague from minnesota. collin peterson has served this house, the constituents of minnesota's seventh district, but more importantly, rural america and production agriculture, for 30 years. i first -- my first memory of chairman peterson came during the 2018 farm bill re-authorization mark -- 2008 farm bill re-authorization markup. that was my first one. i was a rookie. that was his 15th or 16th farm bill to share. and he was stunningly patient with me during that entire process and had a big influence on me. i don't think there's been anyone more dedicated, more steadfast, as a support for rural america and production agriculture than chairman peterson. he's seen good times, bad times, unfortunately probably more b

it's time to do what chairman peterson has always said they should do. time for us to do more for those who aren't from rural districts to work on focusing and connecting with rural districts. by showing up, by shutting up, by listening up, and us to put up a strategy that's not just about doling out o billions of dollars to farmers but actually partnering with them so that they have sustainable business and sustainable way of life. mr. speaker, if we do that, mr. speaker, if we do that we will uphold what mr. chairman -- chairman partyson has always asked us to do and that's to work for the people in agriculture and we can do that and provide faith to people in rural america and all of america, thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from missouri, mrs. hartzler, for five minutes. mrs. hartzler: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor and remember the life of my friend, pastor david baker of belton, missouri. on november 29, pastor baker went to be with the lord, a loss for us but

john peterson is the principal west oakland's bridge academy elementary. 35-year-old native is a firmr in the power of positivity. studentsare greeted with music every day, like on this morning back in february. the faculty huddles up before each school day, it is a center for success, all lessons learned in peterson's other love, rowing. >> even a school that relies on team work, relies on compassion, it relies on awareness, i think out there on the water it was the same principals. >> peterson took a sabbatical in december, they rowed across the drake passage, 600-miles from chili to antarctica, facing frigid, 30-foot waves and the crew captain lived to tell the tale. >> imagine sitting in a washing machine with a blindfold on, the water being freezing, basically, zero degrees celsius or 13 degrees fahrenheit, that's the kind of feeling you get. >> six elite athletes are attempting to survive cold temperatures. >> expedition was on the discovery channel, they rowed 90 minute shifts. dubbed the impossible row. while three would row, the others would eat and sleep, night and day, in s

and the peterson institute on covid.been an extraordinary day. we want to give thanks to our united kingdom team for wisdom during the morning. many of our staff on severe london -- on severe lockdown in london with a skeleton crew. we appreciate their efforts. the news without question is the lockdown of the united kingdom. maybe not a total lockdown but there it is. with the airlines, with the rails, with shipping. it will be interesting to see what we see out of the prime minister's meeting. in the united states, stimulus celebrated. much more on that through the day, including david westin on "balance of power." look at that on 12:00. david wetzel was on twitter and copy?s there a printed i am not sure there is a printed copy. look for that in january or february. $900 billion, the second largest stimulus in american history. much more on this. kevin cirilli watching the story with our team in washington. you deserve a data check. way better than it was early this morning. we were -100 on futures. , -61 onnd, down 1.

today's moderator is gordon peterson. gordon is an award winning news anchor, reporter, writer and producer. , for 25 years, he served as moderator and executive producer of the political roundtable inside washington, which was broadcast in washington, d.c., and many other major television markets from coast-to-coast. by the time he retired, peterson covered local news in the nation's capital for 50 years. we are excited to have this d.c. legend with us today. now, as a reminder to all of our viewers, we are taking your questions on our social media platforms. please feel free to submit those so we may share your questions with our guests during the program. now, it is my pleasure to give introduce and give this panel over to gordon peterson. take it away you all. , have a great time. gordon: thank you, paul. hello, mark. hello, joe. >> hi. gordon: may i talk to joe? joe: you certainly may. gordon: remember that, sarah palin? joe: as long as you do not call me joseph. as long as you do not call me joseph, i'm ok. gordon:

