is the post office required to exist because of the u.s. constitution? guest: the constitution says congress has the authority to create post roads and post offices. there is a lot of variety that can be chosen from. the postal operations have always been a mixture of public sector and private sector. in th, they did not build a lot of post offices. they located post offices inside of taverns and general stores. there have always been private companies that have helped move the mail. it has been a complicated relationship. folks are wondering whether or not there is some sort of private sector, capitalist or company that wants to take over the postal service and do what the postal service does, i have been in this term 17 years and i have not seen anything like that. postal service business is an expected business. business,fficult hauling mail to all 50 states. incominging all of the mail, it is a complicated mess. situation.agine a let's make sure our viewers know they can join the conversation. we are going to open up regional lines about our conversat

the post office should raise the price of the packages to the companies, not to the people. the companies. and if they did that, it would be a whole different story. amy: "the washington post" called trump's claim the usps loses money on every package it delivers for e-commerce merchants baseless. , later that day, trump tweeted -- "i will never let our post office fail. it has been mismanaged for years, especially since the advent of the internet and modern-day technology. the people that work there are great, and we're going to keep them happy, healthy, and well!" at least 30 postal service workers have died from covid-19 and the u.s. post office has reported more than 1200 confirmed cases of the virus.. workers rereport aack of protectiveeaear. earlier this monthsesenato beie sananrs discussed the crisis confronngng theostal service thth american postal workerunion pridident rk dimostein. u uerstananthat the postmast genal hasasaid that postalerviviceill be running out of mey in n fewonths. the postal service has been dealing with long-term financial problems. what would

the important role the post office plays. the postmaster general is one of the earliest appointments in our first cabinet. state treasury, defense, attorney general, postmaster general. it's the fifth highest so now you see this is really dangerous. i mentioned that treasury is trying to leverage the debt situation in a way that must be stopped. the only way to stop it is if the american people understand what a loss it is for them. people might think it's because the president wants to come after, whatever it is, but it predates that. i think it is privatization because they are anti-governance and that's who they are. that's a legitimate debate to have in our country and we will have it. if we don't have a postal system, and again, all the people depend on it for and they don't like vote by mail. at this time with the coronavirus, vote by mail as important as a health issue that also, medicines and all the rest that people are depending on, so many things they are ordering online coming by mail, for them to be toying with h

post office. and the rest. it is disappointing that on the first charge, people had some disappointments. we'll see how it goes next. yes, ma'am? >> do you still plan on having the house come back on may 4 and if so, do you expect to have the next -- at that time. speaker pelosi: any decision on when to come backrests with the sergeant at arms and the capitol physician. hopefully things will get started but we will be ready with our next bill and the sooner we canning pass it the better because our teamers, firefighters, first responders and the rest need the resources that the state and local will bring. >> how much do you see is necessary to includes in the next package for state and local? speaker pelosi: probably the equivalent to what we've done for small businesses but i don't know. we're asking them for their evaluation on what is the needs or the capacity. what can you spend and the rest money t of the fun the is money they've already spent on the coronavirus and again, loss of revenue. i have an idea o

the post office receives no taxpayer money. it runs off postage, postage services and carries out its mission to 160 million addresses every day, no matter who we are and where we live. what's happening now, strictly covid, leave aside any other issues, strictly the impact of this covid pandemic, the post office revenue will likely drop precipitously. it already is. by upwards to, and maybe beyond 50%. so we don't have to be serious mathematicians to figure out that there's not going to be enough money coming in to serve the people of this country. at a time when the post office is invaluable, but often taken for granted in ordinary times. but a time of crisis, how much more valuable is the post office itself, getting medicines into people's homes, health information, food, packages, financial, checks. and communication when so many millions of people are isolated. so here we have a situation -- >> hey, mark -- >> that really should call for full support -- go ahead, i'm sorry, craig. >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to cut you off.

