now away goes the post office on , wheels.ountryhe people in the all the services of a post office in town. everyday, everywhere, hundreds of mailmen are going the rounds. the deep, deep snow does not stop this mailman. rain does not keep this mailman from bringing the mail on time. in a town on the desert, the heat does not make the mailman late. sometimes, a messenger brings a letter by special delivery at night. in good weather and bad weather, the mailman brings us our mail. he always tries to be on time. he works quickly, for he knows where each piece of mail belongs. the mailman is friendly and helpful. almost everybody likes him, for almost everybody likes to get mail. ♪ >> efforts to bring complete mechanization to mail proc

now, away goes the post office on wheels, taking to people in the country all the services of a post office in town. every day, everywhere, hundreds of mailman are going on their rounds. the deep, deep snow doesn't stop this mailman. rain doesn't keep this mailman from bringing the mail on time. in a town on the desert, the heat doesn't make the mailman late. sometimes, a messenger brings a letter by special delivery at night. in good weather and in bad weather, the mailman brings us our mail. he always tries to be on time.

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literally, the post office stands to be swamped, overwhelmed, drowned in a sea mail.rtation routes will not work. the answer has to be as new as the challenge is new and the post office has the only logical answer. zip code. mail distribution vias the straight line, always the shortest distance between two distant points. zip code, five trailblazing numbers like this one launched every piece of mail with space-aged speed and precision. ♪ now that's easy to say and sounds just fine but let's put this question on the line ♪ ♪ what is the zip code, a postal clerk ♪ ♪ we'll be glad to explain how the zip code eases your postal pain ♪ ♪ the first tells which part of the nation your letter will find its destination since the country is divided into ten sections each with a number to establish direction ♪ ♪ before your letter has even departed we've already got it started ♪ ♪ the next two digits go hand in hand to a major post office over land ♪ ♪ since each big section has town after town ♪ ♪ we need these numbers to narrow things down ♪ ♪ we've got the section and the city

away goes the post office on wheels. all the services of a post office in town.veryday, everywhere, hundreds of mailmen are going the rounds. deep, deep snow does not stop this mailman. this mailman keep from bringing the mail on time. desert, the the heat does not make the mailman late. sometimes, a messenger brings a letter by special delivery at night. bad weather,er and the mailman brings us our mail. he always tries to be on time. he works quickly, for he knows where each piece of mail belongs. the mailman is friendly and helpful. almost everybody likes him, for almost everybody likes to get mail. ♪ >> efforts to bring complete mechanization to mail processing continues through in-depth research and latest scientific techniques, and the development of hardware. reduction of human effort, removal of the lifting and movement of heavy burdens from human muscle to the sinews of machine.

it's like if the post office was directed by ben affleck.ore homes in a day than fedex, ups, and we are sorry to say, even your mother." post office has been woven into the fabric of america since before the founding. it's as old as the republic itself it's literally in the constitution >> u.s. postal service has been delivering mail since before the declaration of independence was even signed. president george washington signed the postal service act which authorized congress to create the u.s. postal service this established routes and made it illegal to open anyone's mail >> seth: that's right, george washington made it illegal to open anyone else's mail of course, washington couldn't have envisioned living in a new york city apartment and getting mail for the previous five tenants every day. by the way, if you're watching melvin schwartz, rebecca had the baby place in our history, there's long been an effort by republicans and billionaires like charles koch to privatize it as far back as 1988, ronald reagan's budget director james miller

post office. (noise) >> it wasn't long ago communication was a simple act, but man's ingenuity is limited, so man found a way to bridge the distance -- he invented writing and typographical errors. to carry messages across vast distances, men developed roads, highways, turnpikes. bunions, calluses, and a rare assortment of ailments. yes, up until recently, communication remained a simple act. what matter if it took two weeks to go from new york to atlanta, over a month to st. louis? louis? if a letter arrived a month or so later, nobody fussed. the times were tunes to wagon wheels. distance was measured by weeks and months. everything was a part time off. then, slowly, the country got up steam. commerce shook off its sea anchor and headed westward. all the with of the continent. there was a new idea -- speed. everything was coming up to date in the kansas city's and the portland's. communication became the most vital aspect of our economy. the post office became the prime artery for congress for a

