schumer grew up in a tri-plex. sen. schumer: triple decker. rep. pelosi: do you want to tell your story? sen. schumer: ok. we tell each other a lot of stories. you should have heard us singing before. you did? reporter: we could hear something. sen. schumer: oh, golly. it was a song. she was putting on lipstick. it was a song. i want to ask, how many of you have heard of the song? "lipstick on your collar." anyone hear of it? raise your hands. we are trying to figure out who sang it. did you figure it out? reporter: connie francis. sen. schumer: connie francis. "where the boys are." now we are finished with our trivia. in my neighborhood where i grew up, there were lots of triple-deckers. the landlord was a working family, they owned the building. there was a family on the second floor and first floor that rented. if they can't pay the rent, if they have a moratorium, this is not a big fancy landlord. it is a working person. or she is not getting money to pay the mortgage, the electricity, the property taxes, etc. if you do not push money into the

schumer grew up in a tri-plex. sen. schumer: we tell each other a lot of stories. you should have heard us singing before. you did? oh, golly. it was a song. she was putting on lipstick. it was a song. i want to ask, how many of you have heard of the song? "lipstick on your collar." we are trying to figure out who sang it. connie francis. where the boys are. that was one of her movies or songs. we are finished with our trivia. in my neighborhood where i grew .p lots of triple-deckers the landlord was a working family, they owned the building. the second family on floor and first floor that rented. if they can't pay the rent, if they have a moratorium, this is not a fancy landlord. it is a working person. he is not getting she is not getting money to pay the mortgage, the electricity, the property taxes, etc. if you don't push money in, it doesn't work. but they tie themselves into a not to act like they want to try to do something without spending any money. it is impossible when you have such a huge session and such a huge pandemic. vein, wesi: in that are talking

leader schumer: leader schumer: i would make one more point about the vice president. two points. first, he is head of the coronavirus task force. i would not be proud of that if i were him. we have done.y so clearly the response of the administration, and if pentz was leading it, it is a severe indictment of him that will be a stain on his record no matter what he does afterward. and when trump just allies to the detriment of the country, pence is quiet as a little mouse. first leader would have gone to the president and said, you cannot say these mistruths. and if you keep saying them, i will contradict you. he is not done that. he has shown no leadership. he has been a total acolyte of president trump's bad policies, misdeeds, and lying. thank you, everyone, for joining today. this is a great call. thank you to our speakers. tomorrow, our final call of the week will be with mayor pete buttigieg at 11:00 a.m. we look forward to that. have a great day. speaker pelosi: thank you. leader schumer: thanks, everybody. >> are live coverage continues on day three of the republican natio

senator chuck schumer. schumer: thank you, speaker and thank you to the biden campaign and dnc for holding this call. . republicant and one that you mentioned, essential in expanding health care. john mccain was essential in the republican senate right to undo it, to helping us stop it. let's not forget them. they are great donald trump made his name in reality tv. but at the republican national convention this week, the republican campaign is producing surreality tv. the u.s. leads the world in coronavirus so far, close to 180,000 have died so far. every one of them, leaving families and friends with open hearts. and republicans pretend donald trump has a handle on the virus, spending their convention trying to papier-mache over reality to cover up the fact donald trump has failed to contain covid-19. let's be clear. theident trump ignored advice of experts, downplayed the virus and refused to take swift action to contain the spread. just other western country about, every other asian country and developed

schumer if mcconnell's in the room negotiating. [inaudible] >> the bottom line is both a meadows and maneuver and have told us mcconnell does not want to be in the room. i can't force him to get in the room. the bottom line on the other is meadows into the president sent and that's who we have to negotiate with. thank you everybody. reporter: can you respond on the issues with the moratorium on. [inaudible] reporter: could talk about mail-in voting? [inaudible] [background noises] >> house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer gave an update to reporters after their