because the post office is massive and serves every piece of a country. the post office if they raise the price of a package, by four times, it would be a whole new ballgame. they do not want to raise that because they do not want to insult companies. the post office should raise the price of the packages to companies not to the people, took companies. if they did that it would be a different story. you agree with that statement? sec. mnuchin: i do and we are going to put certain criteria for a postal reform program as part of the loan. and we are looking forward to the board is recruiting a new postmaster general. and doing postal reform. pres. trump: i will go a step further. if they do not raise the price of the service that they get which is a tremendous service and they do a great job with the postal workers are fantastic, this thing is losing billions of dollars and it has for years because they do not want to insult, for whatever reason you can imagine. they do not want to insult these groups. if they do not raise the price i'm not signing anything

post office has been losing billions of dollars a year for many many years and have him take a look at that because that's the way to solve the problems you think is in the president mean to somebody the 1st thing you think is we could be very painful parenting but if you meet i'm going to say these are just like you know like have you mind is it 2 weeks ago this is for me and you know listen good luck to you as it was your livelihood offer and i defy you to find me that if we still sceptical of us that they make a where up against social distancing one side of us on here he said i said it was just like a flu so the worst pandemic we ever had. in this world was a flu and it was cold you know that it was in 19171800. and anywhere from 50 to 100000000 people died that was a fluke ok so you could say that i said it was a flu or you could say the flu is nothing to sneeze at. in the left in your office of science or party a school of thought to call skeptical about the thing anything more i did so so did i think there aren't too many of them if you look throughout the world and everyone

the post office should raise the price of a package by approximately four times. for some reason, these people have been there a long time but for some reason they are very cozy with some of these companies. they don't raise the price of a package. if they raised the price of a package like they showed four or five times, that is what it should be, or let amazon build its own post office which would be an impossible thing to do because the post office is massive and serves every little peas of the country. the post office -- if they raised at the price of the approximately four times, it would be a whole new ballgame but they don't want to raise because they don't want to insult amazon or other companies perhaps that they like. the post office should raise the price of a package to the companies, not to the people, to the companies. and if they did that come it would be a whole different story. do you agree with that, steve? >> i do and we will have certain criteria as part of the loan. we are looking forward to recruiting a new postmaster general and doing postal

the post office is massive and serves every piece of the country. the post office, if they raised the price of a packet by approximately four times, it would be a new ballgame. they don't want to raise it because they don't want to insult amazon and other companies that perhaps they like. the post office should raise the price of the packages through the companies, not through the people. if they did that, it would be a whole different story. do you agree with that statement? >> i do. we are putting certain criteria in as part of the loan. we are looking forward to the board recruiting a new postmaster general and doing postal reform. go further. if they don't raise the price of the service they give, which is a tremendous nervous, and a postal workers are fantastic, but this thing is losing billions of dollars. they don't want to insult, for whatever reason, amazon and these other groups. if they don't raise the price, i'm not signing anything. they will raise the price so that they become maybe profitable, but so that they lose less money. if they

a post office space. >>and former democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders is also reacting he tweeted it is disgusting that trump would exploit this pandemic to bust postal unions and privatized the most popular government agency in america, sanders added if we can bail out large corporations we can save the postal service and protect these essential jobs instructions to wash our hands and steer clear big crowds have been the constant advice of health experts during this pandemic but every week. >>we're learning new details about the virus and how to spot it and what to expect if you do get infected. kron four's noelle bellow talked with a stanford infectious disease expert tonight and she joins us now with more on the different ways the virus affects those in different age groups. noel. >>can earlier this week we talked about covid toes. it's a rash that some children infected by the virus were reportedly starting to get we also heard this week about young adults suffering from strokes a

these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. i'm jackie ibanez. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." be in * using a global pandemic and economic crisis to play with americans money. and a governor picks a fight with the senate majority leader. joining me, kevin mccarthy. congressman thanks for being here. i said in my open 4.4 million people had to go on unemployment thanks to nancy pelosi's delay of 7 days when there was already an agreement on the cares act when she was pitching for planned parenthood and the kennedy center and the green new deal. was i wrong? >> you are not wrong. that one is just last week. while small businesses shut down and made the sacrifice to keep america healthy, nancy pelosi sacrificed small businesses. she held it some when there were 700,000 small businesses with applications but they were out of money. nancy pelosi owes the americans an apology. she'd held up eve