, $20 billion in cuts, impose 3700 post offices, 120,000 jobs. this is documented in the washington post since we are using the washington post as a source. talking about problems with delay and delivery of mail, changes being made, closure of sorting facilities not just taking sorting machines out but closing facilities. >> freeze this time, please freeze this time. as a matter of record, not the obama administration but the post office under the previous postmaster general, and it was an uproar and we got it stopped because it was done unilaterally, capriciously and no consultation, just wanted to make that point. it was a ton of it and i was here for that. it was on a bipartisan basis but that postmaster general didn't do consultation, i thank my friend for yielding and his time was intact. >> i appreciate that, the post office has had major major problems for years. we have been trying to sort through this, to resolve problems with the post office it was political and i want to point out the changes, the current postmaster general accused of m

and we are trying to sort this out the most affective way we can to resolve the problems with the post office but now it's become political. i would like to also point out that the changes the current postmaster general accused of making were implemented before he took office, and he's the one that stopped them. to make that same point you were making, i think we're trying to cast dispersians where they are not justified. for these other issues, i just think this has become so highly partisan, and just as to the divisiveness of our ability -- of what is going on in congress that makes our ability to get anything done almost impossible. to bring in witnesses who are as partisan as these witnesses are -- this is not productive. this does not advance the agenda for the post office in any form or fashion. so that's my problem with this hearing. i know, mr. chairman, where your heart is for reform, but, again, i just take exception at what i am hearing here today. with that i will yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. the gentlelady from the district of columbia. congresswoman norton, are you ther

lugar post office. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, and the gentleman from mr. cloud, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the york, mrs. from new maloney. mrs. maloney: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to evise and extend their remarks extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. maloney: i yield myself consume. as i may the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. rs. maloney: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to join my colleagues in consideration of s. 3105, to facility of the u.s. postal service located at street in eridian indianapolis, indiana, as the post office.gar richard lugar was born in 1932 after , in 1932. -- in after attending high school, he went to oxford as a rhodes scholar. then served in the u.s. navy as an intelligence officer and eturned to indianapolis soon after. he first served in local government on the school board city may

the post mansour confirmed the post office -- the postmaster confirmed the post office has liquidity and could be funded until 2021. some contemplated by congress it would barely make a dent to a financially sound postal service. its long-term retirement liabilities. in fact, our members are concerned major really funding could lead congress to continue to postpone much needed postal reform. we respectfully urge congress to enact comprehensive postal reform legislation to secure the future of the postal service. in order for mail to fulfill the statutory role to the economy, it must be affordable and reliable means for communicating and helping business. willlieve stakeholders perform legislation on several elements. one, a well-defined universal service obligation based on an estimate what the u.s. needs from the postal system. two, safeguards to ensure users of the monopoly products maintain pricing predictability. three, revised approach to funding the retiree obligation by using strategies more in line with best practices. finally, oversight to ensure accountability and transpare

this year tens of millions of american will also rely on the post office to post. president trump deliberately attempts to erode america'sly confidence in voting by mail, his postmaster general and longtime republican fundraiser faces serious questions about this in the post office during an election year. he instituted drastic service changes which caused enormous backlogs in delay and mail delivery. only a massive public outcry from both sides of the aisle caused him to reverse this course and now reports came out over the weekend a lodging that while he was ceo of the logistics may have been involved in an illegal scheme in which he pressured employees into financially supporting republican candidates using company bonuses as reimburseme reimbursement. if these reports are true, they constitute a serious violation of campaign-finance law. the house has already announced that they will investigate these claims. so while it is time to state the obvious, the postal board of governors should suspendio postmaster general while the serious allegations under investigat