so what did attorney peterson think of that? >> to me, it wasn't evidence.de a motion before the judge to decide whether or not it should go before a jury. >> reporter: besides, he said, tom already admitted he'd been around there days earlier. maybe that's what calamity jane hit on. so bob peterson got calamity jane's handler up on the witness stand at a hearing here at the courthouse. and what do you know, neither dog nor handler were properly certified. >> when i asked him for all the paperwork, he told me about how he'd put the paperwork about the dog and himself on top of his suburban and it had, unfortunately, all blown away. so he couldn't provide it. >> reporter: not quite the dog ate my homework, but close. where's training documents since that time? he didn't have any. it just i thought oh my god. >> what did the judge do? he threw out the evidence. and just like that, the state dismissed the case against tom. because without calamity jane the prosecution decided there wasn't a provable case. tom was a free man. >> like a weight lifted off my shoul

can do when judging peterson from the university of cape town figured out anyway. we were trying to crash the circuit board so that we can access the internet for the copper that sandwiched in between is layers within the board access in the metals like copper all move valuable gold is difficult and costly most of south africa's eat waste is purses to overseas by companies that operate huge furnaces. also realisation. we have in south africa a lot of people who just collect a few boards and take them to recycle. just crush them up and since them overseas and research. process mature here create jobs with that. the challenge for the scientists finding a method that works at a smaller scale and price point that also does not contaminate the environment they developed a chemical extraction process for copper a fiend ammonia solution trickles through to ground 0 circuit boards over the course of several days the solution extracts the copper indicated by the blue coloring the a 1000000 mixture can be used to several times which makes it even more environmentally friendl

it is my pleasure to give this petal over to gordon peterson. taken away, you all. have a great time. gordon: thank you, paul. hello. joe? talk to joe: you certainly may. gordon: remember that, sarah palin. joe: as long as you do not call me joseph. i've always believed our ability to laugh at ourselves played a major role in keeping the american experiment alive. four years ago -- published a list of americans will be as witty as partisans -- presidents. abraham lincoln at the top of the list. no surprise there. millard fillmore, number 44. the sixthgan, wittiest president right behind calvin coolidge. abraham lincoln said it was better to remain silent and be thought a fool and speak up and remove all doubt. regarding our contemporary politics, for the past few years i have been hearing the same namely you and over, cannot make this stuff up. find the wild realities of contemporary american politics are making your job more difficult? easy.yeah, it is often when i first was aware of abraham lincoln i was just a little kid and as a child i had this illustrated book

and peterson is a former academic, peterson received her phd at the university of texas at austin.he focus on the history of celebrity gothic. too fast to slightly too loud and scandals of classic hollywood or featured in mpr and "the atlantic". she currently lives. [inaudible] film and culture critic from trinidad. her writing focuses on the intersection of race, gender and sexuality. and has appeared in pr music, digital media glamour cosmopolitan, culture, and paper magazine. kate has a ba in photojournalism from boston university, masters in mass communication from the university and a masters in specialized journalism of southern california. and 2016, she served as the pop-culture criticism fellow. in 2019 she was awarded the rotten tomatoes fellowship in digital innovation and film criticism. and journalist based in northern california. there's a editor, she also writes daily newsletter, and has published work in the colton gq and catapults. then we have connie wang as executive editor of refinery 29. she was a stock writer and culture. she also hosted a coproduced refinery 2

peterson will vote yes on h.j.res. 110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. lynch: as the member designated by by the honorable mr. james langevin of rhode island, pursuant to house resolution 965, i would like to inform the house that mr. langevin will vote yes on 110 the extension of continuing appropriations act of 2021. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by mr. grijalva pursuant to h. -- 965, mr. grijalva which 110.vote yes on h j ress 110.j.res. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? , >> good evening, mr. speaker, mr. cartwright: as the member designated by mr. case of hawaii, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. case will vote yes on house joint resolution 110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated b