the post office should raise the price of the packages to the companies, not to the people. if they did that, it would be a different story, do you agree with that? >> i do. we are putting certain criteria for our social reforchl progrm s part of the loan. >> i would go a step further. if they don't raise the price, this thing is losing billions of dollars, it has been for years. they don't want to insult for whatever reason you could imagine, they don't want to insult amazon or other groups. if they're not raising the price, i am not signing anything. if they raise the price so they become even profitable so they lose much less money. if they don't do it, i am not tho authorizing you to do anything, steve. >> i was asked the question sarcastically to reporters like you to see what happens. i was asking the question of the gentleman that was there, bill, when they say something that'll last three our four or six hours but if the sun is out and if they use infectant, it goes away. i was asked of a sarcastic question to the reporters in the room about disinfectant on the insid

if they would raise the prices by actually a lot, then you would find out the post office could makeey or breakeven but they do not do that, and i am trying to figure out why. these are independent boards, they were appointed by other administrations, they are sort of long term, there for a long time, and i have been talking to them also. you can look it up. take a look. they have to raise the prices for these companies that walk in and drop thousands of packages on the floor of the post and say deliver it, and they make money, but the post office gets killed. ok? so they ought to do that and we are looking into it and we have been pushing them now for over a year. you know that because you have seen the stories. i am pushing them. not fair for them to this great, wonderful, modern companies. they walk into our old post office with all these routes that could never be built, you could never build them, they go into areas you could never do. and they say, here, deliver this, and they lose a lot of money per package, and they have to raise their prices, but this postal commission does

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the post office should raise the price of the packages to the companies. not to the people, to the companies. if they did that, it would be a whole different story. do you agree with that, stephen? >> i do. and, actually, you're going to put certain criteria for a postal reform program as part of the loan. we are looking forward, they are recruiting a new postmaster general and doing postal reform. >> president trump: i will go a step further. if they don't raise the price of the service they give, which is a tremendous service and they do a great job, and the postal workers are fantastic, but this thing is losing billions of dollars. it has for years. because they don't want to insult, for whatever reason -- you can imagine -- they don't want to insult amazon and these other groups. if they don't raise the price, i'm not signing anything. they'll raise the price, so they become maybe even profitable, but so they lose much less money. if they don't do it, i'm not signing anything, and i'm not authorizing you to do anything, steve. putter could you clarify

and they make money but the post office gets killed. okay?they ought to do that and we're looking into it. we've been pushing them now for over a year. you know that because you have seen the stories i'm pushing them. not fair for them to, to this great wonderful, modern companies, they're walking into our old post office with all those routes that could never be built, you could never build them. they go into areas that you could never do, and they say, here, deliver this. and they lose a lot of money per package. they have to raise their prices but their postal commission doesn't do it. we just got a chance to appoint a couple people on to the commission as i understand it, and that's good but they have to raise their prices otherwise they're just going to lose a lot of money. tell your democrat friend he ought to focus on that, if he focused on that he could truly save the post office. post office has been losing billions of dollars a year for many, many years. and, have him take a look at that because that is the way to solve the problems

they drop everything and the post offices and say you deliver it. if they'd raise the prices by actually a lot, then you'd find out that the post office could make money or break even. but they don't do that. and i'm trying to figure out why. these are independent boards. they were appointed by other administrations. they're sort of long term. they're there for a long time. and i've been talking to them also. you can look it up. take a look. they should raise -- they have to raise the prices to these companies that walk in and drop thousands of packages on the floor of the post office and say, deliver it. and they make money, but the post office gets killed. okay? so they ought to do that. and we're looking into it. we've been pushing them now for over a year. and you know that because you've seen the stories. i'm pushing them. not fair for them to -- to -- these great, wonderful, modern companies, they walk into our old post office with all these routes that could never be built. you could never build them. they go into areas that you could never d

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they drop everything and the post office and they say you deliver it. if they would raise the prices by actually a lot, then you'd find out that the post office could make money or breakeven. but they don't do that and i'm trying to figure out why. these are independent boards who were appointed by other administrations. they are sort of long term. they are there for a long time. i've been talking to them and you can look it up. take a look. they should raise -- they have to raise the prices to these companies that walk in and dropped thousands of packages on the floor of the post office and say deliver it and they make money but the post office gets killed. okay? they are to do that we are looking into it and we been pushing now for over a year and you know that because you have seen i am pushing them. it's not fair for them to this great wonderful modern companies, they walk into the old post office, all of these routes. you couldn't build them. they go into areas you can never do. they say here, deliver this. they lose a lot of money per package and