tens of millions of americans rely on the post office every day for the medications.erans benefits, food and paychecks this year, tens of millions of americans who also will rely on the post office to vote in a national election. and as president trump deliberately attempts to erode american confidence in voting, and voting by mail, his hand-picked postmaster general, mr. d joy, a longtime republican mpfundraiser read and trump donr faces serious questions about politicizing the post office during an election year. during his short tenure, instituted service changes to the postal service. which caused enormous back laws in today's and mail delivery. only massive public outcry from both sides of the aisle caused him to revert and trend reverses course . out, reports came out over the weekend, alleging that he while he was ceo seo may have been involved in an illegal donor scheme. in which he pressured employees into financially supporting republican and the dates using company bonuses as reimbursement for it if these reports are true, they constitute a serious violatio

of transportation of the post office department.d rpo cars and manned by hard-working transportation crews, they provide almost 500 million miles of valuable service every year. in addition to trains, today, highway post offices help speed the mail to every corner of the country. these vehicles regularly travel established routes on fixed schedules. one or more clerks and a driver serve about 20 post offices twice a day. in an expanding postal service, many forms of transportation are used. among these are buses, trains, ships, and planes. airmail service is also a vital activity. mail of all classes, except that which may be damaged by low temperatures or high altitudes, is accepted for airmail. postal transportation clerks distribute airmail in terminals right at the airfield, much the same as they work on trains and buses. nation's mail 24 hours a day seven days a week takes a lot of men, an army of public servants. who are these men? they might be like cappy smith, a man next door. let's stay with him and watch a typical rpo cle

have a government with officials who are free of conflict of interest we also have a right to a post office is not politicized and with the concerns we have the politicalization of the postha office and i have to save if we have to worry about whether democrats and republicans coming to delivery of the united states mail be are in serious trouble. >> why is usps not releasing mr. dejoy ethics document even in redacted form? >> it should release all of the ethics with the clearance of mr. dejoy immediately to this committee to conduct a proper investigation which is what you are paid to do on this committee it is our representative for you to investigate ethics rules although should be produced immediately to this committee. >> the office of government ethics has yet to certify a statement is that a problem? >> definitely a problem and at this point as postmaster to receive questions that are unanswered that is simply unacceptable. >> your time is expired i yield back thank you. >> the gentle man from tennessee is recognized for five minutes. >> mo start my day would never come i would like

in the middle of a pandemic, america must have faith and confidence in the post office and those who lead it. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> madam president, we are all, as we know, in the middle after public health crisis. the american people are hurting from every state in our country. nearly 190,000 people, our fellow citizens have died. millions have lost their jobs and they're struggling to make ends meet. people are being evicted from their homes, they're struggling to feed their families. and the virus is still not under control. we know

the post office uses 25 million sacks and pouches. if a letter were lost in one of them, it might be lost a long time. the metal eyes were placed on hooks. the sides of each sack became taut, leavingbetween sacks. after being pulled tight, the card were dropped into the sacks. finally, all the racks were addressed. this business is full of such unique terms, and since they are widely used, it's good for all employees to know them. when phil asked kathy to check his work, cappy pointed out a hole between the sacks where mail might slip through. this was easily corrected by re-hooking and tightening the tie cord. together, instructor and student checked over the job, making sure the racks were dressed according to the car diagram. it was important to know the differences between a sack, which is used for newspapers and parcel post, and a pouch, which is used for first-class mail, and then the label holders for the two containers as well as the different methods of closing. the sack is tied with cords while the pouch is trapped -- strapp