senator schumer objected to that. so there's no clear message that the american people should receive other than the fact that the democrats are willing to play politics at a critical time in our nation's very dire circumstances as we deal with this pandemic. so i wanted to give you that brief update so you could have it straight from the negotiations as they've happened over the last three days and as we work i'm going to turn it over to the press secretary. i think she's prepared to answer all the questions. ms. mcenany: thank you, guys. i'll take your questions in just a moment. the chief has to run to a meeting. but earlier this week i just wanted to start off with an overview of what we've been doing on covid. the president, rather. president trump visited the great state of north carolina to highlight the important work being done as part of operation warp speed. thanks to president trump's leadership, the trump administration has made substantial investments, including investing in multiple vaccine candidates w

today there was a press conference with speaker pelosi and democratic leader schumer, and that's exactly what they said. here is the quote, we have said that we're going to have $600. this is necessary, end quote. so i know that that's not where the rank and file are here in this chamber because i've talked to a number of my democratic colleagues about this. they realize that the $600, even those who thought it might have been necessary at the time -- and i voted for the package at a time when, you know, we had unemployment that was such a shock and so high and people were in such need of immediate cash. but also i have heard, again, from so many of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle that $600 is something i'm hearing about more and more back home from the employers who say we can't get people back to work. so the $600 is something that there needs to be some flexibility on to come up with a smarter way to ensure people can continue to get a federal supplement, because we do continue to have relatively high unemployment in this country. in my own state of ohio, it's almost 11% unem

schumer: thank you, everybody. rep. pelosi: thank you. sec. mnuchin: we spent about three and a half hours with the speaker and senator schumer. we would also characterize the discussions as the most productive we have had to date. we went through a long list of policy issues on our side, on their side, as we have suggested in the past. there is clearly a subset of issues where we both agree on very much. we are very interested in extending enhanced unemployment insurance, in schools, in jobs. as you know, as leader mcconnell has said several times, liability insurance is important to us. there is the ppp, a lot of bipartisan support. we discussed the issues we agree on and the issues we don't agree on. i would characterize this as still a lot of work to do. we have agreed that, tomorrow, the staff will meet and make additional progress, follow-up. we have a specific bunch of follow-up items. and monday, chief meadows and i expect to meet with them again . it is a priority for the president to deal with the issue that unemployment has run out

. >>> and later, willie's brand new virtual sitdown with comedian amy schumer talking about learning how to cook during a pandemic, her adorable 15-month-old son, gene, and the difficult pregnancy she endured. and how she's been dealing with life at home after spending so much time doing standup across the country. >> i was going to say especially for somebody who made her living on the road, it might be wild to be that sedentary. >> it really is, but it's not as hard as i thought it was going to be. i like staying home a lot. i like, you know, also not seeing anyone at all. >> that sunday sitdown with amy schumer, plus another life well lived a little later in the show. but let's start this morning with that postal service crisis and a warning bell when it comes to mail-in ballots for the upcoming election. top house democrats reportedly considering coming back from their summer break early to deal with it. all of it as the president mourns the loss of his brother overnight. nbc's kelly o'donnell is >> reporter: good morning, hallie. sad news for the trump family. the president anno

schumer: thank you.

tonight, amy schumer and jaime harrison. and now, billy eichner. >> hi, everyone i'm your guest host billy eichner and welcome to another night of entertainment in our disease-ravaged, fascist state. bryan adams once sang "summer of '69" but this is the summer of n95. good evening, welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." now, if you don't know me maybe you're looking at the screen and thinking "did john krasinski have some type of terrible accident?" but no, i'm billy eichner. i'm here filling in for jimmy kimmel tonight because when i think about who deserves two months off from work it's definitely public school teachers and the man who won an emmy for producing a one night reboot of "the jeffersons." of course, i'm here in los angeles, where this weekend i'll be participating in that classic summertime activity: mitigating risk. it's a confusing time here in hollywood. tv and films are slowly ramping up as productions try to answer the age-old question, is it possible to entertain americans without giving a communicable respirato

this morning, let me give you a chance to respond senator schumer. you saw him right there saying that the president's proposal are weak, narrow and unworkable. >> well, look, i think that providing significant economic assistance, even though the numbers are coming in very strong, good jobs number on friday, declining unemployment, we've created over 9 million jobs in three months, that's record. there's still a lot of hardship out there and heartbreak out there. the point that president trump made yesterday is that on a several occasions we tried to get, for example, a compromised deal on the unemployment assistance, which ran out, the federal unemployment assistance, that's a key point. and another key point is the eviction moratorium because the democrats rejected various compromises, at least twice to my knowledge. the president felt he had to take action, and it will be timely action. it will be temporary action to be sure mostly out until the end of this year. but let's help those -- >> larry, the president doesn't extend the federal eviction