can do when judging peterson from the university of cape town figured out anyway. we were trying to crash the circuit board so that we can access the in the live for the copper that sandwiched in between is layers within the board axis in the metals like copper all move valuable gold is difficult and costly most of south africa's eat waste is purses to overseas by companies that operate huge stearns's. also realisation. we have in south africa a lot of people just collect a few circuit boards and take them to recycle. just crush them up and since them overseas and resell wacom we process mature here create jobs with that. the challenge for the scientists finding a method that works at a smaller scale and price point that also does not contaminate the environment they developed a chemical extraction process a compound a fiend ammonia solution trickles through to ground officer kids. over the course of several days the solution extracts the compound indicated by the blue coloring the a menu mixture can be used several times which makes it even more environmentally fr

peterson henry. what a, an upsetting, upsetting reminder. yes, there is great hope with this vaccine, but we've got doctors, nurses, health care workers losing their lives while they're saving others. i want to turn now to allison barber in midland, michigan. a lot of places we've been over the last few days are big cities. it is a lot easier for people in big cities to get access to the vaccine. what's it like in rural areas like where you are? mid-michigan medical center will get the vaccine here. you can see stations are set up. they will go ahead and vaccinate some of their employees here, but then they're going to take the vaccine to more rural communities. look at this map with me here. we are here. 's in midland. but this hospital, they have subsidiaries all across northeast michigan. these are rural communities. and northeast michigan has been hit particularly hard by covid-19. for a lot of these different communities, the challenge is that they do not have those ultra cold freezers we know are necessary to store the pfizer vaccine,

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i will turn the page over to adam posen, president of the peterson instite. not only has he led the initute to new heights in eight years as presint but has written and spoken widy on an impressively bad array of policy issues, japan, monetary policy, trade, currency and long-term costs and opportunities prested by the covid-19 pandemic sthe floor is yours. >> let me thank all the participants. thank you very much. let me not only thank all the participants but thank you for this joint event, it is not the first time we do this formally and hopefully not the last but especially appropria because across the street from each other including many people participating today there's been a revolution in fiscal policy just inime and we are loing forward to talking about that. let me introduce our distinguisd panelists. first, wendy edelberg, director of the hamilton project and seni fellow there. she joined brookings earlier in the year after the chief economist anbudget office, had a diinguished career ving served as executive director of financial crisis inquiry

barry peterson spoke about the hunt in 2015. >> well, i made it hard deliberately.f it was easy, anyone could do it. >> he said steuf will not reveal where in wyoming he found it. >> even with the best of intentions, people tramping in and out will ruin the pristeen chase. it's a fantasy. it should not exist. >> the woman filing the lawsuit in a statement to cbs news called the statement by the family more nonsense and continues to question the legitimacy of the discovery. on a separate note, i have covered this story and have met with him at his home at least a half a dozen times over the past several years. and i was among those who questioned whether he even hid the treasure in the first place, especially this summer when he announced there was an anonymous finder just two months before he passed away. now we know jack steuf is the finder and steuf said he has student loans to pay off and he will auction off the treasure. >> there's a scientist on the cover of time magazine and she is only 15 years old. we have her story. >> there's some stories you do, and you k

next we have pete peterson. also a member of this. he is a senior fellow of the davenport institute. in hahrie han who is also a member of the commission. she has that director of the institute. in fact goalie director. and please check out their bio to read more of their work. they are an accomplished group. we are delighted to join them for discussion tonight. i noticed the moment were in right now. this is a unique moment in the american democracy. on the one hand the nation is struggling with deep lyrical polarization in contested election. breaking the records that have been in place for the last century. there has been a remarkable effort by state and local governments to try to adapt this. it really is an interesting dock you position. in my first question to all three of you. what does this moment in time tell us about the current state of our democracy. i will diving first. thank you so much for welcoming us. we are so excited to just share some of the work that we have gotten to do the three of us in 32 other commissioners w