joie: the post office has a long history of community service. e first postmaster general, ben franklin, created a network of roads along the olanta coast, where you can still find old post roads today. by the early 1900s americans trusted the postal service so much that parents used parcel post to mail their children. a practice the postmaster general begged them to stop. the service has long provided opportunity. today nearly four in ten workers are people of color and 40% are women. the postal service consistently ranks as america's favorite federal agency. and despite dire financial straits, $8.8 billion in losses last year alone, some like new yorker writer casey cep argue, "we can't afford to lose the postal service." >> that is absolutely true. joie: her mom is retired carrier sandy cep. but she also points out that even the founding fathers understood the value of the postal service. >> you say that, but sometimes history is just quaint. >> and the history of the postal service is incredibly quaint and full of americana. >> but is it outmo

well actually i think that's not true i think what's going on in the post office. at that point constitutes a deep legal problem because if indeed what is happening is that mail is being slowed the operations of the post office are being gummed up and mail is being delayed in some cases we have reports of mail actually being dumped and that all of this is being done to support the reelection chances of donald trump there is a there are deep legal problems with that deep ethical problems with that and so i think that in fact there are many respects in which the president's attempt to ensure his reelection and what he's doing to suppress all running as i want to do want to come to me are now let's just respond to those allegations that illegality is happening now it might not come out before the election but certainly an investigation will take place after the election if it does come out your man is certainly impeached isn't it. know there's not illegality at the post office in fact almost every allegation that's been made has been disproven or has been shown to hav

and we've provided samples to the post office. so we provided packets of vote-by-mail for the outto the voters for testing by the post office and we've provided packets of the return ballots that voters will send back to the department. so the post office has been able to run these samples through their equipment, to determine that the ballot packets will run through the equipment without issues so there's no delay with the mail getting to the voters or back to the department. we're trying to reduce a lot of in-voting person and one person has been the i voted sticker. they go to the polling place and cast their ballot and people can wear it proudly throughout the day on election day. and so now, for this election, we've included an i voted sticker in the inserts and everyone who cast the plot, they can save it until election day or put it on even earlier to encourage early voting because that's something we want everyone to actually think about is getting to us earlier so we're not having a lot of ballots to process right around

post office while also insisting the post office will step up and will meet the demands this election season. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, stephen. if you have a story for stephen or anyone in the investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, kicking off his 25th week working from home. >> wow. >> it continues to go, jeff. take it away. >> hi. i know it does. glad we have the technology to bring it right here to you from my room. yes, that's where i'm at right now. no green screen magic behind me. that's actually my living room. let's get you squared away on that weather forecast. a lot happening here and many different layers in the atmosphere. i wanted to start off with a wide look at what we're dealing with right now. we have high pressure which is keeping the storm track right off to the north. circulation around this is the reason why we can't get this smoke to clear out. it's actually helping to push more smoke over the bay area from fires to the north. we

i mean is the solution for the post office to go bankrupt? is it, you know a a reorganization where you have to acknowledge these things will not get paid? or do we hope one day for some reason the post office discover as business where revenue goes through the roof and suddenly they can pay it? >> well, that is a tough question. look, when i got to washington 30 years ago, melissa, one of the first projects i worked on how we could privatize the postal service, make it a private institution, not a public institution. people back then said, we have to have a government-run postal service to have people get packages delivered, mail delivered to them at their doorstep. i was thinking when you were talking, melissa, we have companies like amazon, fedex now, i can order something online right now in the next half hour and guess what? amazon will deliver that to me in the next couple of days. we have to really wonder why it is we need a postal service anymore? we have private delivery services that can provide the kind of mail delivery and let's m

grothman: you don't feel he's been sabotaging the post office or the mail? done so far are moving things in the right direction? say the an: i would things we've observed so far are consistent with similar efforts in the past under ifferent post masters general and we're not all that surprising to be honest. mr. grothman: how long have you postal policy?n mr. fineman: this is my fifth year and i worked for the postal for approximately 28 years. mr. grothman: you should know about the postal service, it you.d be how long has the postal service lost money? mr. fineman: oh, i think every back to at least 2008. mr. grothman: ok. how ou give me suggestions you feel they can get a handle on costs? mr. fineman: well, i certainly to increase productivity would be beneficial and are much needed. encourage the postal service to concentrate its fforts on making its last-mile delivery network as efficient as possible. testimony, i y think there are things congress can do that can relieve some of burdensome ary and retirement funding that would benefit the system. i also