the president said we're not going to wait on nancy pelosi and chuck schumer anymore, we're going to extend unemployment insurance benefits. the department of labor and treasury are a working to make that a reality. and we're working to put into effect that effort to defer payroll tax collections to the end of this year. again, this is just another example of where president trump said, look, if you're not willing to come to the table and negotiate in a way that puts americans first, we're going to take actions so that americans cannot be used as pawns in the democrats' effort to push another massive big government spending bill. lou: you know, mr. vice president, we're looking at cities that are erupting in violence, continue to erupt in many cases whether it's chicago or portland, and some of those states have got democrat city councils as well as mayors and democratic governors. and i was just thinking as you were talking, do you hear from any of those democrat governors saying, no, no, mr. vice president, tell mr. trump that we don't want the money for our citizens? we don't want

please welcome amy schumer. how are you, amy? >> ooh!great. >> billy: sorry, there's no studio audience. >> no. this is better. it's really nice to see you, you know? >> billy: you, too. >> you've been getting us through this pandemic. we've been watching billy on the streets reruns, and it's been such a joy. >> billy: oh, my god. that is so sweet of you. let's get to you. >> i love you. >> billy: it's a night about you. i have to say congratulations all day long. i have been reading rave reviews about this docuseries. i got to see some of it myself. you are, you've always been incredibly honest, brutally honest in a hilarious way, but in this docuseries, you are so open, so raw, physically, emotionally, and i want to know, now that it's getting released into the world, how are you feeling? are you nervous about people seeing all of this? >> i actually, thanks for saying that. i actually wasn't nervous, and now hearing you say all of that stuff now, now i am. now i'm nervous. >> billy: well, good. >> no, i mean, yeah. it's like really pe

nancy and chuck schumer were $600, and extension, it was rejected by democrats. clear, you are saying you're are going to work around the clock. are we talking weeks, months? can you pinpoint the timeline? >> i cannot other than we work around the clock and we encourage democrats to come back. secretary mnuchin said he is willing to review any proposal because the american people deserve better than the games and partisanship they have seen from nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, and democrat colleagues. >> is there a mechanism by which the federal government can provide the $300 immediately even if states do not provide $100? >> it is required by statute 25% of that money be provided by states and 75% is what we can do. i would note states can look to the cares act funding as a way to bring that $100 forward and look to the general fund. we will pursue every creative way possible to make sure the preeminent priority prevails and that is making sure this money gets to american workers. >> the orders the president signs does not just funding for businesses, schools, or

schumer: now, mr. president, mr. schumer: now, mr. president, now, mr. president america's living through a crisis that exceed anything we have seen in generations. other countries were able to test their populations. isolate cases and contain the spread of the disease but here the failure oflu the trump administration to develop or implement a national strategy to defeat covid on the help front and economically has meant that the disease has raged to our country for seven months, is still spreading, and the economy is in very bad shape. we have over 5 million confirmed covid-19. covid-19. it just took 17 days to go from 4 million americans with covid the 5 million. unemployment is high that it was during the great recession.g the great more than 150,000 americans have died. small business every day are closing and those that are still open are struggling. families can't afford to feed their children. americans can't paywi the rent d will be thrown out of their homes. billions are out of work and many more worry that will be out of work in the month or 2

when chuck schumer this morning pelosi through aides denied any such outreach occurred. we're well stuck here on the negotiation side until one side or the other essentially decides to blink and come with a new offer to restart things. >> and on the legal issues, garrett, they were, almost goading them, go to court. sue me. that's not a good political play for the democrats to be suing to stop the president from, you know, letting people have more unemployment benefits. not as much as they want, but some. >> reporter: right. optics alone are bad let alone it's august and the idea a federal court would move on this in some expedient way even before the election seems unlikely. democrats would rather see orders dismissed because they are superseded by actual action that does something. and not a lot of "there" there in these presidential memoranda, essentially. >> peter baker, we have covered a lot of white houses, you and i. never seen a president in the united states in the midst of this sort of standoff at his golf course. not just playing golf but said to be a -- start