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it's a will take advantage with the paper and on our website and also the peterson institute. and after the presentation, my colleague who moderated the discussion with the authors, they can of the peterson institute. and now i will turn the virtual stage over to adam. adam is president of the peterson institute notnly has he led the instituteo new heights in nearly eight years of residency but has written and spoken widely about an impressily broad array of global economic policy issues, japan and trade policies and currencies in the long-term cost of opportunityresented by the covid-19 pandemic. so adam floor isours. adam: thank you very muchavid prayed in the me think only all of the participants but also for the video . thank you very much david. and the hutchinson center for this joint event. it is of the 31 time they were doing this formally and hopefully not the last. but it's espially approiate because they're the size of maachusetts and across the street from each other including any of the people participating today. this is a rolution and fiscal policy. in our do ju

dana peterson, conference for chief economist.e will talk about the market perspective in just a moment. we will get some insight into what is happening with the currency markets. mark mccormick is going to be joining us. we will talk about michel barnier briefing reporters, giving brexit talks a final push. this is the critical moment. i think we've heard that before, though. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. it is a spending bill that has something for everyone. last night, the senate gave final approval to a measure that combines coronavirus relief with regular government funding and tax breaks for businesses. presidente aides say trump will sign the bill into law. it includes $900 billion in economic relief, the second largest such measure in u.s. history. most americans will get a one-time payment of $600, plus enhanced jobless benefits will be extended. it is another setback in post-brexit trade talks. the european union has we ejected the uk's latest offer on fishing rights. the u

dan henninger and kyle peterson. wrote this week the diversity cabinet of joe biden, what did you mean by that? what lessons do you glean from it? dan: what i meant was what we just heard from the president-elect joe biden, a whole series of first, as he called it, the press has been dutifully appending the first, the names of all these people. identity politics. there was a time years back when it was called the spoil system pushing out power and factions inside your own party but we are talking here about the presidency of the united states and i think it at least raises the question of whether an incoming party president should be attempting to have the most effective government possible or whether the presidency has simply become a vessel through which we pass people into positions of power based on who and what they are. that clearly seems to be what is going on here. a caricature of the idea of diversity or identity politics. i suppose if you're republican well, if he doesn't put the absolutely best people in t

following in the footsteps of leadership of collin peterson. african-american. historic. african-american. contested races. throughout our leadership, half leadership were women and people of color in chairs of the committee. here are more chairs to be announced, but these are the nes that related to rules and budget related to the steering and policy committees. two of the speaker's announcements that i made. others will follow. members then, e house. the we'll hold the gavels. 132 of them starting with the 18 yesterday.hosen but i'm excited about it because when they made their of the several days this week, it was a emonstration of values, of knowledge, of commitment to families in king every one of our committees. a beautiful diversity of those well.tees as so it was a cause for celebration. we are in the -- right.do this oh, wow. it hurts. lame-duck session. we have important work to do here. spent a good deal the first art of lame duck on the national defense authorization legislation. i want to salute our chairman, smith, and mr. thornberry, the ranking member, for

the scot made light work of south africa's devon peterson — beating him 4—0.derson has reached the last eight. he'll play the winner of tonight's match between dirk van duijvenbode and glen durrant. stephen "the bullet" bunting is also into the quarter—finals afterjust edging out ryan searle in a thrilling match. bunting led by two sets early on — searle staged a comeback but double top from the bullet sealed victory. he will take on poland's krzysztof ratajski for a place in the semi—finals on new year's day. new zealand wrapped up a dramatic win in the first test against pakistan to boost their hopes of reaching next year's world test championship final. new zealand had been favourites to win the game as the final day started with the tourists on 71—3 — but a century from fawad alam, 11 years after his last his last century, gave the tourists hope of a draw. he was eventually removed on 102, setting up a thrilling end with the hosts needing four wickets from the final 22 overs to secure victory. despite resistance from pakistan, new zealand finally got the l