here.s i will jump on if you want to get an absentee vote and you want to go down to the post office and have it mailed to you, i have no problem with that. but for the states to willy-nilly send out voter or qualifications to vote, have a problem with that. this year, i received two ballots in the mail from california. this is the way they are going this ticket me off the rolls. they told me if i go down to vote in person and they have already mailed me for cards, i may not be able to vote in person. i am going to find out on voting day. that is a problem i have. i will actually text you the two ballots i received in the primaries to show you i am not lying about this. this is the problem i have. if they had a tracking system out here to where i could find out if my vote really counted, i would have no problem. but you have people that have no idea, who registered their dog, who register as mickey mouse, who don't live at these addresses. and the state is just shipping off these ballots. that is a big problem. host: go ahead and respond, john. guest: going back to the history of thi

so i believe we are doing everything to support the post office.ion by mail then the republicans should fund the post office. the board of governors asked for $25 billion just to recover from coronavirus. that's what my bill did that we passed in an emergency meeting on saturday. along with reversing all of the actions that the postmaster general has taken to slow down the mail. and then we had internal documents from the post office that showed that in every major category, there was a major slowdown of mail. this happened within two months after he took office. i'd say in the private sector, he would be out the door if you hired a ceo and whose great contribution was messing it up. making it difficult for people to get their medications. scaring them that they weren't getting their checks and mail and communications and business correspondence. the postal service belongs to everyone. it's not a government agency. it's independent. belongs to the american people. it's a pillar of our democracy, and even mentioned in our constitution. we should be

the post office road, they could not access the delivery location. attempted to make a delivery at his home according to his surveillance cameras. ten minutes prior, this amazon worker does not have any problems making a delivery. >> it was set as delivered, i didn't get it until yesterday. >> section 17 two, falsification of postal returns to increase competition. >> larry believes the post office is working the law. >> postal carriers have told me that they were instructed to do that for the big customers, like amazon, so that there on time livery record looks better . >> a spokesperson told me that the postmaster directly contacted larry and admitted that the carrier would have made a mistake and will get additional training. one resident said they had delays in getting the mail. >>> tonight, san jose is valley to clean up the mess near a struggling homeless encampment that we just showed you last week. discarded furniture, appliances, and other junk took over a stretch of the coyote valley. the mayor is focused on getting homeless people in that

and we've provided samples to the post office. so we provided packets of vote-by-mail for the outto the voters for testing by the post office and we've provided packets of the return ballots that voters will send back to the department. so the post office has been able to run these samples through their equipment, to determine that the ballot packets will run through the equipment without issues so there's no delay with the mail getting to the voters or back to the department. we're trying to reduce a lot of in-voting person and one person has been the i voted sticker. they go to the polling place and cast their ballot and people can wear it proudly throughout the day on election day. and so now, for this election, we've included an i voted sticker in the inserts and everyone who cast the plot, they can save it until election day or put it on even earlier to encourage early voting because that's something we want everyone to actually think about is getting to us earlier so we're not having a lot of ballots to process right around

we made that when speaker pelosi called us back for that emergency meeting on the post office prior to our departure where she said we would not leave until we had a covid relief bill. recommithe motion to to do that. unfortunately, the democrat majority voted it down. americans still need to relief for the economic fallout of this pandemic response. congressional republicans have come to the table with a targeted proposal. democrats continue to delay relief to support an unrelated liberal agenda. we note chinese continue to spy and are actively attempting to sabotage our vaccine research. i actually produced a bill to sanction anyone after reports from the fbi that iran, russia, and trident were trying to hack into our companies, our universities to still do vaccine. they slowed the process for our vaccine down. it just so happens when we introduce the bill to recommit that day, two chinese were found to do this. the democrats had an opportunity to stop that activity. they voted it down. , herebeing away for weeks is what the democrats decided to make a priority this week instead of d