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tv offer a 4 week trial plus postage a a digital scale go to stamps.com/deal and never go to the post office again grocerstores are among the most visited businesses ding this pandemic and lately some oppers have noticed what appears to be a dwindling pply of meat and produce that some shops but the fda says not to worry there. no nationwide shortages of food kron four's to to call spoke with a grocer in pleasant hill whoagrees. >>grocery shoppers should buy on what's needed to last up to 2 week for your family and pets and leave some for others that's the message from frankie on us he's the deputy commisonerof food policy and response for the u.s. food and drug administration. he says during this prolonged pandemic much like others he's noticed some bare shelves at his grocery stores but add so far as his department nitors the food industry there is no nationwide or regional shortage of supply. he says in some grocerstores is pply quote temporary because of unprecedented csumer demand, not a lack of the food syem's ability to produce process and deliver fees all that product will be worked

the post office is a public institution. it does not run with taxpayer dollar. nly works on revenue from post dama postal. and this pandemic is causing a drop in mail volume and revenue. think about it. small businesses aren't mailing. advertisers aren't mailing. those sending birthday cards can't get them to mail them. so the postmaster general is right. without relief, the post office could see a reduction of 40 to 50% of revenue, which will make it impossible for the post office to carry out the mission to the people of this country. universal service, no matter who we are or where we live, 160 million addresses a day, that would cease unless there was genuine relief to the postal service, which is genuine relief to the people of this country. -- >> you have -- we've had more than 900 postal workers who have -- more than 900 workers test positive for the virus. 30 postal workers have died from this. the concept about running out of money by september has somebody communicated with you what it means for postal workers. does it mean the mail stops? your workers

be a bad idea but the dust will prevent the e post-office box from bonding we need to clean the hole out first. >> so, now we have properly cleaned hole what's the next step. >> the next step to use e post-office box 2 consultants that mixes this together and get them into tubes and put a notice he will into the hole and put the e post-office box slowly and have a hole with e post-office box. >> now it is important to worm or remember when you bolt our own foundation you have to go to 9 department of building inspection and get a permit before you start what should we look at next what i did next bolt. >> a couple of anchors that expand and we can try to next that will take a hole that hole is drilled slightly larger marathon the anchor size for the e post-office box to flow around the anchor and at expansion is going into the hole the same dinning room we'll switch tamet so, now we have the second hole drilled what next. >> this is the anchor and this one has hard and steel threads that cuts their way into the concrete it is a ti ton anchor with the same large square so similar this

they drop everything in the post office and say you deliver it. if they would raise the prices by actually a lot, then you would find out the post office could make money or break even. but they don't do that. and i'm trying to figure out why. these are independent boards. they were appointed by other administrations. they're sort of long-term. they're there for a long time. and i've been talking to them also. you can look it up. take a look. they should raise -- they have to raise the prices to these companies that walk in and drop thousands of packages on the floor of the post office and say deliver it. and they make money. but the post office gets killed. okay? so they ought to do that. and we're looking into it. and we've been pushing them now for over a year. and you know, that because you've seen the stories. i'm pushing them. not fair for them to these great wonderful modern companies walk into our old post office with all these routes could never be built. you could never build them. they go into areas that you could never do. and they say

i don't mean to be snippy here but the post office is losing money on amazon.ing all of that on its own with outside vendors, not the united states post office. again, i'm not here to be tacky or throw zingers out of nowhere. just on the medical issues in particular. this other stuff probably isn't too, too important in the scheme of things. just to be accurate here, he's got a great health care task force team, some of the best medical minds on the planet, and on that front, in addressing this, getting this under control, high marks are deserved for the way our country now is not only beefing up testing but also balancing very carefully how you help the economy and help keep neil: that will do it for us here. the dow jones industrials are up about 73 points here. we have some comeback going on, but not as much as yesterday. to charles payne right now. hey charles. charles: hey, neil, thank you very much. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking at this moment, folks, what a week it's been. now the markets giving back some of the big bo