be the chair of the agriculture committee following in the footsteps of the leadership of colin peterson. greg meeks also african-american, prehistoric woman, pretty contested races but throughout, women or people of color, more chairs to be announced but these were the ones that related to rules and budgets related to steering and policy committee, two of the speakers announcement that were made and others follow. we held the house, pulled the gap 132 of them starting with 18 that were chosen yesterday. i am excited, when they made their presentations over several days this week it was a demonstration of values and knowledge of commitment for working families a every one of our committees, and the diversity of those as wella cause for celebration. we are in lame-duck session. we have important work to do here. we spent the first part of lame-duck on national defense authorization legislation, i salute our chairman, adam smith and mister thornberry, ranking member for the great bipartisan legislation they put together. what we take to direct and defend the constitution, our country and i

world surf league championship tour — it was as if she'd never been away as she swept aside lakey petersong the seven—time world champion gilmore in the quarters. that's all from sportsday. you can follow all of tonight's champions league games on five live or the bbc sport website, man united at rb leipzig, chelsea against krasnodar. we'll keep you updated throughout the evening too. but from me and the team goodnight. hello there. there was some sunshine earlier today through the midlands, southeast england and east anglia. it's still quite a cold day, and off a lot colder though where the fog persisted here and there. there wasn't too much of that around this afternoon. 0ver wasn't too much of that around this afternoon. over the past few hours, it has been thickening up. further north, get a to have an umbrella handy, really, with rain tumbling down. it's been quite wet, actually come across the northwest of a glenn, north wales, showers in scotla nd glenn, north wales, showers in scotland and for a while in northern ireland. that what weather is moving southwards into the midlands. he

peterson of minnesota will vote es on h.r. 9051. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? >> as the member designated by mr. swalwell, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote yea on house resolution 9051. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom california rise? sprurp does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam chair, as the member designated by mr. garamendi, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. aramendi will vote yes on h.r. 19051. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> madam speaker, as the member esignated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote aye on h.r. 051. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? >> madam speaker, as the member ms. sherrill, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform th

peterson, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. peterson will vote yes on h.r. 3250. as the member designated by by ms. craig pursuant to to house esolution, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that ms. craig will vote yes on h.r. 3250. the speaker pro tempore: for for what se does -- purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by ms. degette of colorado, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yes on h.r. 3250. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by ms. bonnie watson coleman, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that ms. watson coleman will vote yes on h.r. 3250. as the member designated by mr. bill pascrell, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. pascrell will vote yes on h.r. 3250. as the member designated by mr. sires pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. sires will vote yes on h.r. 3250. tifment for what purpose does

following in the footsteps of the great leadership of collin peterson. greg meeks is also african-american. pretty historic. a woman and african-american. contested races. throughout our leadership, half of the leadership were women and people of color in chairs of the committee. there are more chairs to be announced, but these are the ones that related to rules and budget related to the steering and policy committees. those were two of the speaker's announcements that i made. others will follow. as i said to the members then, we held the house. we'll hold the gavels. 132 of them starting with the 18 that were chosen yesterday. but i'm excited about it because when they made their presentations of the several days this week, it was a demonstration of values, of knowledge, of commitment to america's working families in every one of our committees. a beautiful diversity of those committees as well. so it was a cause for celebration. as you know, we are in the -- let me do this right. oh, wow. it hurts. we are in the lame-duck session. we have important wor

adam posen of the peterson institute. let's talk more about what is happening in the foreign-exchange side of the fence. james foley, rabobank of fx strategy, and bny mellon's senior strategist joining us now on the line. jane, we are $1.35 on the cable rate. the allen a video -- the outline of a deal is being done. are you surprised at how muted market reaction is? jane: not really because when you look at other sources, we are told that the deal might not be announced potentially until tomorrow, so there is still a little bit of uncertainty. i think perhaps while we did push up quite a lot in the last few hours, sterling is already off the highs, and i think it is really waiting to see whether or not that deal is signed and delivered. kailey: the bond market doesn't seem to have any uncertainty about a deal being done. gilts are off the highs, but still up 10 basis points. what do you make of that? >> i think right now, the markets are quite comfortable with the entire situation, and the ethics markets are just playing