these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers toare for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> are you willing to tell the american people tonight whether or not you will support ending the filibuster or packing the courts? >> whatever position i take will become the issue. >> why won't you answer the question? >> shut up, man. >> it was on your list, joe? >> to bring disaster for joe biden taking shots from donald trump over where they would add justices to the bench as president but trump seems to have the votes to get his nominee through, amy coney barrett is the person we are talking about. who is playing politics and who is following the constitution to give the vice president for constitutional government john malcolm, is biden's refusal to answer the

now, away goes the post office on wheels, taking to people in the country all the services of a post office in town. every day, everywhere, hundreds of mailman are going on their rounds. the deep, deep snow doesn't stop this mailman. rain doesn't keep this mailman from bringing the mail on time. in a town on the desert, the heat doesn't make the mailman late. sometimes, a messenger brings a letter by special delivery at night. in good weather and in bad weather, the mailman brings us our mail. he always tries to be on time. he works quickly, for he knows where each piece of mail belongs. the mailman is friendly and helpful. almost everybody likes him, for almost everybody likes to get mail. >> efforts to bring complete mechanization to mail processing continue through in-depth research into latest scientific techniques and development of operational hardware. reduction of human effort, removal of lifting and movement of heavy burdens from human muscle to the sinews of machines. improvements in methods for processing and ever-increasing volume of mail. these are some of the fields in w

have control of the post office. i would comment we agreed with senator schumer and the speaker on money for the post office. this was an area of agreement. the post office has substantial cash and we want to make sure they have substantial liquidity going forward. rep. raskin: can you commit that the post office will get the resources it needs to deliver the mail on time so we can have a fair and accurate election in 2020? sec. mnuchin: i can only commit we will have funds available. we have a signed term sheet. they have $10 million they can draw down whatever they needed -- need it, subject to conditions they signed and agreed to. as part of the new package, we have agreed, we will give them another $10 million, more than enough money on top of their $14 billion in cash. i yield back. >> thank you. the chair yields five minutes. >> thank you. thank you so much for coming over here. i appreciate your time. i wanted to start with your question from a restaurant owner in my district. i promised i would come down to d

they're the post office.s nixed by the white house because the white house didn't want to cause concern or panic people by sending them masks. think about that. that one decision, the decision not to let the post office do something amazing -- deliver, you know, almost thre750 millio masks to americans that cost lives. the reason why, because it went counter to have the president's narrative that there was nothing to worry about, that this virus was simply going disappear when it gets warmer. keep your eye on the stock market, the stock market is recovering. he was panic about tanking the stock market. he didn't care about burying people that many one decision killed 150,000 people and counting. >> yeah. more here -- the staffer told "the washington post" that the president would often blindside the task force with public comments like, his support for hydroxychloroquine and his skepticism of masks. how much of his bogus and unproven claims set us back as a country? >> what a horrible distraction. his people,

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tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. todd: tuesday september 8th unrest turned suddenly. police in la, rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters while a counterprotest in oregon's capital ends interests. in seattle police pushing for human barricade to defend their union headquarters. >> massive protest on the east coast >> reporter: daniel pruitt's brother speaks in rochester, chaotic and across the country. todd: the breaking developments overnight. >> protesters demanding justice for six boob straight night following the death of daniel prove. [crowd chanting] >> reporter: proved's brother joining demonstrators at the public safety building reiterating demands for the mayor and police chief to resign. >> our officials failed to protect and put us in danger. >> naked protesters wearing spit hoods in front of the city's public safety building to protest crude's death, body cam video shows prudent naked and handcuffed wearing spit hood after officers responded to a wellness check. in los angeles police setting up