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer.re offered clean extension, not $400 of benefits but the $600 and it was roundly rejected b by them. so the president stood up for the worker. >> you are saying you will work around the clock and you want it to get to americans quickly. are we talking weeks or months? can you pinpoint the timeline? >> i can't other than we will work around the clock and we encourage democrats on the hill to come back. secretary mnuchin said he is willing to review any proposal because the american people deserve better than the games and the partisanship they have seen from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and the democrat colleagues. >> two questions to follow up. is there a mechanism by which the federal government can provide $300 immediately even if the states don't provide the $100? >> it's important and in fact required by the statute that the 25% of the money be provided by the state. 75% is what we can do from the government side. states can look to the c.a.r.e.s. act funding to bring $100 forwar

here is the senate minority leader chuck schumer. >> senator schumer: the executive orders are not doingso the bottom line is similar. the republican friends should come back to the table. we have agreed to meet them halfway. >> the trump administration offered around $1 trillion. democrats asked for more than $3 trillion. last week democrats said they would compromise, meet in the middle $2 trillion. but that is tricky math. democrats were only willing to cut the price tag because they would limit duration of the bill to make it cheaper. republicans hope that the president's executive actions forces the democrats to craft a bill. >> hopefully it pushes pelosi off her position of give me everything. no i worked it down to $2.5 trillion or i won't give you unemployment insurance. the real genius of this so to under mine pelosi. she is not going to allow anything to happen. unless the cries of the american people move the action. >> waiting to see if there is a lawsuit. does democrats want to stand in the way of people off the job getting their aid? >> dana: we will keep an eye on it. than

this is nancy pelosi, crazy nancy and chuck schumer. they want to compel you to do this stuff and has nothing to do with what we're talking about and it includes serious felons. they want to have these people released on a mass basis including serious felons. that is page 1,689, page 1,762. think of that. 1,762. that is nowhere near the end of their bill. they have things in there nobody has had time to look at or read. these people, i honestly believe they don't love our country if you want to know the truth. in addition to demanding the extreme partisan positions democrats are actively blocking the following measures. support for k-12 schools to help them safely open, additional funding for the paycheck protection program to help millions on the payroll. very good programs. very successful. kept a lot of businesses open. that is why we're doing so well in reopening our country. additional money for hospitals, testing, and vaccines. direct payments of $3,400 for a family of four. now remember. this is what the extreme partsans, this is

and i asked mitch mcconnell about why he's not negotiating with schumer directly. and he said, because you need the guy with the pen, referring to the president. you cannot make a deal unless you have the president involved. the two power centers on legislation are the president and the democratic majority in the house and a substantial democratic minority in the senate. he added that he is getting briefed on the matter. and he also added that, you know, his relationship with schumer, in his view, is fine. they haven't met much, but i can tell you, talking to some republican senators, there is some unease about letting the administration take the lead in those talks. we'll see if anything changes here. but those two power players in the senate who are fighting over who will be the next senate majority leader aren't talking during this crisis, guys. >> seems like mcconnell almost makinge aing e aing a veiled sh president for not being central in these negotiations. manu raju, thank you very much. >>> as concern increases for a coronavirus spike in midwestern state,

this is nancy pelosi, crazy nancy, and chuck schumer.hey want to compel you to do this stuff and this has nothing to do with what we are talking about and it includes serious felons. they want to have these people released on a mass basis, including serious felons. 1689, 1762. nowhere near is the end of the bill. don't believei they love our country if you want to know the truth. in addition to demanding these extreme partisan provisions, democrats are actively blocking the following measures. schools to help them safely open, additional funding for the paycheck texan program to help millions of workers on the payroll. a great program, very successful, kept a lot of businesses open and that's why we are doing so well and reopening our country. additional money for hospitals, testing and vaccines. -- $3400yments of 3440 for a family of four. this is the extreme partisans -- this is what we are talking about. democrats are actively blocking about the things we want and what we want is good for people. these are the things they are blocking