peterson. >> nice to see you. >> they play, they play, and of course they're all different.t does it mean when one level is kept? one color, one group. what their grownups think of is one kind of people. shutting out the rest. even here playing. are they cut off from part of life? are they cut off from part of themselves and refusing to touch the variety, the richness, the texture of reality that is always there for us? these children, this place. >> if candy goes through with this, land values around here won't be worth a plug nickel. >> do you know what he has provoked around here? >> i've heard some young idiots thought they had to protect the honor of the community. just what ed's done, i don't know. >> if you want to hide your head, okay, but i can't. i've had a steady stream of complaints since we opened this morning. >> that's good, ted. shows a fine spirit. that paint splashing was a real violation of this place. when i saw it this morning -- >> no, no, ralph. complaints against candy. >> i see. well, a flood, you say? from whom? >> maybe i exaggerated. tom elder, a

peterson will vote yes on s. 979. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: as the member designated by mr. welch of vermont, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. welch will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. kennedy of massachusetts, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house mr. kennedy will vote yes on s. 979. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? -- as speaker, snegged the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. ijalva will vote yes on s. 979. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. car den asof california, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. s. den aswill vote yes on 979. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: as the member designated by ms.

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for more, dana peterson joins us we knew job growth was going to moderate in the month of november toextent did it surprise you in how much it did so? do you think that $900 billion is enough of a band-aid? >> sure. we weren't impactly surprised there was going to be slowing. certainly you see the number of cases rising governments are starting -- local governments, state and local governments are putting forth new restrictions on mobility it is not surprising we saw a slowing in the number of pay rolls gained indeed when you look at the details you kind of see some of the trends that are going on there. retail was down. certainly that reflects the challenges of brick and mortar stores meanwhile, transportation and warehousing, lots of jobs growth there. certainly reflecting the increase in online spending. so the key thing is, well, what happens toward the end of the year december, when we see these fiscal flips and households losing access to unemployment benefits as well as forbearances on paying rents and mortgages and student loans? i think any amount -- i am not in the position

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peterson will vote aye on h.r. 354. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. schneider of illinois, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. schneider will vote yes on h.r. 8354. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. pingree, chair of the congressional arts caucus , of maine, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes on h.r. 8354. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote aye on h.r. 8354. mr. correa: as the member designated by congress member vargas, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congress member vargas will vot

peterson will yes on h.j. resolution 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? as the member designated by mr. welch of vermont, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. on h.j. l vote yes resolution 107. s the member designated by mr. kennedy of massachusetts, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. on edy will vote yes h.j.res. 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut rise? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. wilson, pursuant to house resolution i inform the house that ms. on h.j.res.vote yes 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts rise? ms. clark: as the member esignated by ms. brownley, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. rownley will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. s the member designated by ms. bonamici, pursuant to house resolution 965 pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. bonamici will vote yes h.j.res. 107.

adam posen with us right now with the peterson institute. this is futures at -34.tephen wiseman did a wonderful book on moral conflict. in the fiscal debate in america, whether republican or democrat, i think of the late great ed lazear of stanford is maybe on the conservative side. i will let you pick your token liberal economist. there seems to be a morality play about our debt in deficit. discuss the moral conflict of too much debt. adam: the only moral aspect of aremuch debt is if you biasing today's people against tomorrow's children and that is the moral aspect. government debt eventually gets paid. other ways it is about efficiency. when we are talking about the energy a shake show -- intergenerational -- it comes down to costs and benefits, what are you spending the money on? thanks that are just conception boomers,for the baby or on things that gets the economy in a better shape in the future? that's what it should be about, fixating on debt as some immoral something that has been a concept throughout history but not really something that holds up to scrut