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is the post office required to exist because of the u.s. constitution? the constitution says congress has the authority to create post roads and post offices. there is a lot of variety that can be chosen from. the postal operations have always been a mixture of public sector and private sector. in the days of ben franklin, they did not build a lot of post offices. they located post offices inside of taverns and general stores. there have always been private companies that have helped move the mail. it has been a complicated relationship. folks are wondering whether or not there is some sort of private sector, capitalist or company that wants to take over the postal service and do what the postal service does, i have been in this term 17 years and i have not seen anything like that. postal service business is an expected business. business,fficult hauling mail to all 50 states. incominging all of the mail, it is a complicated mess. situation.agine a let's make sure our viewers know they can join the conversation. we are going to open up regional lines abo

and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> hi. welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and all around the world. thank you very much for joining me. this is cnn. i'm robyn curnow. just ahead, a grim warning, fears over a second coronavirus wave expected to hit this winter. many question how long we may have to live under the threat of covid-19. also, help is on the way for small businesses devastated by the pandemic. they could see relief in the u.s., but there are concerns about how far the money will actually go.

they depend on the post office as a public institution. seniors now have always been getting their medicine by mail for a long time now and now even more urgently. people are buying things that are telemarketing and the rest and they're being delivered by the post office. so at this time, any time it's a bad idea, but it's what they're about, privatization, privatization, privatization. let someone else go make money off someone that should be a public service for the american people. we will have to have that fight. we tried to get funding for the post office in the c.a.r.e.s. one bill. the president i understand personally rejected it. we have to save the lives and livelihood of the american people. we also have to save our liberty, the life of our democracy. voting by mail is central to this in any event, but at the time of the coronavirus, very essential. we had $400 million in c.a.r.e.s. one, we have to have much more than that in c.a.r.e.s. two so people can vote by mail. when the supreme court acting like party hacks said that the s

postal service providing services and goods like lifesaving medications this battle to save the post office it isn't new nor was it created solely by the covert 1900 pandemic the postal service lost nearly $78000000000.00 since 2007 and can't seem to regain. the u.s.p.s. called on congress to provide legislative reforms including changes to employee compensation over a year ago the mail agency released a 5 point strategic plan to help them get back on track they promoted innovation in e-commerce as well as digital services the truck white house didn't bite and congress hasn't prioritize the agency as the american lifeline that it is the expectation that congress would support the post agency isn't far fetched after all congress supports an advocate for lower cost prescription drugs many of which are deliberate to the homes of seniors directly by their millman right now their campaigns for filling out the census in important data set used for funding local infrastructure and let's not forget the steady push or vote by mail and absentee ballots it's an election year. your postal service makes

trump organization owns and operates the hotel but it's in a federally owned building, the old post office building. rent goes to the gsa, the general services administration. eric trump, the president's son, tells "the times" the company has asked about possible changes to the terms of the lease, which could include adjustments to future monthly payments. that all creates an interesting situation since the gsa, of course, is part of the administration. with that, let's bring in our leadoff discussion guests on a tuesday night. with that, we welcome to the broadcast jonathan karl, who hasn't been on before because he happens to be chief white house correspondent for abc news and the current president of the white house correspondents association even though the president predicted he'd never make it. he was in today's white house briefing as he is most days. he's the author of a new book you should add to your quarantine reading list as we have, "front row at the trump show indication. also with us tonight, kimberly atki atkins, senior correspondent for -- and dr. kavita patel is back with

post office is one of the largest employer of immigrant 1st generation immigrants minority women and women of color is almost 62 percent and that's the reason that they don't have the protective gear the same reason that they're not going into doing ice and 4th is because they don't care about him or immigrants and immigration and but on top of that what it also says they don't care about the u.s. citizens who patrol these jobs because it's not just those people who are being deciding that are as they are lawyers for the government our province lawyer as well as anyone who has a job in the government that is pertaining to those potential better people who bring the food in people who work the jail cells people who clean the facilities all those things are great concern but in addition to that one of the things that we have just recently found out today that one of them is the government is doing which isn't really doing it for the world and now they are defaulting people from the facility and also deporting people with the covert 19 does the other areas of the world which is a drain

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