the latest, including an update from house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer set for this hour as the pandemic reaches more tragic milestones in this country. florida becoming the second state with more than 500,000 confirmed cases and the global death toll now reaching more than 700,000. let's bring in our nbc news reporters jo ling kent outside a food bank in paramount, california, for more on the new unemployment claim numbers and the impact it is having on the lives of millions of americans and leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill with more on the new stimulus talks. jo, let me beginni with you. what do the new numbers ask you about the economy? i ask you that every week and every week seems to be going in the same direction. >> reporter: we did see the numbers tick down but the bad news we are in our 20th straight week of unemployment claims over a million, which means that this economic recovery is not necessarily improving and we're seeing a lot of layoffs and behind all of those layoffs are food banks like this. you can see all the food here getting laid

does he have any plans to meet with nancy pelosi or chuck schumer personally? is the white house concerned that all parties will be blamed if there is no deal and voters stay home in november? press secretary mcenany: no one has worked harder to ensure those payments get to americans than this administration. chief of staff mark meadows, secretary treasury steve mnuchin has been on the hill, many, many days trying to get this deal worked out. but it is democrats, nancy pelosi, it is chuck schumer that are making absolute mockery of this process. rather than coming towards us and do a clean extension of unemployment insurance, they are moving beyond what their initial request was, $3 trillion. then they move to $34st trillion. they wanted $100le with for -- $100 billion for schools. we offered $105 billion to which they rejected. they are making a mockery of this process this. president has been clear. he's ready to act on this. it is of paramount importance to him. again -- reporter: why would you re dakota -- press secretary mcenany: they are making a mockery.

a tv show, amy schumer can with her husband chris fischer.s a bona fide chef, a james beard award winner. >> she's not. >> she's not. she's a comedian. she's cracking nonstop jokes. they have 1-year-old baby. a nanny that does the filming. you can imagine what kind of stuff goes on in that kitchen with amy schumer and chris fischer. it w >>> this is a morning update. >>> it is 7:26. there are two major fires burning in napa county. the baker fire is the hennessey fire, east of st. helena and at 2400 acres. the gamble fire has burned around 600 acres near lake both are at zero containment. >>> hundreds of residents in sonoma county ordering evacuation morning. flames from the marsh fire have burned through more than 1700 acres in contra costa county. a series of wildfires broke out in the brentwood area. the deer zone fire is believed to have been sparked by lightning. >>> we are tracking the extreme heat, excessive heat warnings are in effect today all the way until 9:00 on wednesday. triple digit heat from concord, livermore, mid-90s in san

then at 10:01, a break to help chuck schumer reconnect his wifi [ laughter ] then at 10:02, schumeris daughter to ask for the wifi password, but she doesn't answer so he leaves a message asking how to send a text [ laughter ] next at 10:03, facetime between i.t. guy and schumer, where schumer holds the phone up to his ear because he doesn't realize it's a video call. [ laughter ] 10:05, schumer reconnects, but it's using his cellphone, not his wifi, so he panics because he doesn't have unlimited data 10:07, schumer says he's restarting the router while actually just turning on a a dehumidifier finally at 10:10, bernie sanders comes on and says, "oh, the hell with him, i'll speak again." so, sounds like a big night. well, the other big story right now is the postal service. people are worried that budget cuts are going to hurt mail-in voting watch this >> friday, a number of states reported officials got letters from the postal service warning them the agency will not be able to fulfill requests for mail-in ballots in time for this november's election >> jimmy: trump was like, "hey,

that was schumer's readout afterwards. earlier today president trump suggested that if there are not, if there is not any sort of deal that negotiators can come up with, if there is not legislative action taken at some point then he could put forth executive orders. president seemed to draw a hard-line against giving money to states. listen. >> they want bailout money. they're not interested in the people. they are not interested in unemployment. they're not interested in evictions which is a big deal, the evictions, they want to evict, a lot of people will be evicted but i will stop it, i will do it myself if i have to, i have a lot of powers with respect to executive orders. reporter: jackie, david, afterwards when chuck schumer was speaking to reporters, he said following of the negotiations, we're guesting an understanding of each side's position. that doesn't seem like it is democrats and republicans inching to the finish line. at this point with all many days of talks they're just getting to understand each side's po