peterson will yes on house resolution 1271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? speaker, field: madam as the member designated by mr. carolina, orth pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. price will 1271.es on h.res. as the member designated by mr. of louisiana, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. richmond will yes on h.res. 1271. as the member designated by mr. bishop of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house bishop will vote yes on 1271. as the member designated by mr. pursuant to uri, h.res. 965, fovi inform the hou that mr. clay will vote yes on 1271. and finally, madam speaker, as he member designated by mr. carson of indiana, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house will vote yes on h.res. 1271. for peaker pro tempore: what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member eshoo, ed by ms. pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. eshoo will on h.res. 1271. the spe

the airline said courtney peterson and wesley moribe are no longer welcome on united flights.y were detained at airport checkpoints in hawaii after flying from sfo. they were traveling with a 4- year-old child. they have been charged with reckless endangerment and have since posted bail. >>> delta airlines is teaming up with the cdc. delta will ask international travelers heading to the u.s. to provide information voluntarily, including phone number and email addresses. that data will be transferred to the cdc to help with follow- up efforts. >>> an update on the fate of carnival cruises. they have canceled the remaining cruises from miami, port canaveral and galveston. it comes after they announced the cruises would be closed through january 31st amid a spike in coronavirus cases. >>> check out those massive waves. this was the swell at ocean beach in san francisco yesterday. it looks more like the scene you would see at hawaii or mavericks. >> right now we have a swell coming through. it's one of the best big wave beach breaks we have up in california. you know, this gets re

juliette: that was the peterson institute's adam posen speaking to us earlier.urned to american skies, with the first domestic flight since it was grounded worldwide almost two years ago. an american airlines plane flew from miami to new york after u.s. regulators lifted the ban last month. its return globally is key to boeing's attempt to repair about an -- repair a balance sheet. airbus is close to delivering 550 planes this year after covid-19 derailed air travel and demand for new jets. its remains comfortably ahead of rival boeing, although neither is anywhere near where they were a year ago. airbus delivered 263 planes in 2019 before the pandemic crushed airlines. the company abandoned its four your forecast back in march. air asia is reacting to the slumping aviation demand by selling its stake in an indian venture. the near-30 3% holding is worth about $38 million. they already own 51% of air asia india. air asia has been reviewing investments after its japanese affiliate filed for bankruptcy. it left the carrier dependent for survival. rishaad: we are g

that was adam posen, president of peterson institute for international economics, talking about the momentumf stimulus checks. bruce einhorn is our bloomberg reporter. good to have you with us this morning. take us through the theater of what's happening in the senate. bruce: currently what's happening is, we just had chuck schumer, the leader of the democrats move for the senate to for the house bill, called unanimous consent to do that. mitch mcconnell objected so that stop that process. mcconnell then said the senate would consider the higher stimulus checks, along with two other unrelated complaints that the president has. he wants investigation into alleged election fraud and also wants to revise a law that shields technology companies from liability for user content. so, we are likely to have the senate move on that perhaps in the next few days. it's unclear how quickly mcconnell would move ahead on that. manus: and in terms of the likelihood -- you heard adam posen said it is better to get this bill out the door and the dollar checks onto people's floor mats or bank accounts. what is

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attorney general peterson of nebraska earlier talked about how his concern really started to mount after a meeting in 2018, a national meeting of attorneys general on google data usage, and i wonder if there is anything you remember from that meeting? what was the spark that led your own concerns to mount? >> i do recall any number of meetings with ag's but this has long been the subject of discussion. our office has been paying attention to this for years and i have worked very intensely with a multistate group on this. you have to be completely asleep at the switch if you did not realize the extent to which platforms have come to dominate our lives. how news is delivered, how we access health care, finance, and what is important is that we innovation,d honor but we have two the same time major we are looking out to see that others in the marketplace are not engaged in anticompetitive conduct. the word on the street out there was if you did not play with facebook and submit to mark zuckerberg's and you were going of the marketath and basically be buried. and that is what happened for th