they own pelosi and schumer. and they will do anything for the unions, including destroy the future of our children. and by the way, the union workers, i love them. they're going to have to work in schools. there's nothing more valuable than good teachers. teachers are the whole basis for everything. i mean, we need teachers. that's a very important thing. maria: richard trumka was on the show last week, mr. president, and i told him that the income gap was narrowing before the coronavirus. i remember reporting on this because wages were going up so much and he said absolutely not. it's not true. can you talk to us about what was taking place in terms of the income gap and wages before this coronavirus, because i was communicating this just the other day to richard trumka and he said it's not true. >> look, he totally controls nancy pelosi. in fact, wha when we did the us, he had to sign off on it for her. she wouldn't do it unless he signed off. he's a good guy but he's a union guy. he's good but he's a union gu

president trump: chuck schumer will be aoc run against chuck ck schumer and i think she will w win.y bad things who knows or should get there. who knows whether or not should get there. maria: the breakdown on talks on stimulus. tell me about that, that's another thing they were complaining about you saying he is not there negotiating, we want to get something done, the democrats are put on a 3 trillion-dollar plan, what specifically are they pushing for that is causing a breakdown in any deals, nancy pelosi said the democrats in the white house are still miles apart on stimulus. president trump: they are right, it is their fault. they want three and a half billion dollars for something that will turn out to be fraudulent, election money basically. they want three and half billion dollars for the mailing votes, universal mail-in ballots. they want $25 billion, billion, for the post office, they need that money to have the post office work so they can take millions and millions of ballots. in the meantime, they are not getting there, those are just two items, if they don't not get th

that is a big lie by chuck schumer. what you mentioned, black people chanting, take away homes from white people? this is a race issue party, they are creating a racial division and i would love to add some ransom money to catch that guy who knocked that kid, it reminded me of the rodney king riot, we have to stop this race for the democrats are perpetuating and we had to get back the common sense for this election, there's only one man who can solve this problem and that's donald j. trump. we must keep trump an office or else the city in this country is going to go to the defend of socialism. >> sean: how big a danger do you see, larry? go ahead. >> i was going to say, look at baltimore. the city the young lady is talking about, when freddie gray died, you're talking about a black mayor, number one and number two people running the baltimore police department were black, the state attorney that brought the charges against the six officers were black, the judge before whom two of the cases were tried was black. all the

what does chuck schumer need to hear from the administration?es nancy pelosi need to hear from the administration to sit back down? >> kasie, first, let's talk about where we are right now. because to me, the trump goal is essentially to tie the states up in knots to distract from his failures, and what really highlights it is we just got a statement from the governor's association a bipartisan statement, and it says, and i will quote here, we're concerned about the significant administrative burdens and costs this latest action would place on the states. so what we've said is let's get back to the table, let's not slash these benefits that working families depend on, which is what is in trump's executive order, and we've got a proposal from the white house that really reflects what is needed. and trump says he understands the situation. that was his statement over the weekend. the fact is, what he's shown is he doesn't understand the situation at all. the virus is raging on. people's benefits are being slashed. they can't make rent. they can't

it's called a principals only meeting from the white house, and pelosi and schumer. missing with that a mitch mcconnell. and we will get into the negotiations and what's at stake in a minute. first to a social media storm, tik-tok is now responding to president trump's threats. the popular chinese-owned video app company saying it's quote, not planning on going anywhere. lucas tomlinson live from the pentagon, there are serious questions about tik-tok's security issues. hi, lucas. >> hi, leland. in a move likely to make parents rejoice, but teenagers to freak out, tick-toparticula move to make them share some of their american holders. we may be banning tik-tok or a couple of options, a lot is happening. we'll see what's happening, but we're looking at a lot of alternatives with respect to tik-tok. >> the president later told reporters on air force one he will be banning tik-tok as soon as today using emergency economic powers. u.s.-owned microsoft reportedly opened talks to purchase the popular app. u.s. officials long warned that the chinese government uses the app

schumer: now, mr. president, over the weekend the united states achieved a milestone. five million americans are confirmed to have contracted covid-19, by far the most in the world. our country went from four million americans having had the disease to five million in 17 days, only 17 days. one million americans were infected int