bipartisanship is not democrats limiting republican support, democrats why should shea bipartisanship is not democrats inviting republicans to support democrats ideal bill. bipartisanship is sitting down at the table, identifying what we agreeng on and working out a solution to our differences involving both sides and accepting compromises. i hope tonight the president will go beyond empty thoughts about bipartisanship and make an actual concrete commitment to achieving bipartisan results starting with infrastructure legislation. i hope, although i don't expect he will move away from the policies and partisan priorities of the far left and toward a moderate decision, keeping with bringing america together more than he spoke of in his inaugural address but ultimately, mr. president, what matters the most is not what the president will say tonight but what he will do in the days and weeks to come. will he finallyis deliver on the promise of unity he spoke of in his inaugural address or will he continue to pursue partisan path progressives have laid out for him? for the psaki of our coun

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and rusty. >> it was extremely difficult for shea and mariah both. have his own bedroom and space but at night he couldn't sleep in his room. he had to sleep with maria. >> because? >> i think he was scared that marty was gonna try to come take a. >> his own father? >> i don't think he ever called him father, i don't think anyone really did. he was just afraid of marty. >> val had a newborn of her own to, go along with those extra responsibilities. and, an overwhelming sadness that sneaked into her bed, her kitchen, her life and unwelcome houseguest that simply refused to leave. >> my son was four months old, when susie was taken from us. i don't remember. i don't remember him walking. i don't remember these moments i should remember as a mother. >> meanwhile the investigation was stuck in the weeds. >> i was thinking a couple of months and we're gonna have unrest. and we just didn't have the pieces at that time that we needed. >> 2008, ted kept himself, marty moved, left buildings and went to phoenix got a job. and at home in glendale have, susie's

police commissioner dermot shea credits. these detectives for cracking the case. the quick work by nypd investigators in this case. >> reinforces the dedication of every member of the nypd. we will never accept tolerate hate or violence of any kind in our great city. >> elliott is on lifetime parole after serving 17 years in prison for murdering his own mother in 2002 in the bronx stabbing her in front of his then 5 year-old sister given his criminal history. there were many questions about elliott's parole parameters from walking the streets to living in a homeless shelter the police commissioner spoke out about it. exclusively on pix 11 morning news, releasing people and putting them at homeless shelters. i've been harping on this for years now. and i think. >> you know, you just shakp your head and say what could possibly go wrong and this is what goes wrong. >> to that mayor bill de blasio had this to say. we are going to have all the agencies work together to address these issues. the 65 year-old woman is the latest victim in a wave of asian hate crimes in ne

following the proud boys several years ago, and there were people wearing shirts paying homage to pen yo shea, the late chilean fascist dictator, or shirts that talked about throwing communists out of helicopters, and i thought this is a different politics and what we are seeing is a multiethnic fascist world view here. >> where did the proud boys originate? >> the proud boys were founded by a guy named gavin mcguiness, who was the founder of one media empire. when they first came on the scene i didn't pay attention to them because i was more interested in more aggressive openly white supremacists outfits, and over time they became the sort of dominant force on the streets, and that was not something that i saw coming from a few years ago. >> how about the boogalo boys, you can see them as an update to the malishen movement in the 1990s, and by that i mean they are full of jokes and big on irony, and they spend a lot of time online and they are younger, and many ways they are like the older militia movement and they are absolutely committed to the violent overthrow of the u.s. government. >>

and e-sports and pro racing crossover e-sports giant volo shea becomes the first to acquire a real-life sporting franchise ahead of its planned public offering. we will speak to the ceo, rupert cook. let's take a look at what is going on in markets. there's not a lot of movement. when you look at cross asset classes, you see the s&p up .2%, but other benchmarks not even moving that much. the 10 year barely budged. brent crude is down, but only .8%. when you look across the slew of assets from gold to fx, there's not a lot of change on the day with the exception of bitcoin. right now, $53,000 roughly. that is up 6% from friday,'s close, 12% from yesterday's. this is where you see a lot of the action today. we also have a five-year auction today. and a looks like the treasury issued five year yield at 0.89% before the auction. that doesn't look to have moved much after the auction. seems to have been successful. we are joined now for more on rates but markets reporter katie cry filled. -- katie cry filled. -- reporter katie. -- that went a little haywire. are we over that? >> it feels lik

we're going to show you this fantastic quick school 75th minute shea salinas de paul murray, the one timer what strike that was so yeah, with that kind of power quick setting a good tone for the season. the home opener for san jose is their next match. april 24th against fc dallas. well, starting monday, april 26 for game against the arizona coyotes. the shark tank will be rocking once again. that's what san jose announced it won't be full swing. just yet. they don't have an exact number of stand set the president team president john becker estimated it would be in the hundreds. so here's what's up negative covid test results will be required for all entrance. the sharks will be providing that testing for free at the arena masks must be worn while inside and tickets will be sold in pods of to it for to maintain social distancing. they're on sale starting the 19th, the sharks were on the road taking on the west. 3rd place, minnesota, wild and even though thomas hertl scored the first goal of the game, san jose just couldn't hang on minnesota wins the first back to back games in the sh

i'm not sheaing she acted perfectly. what i am saying is that black teenagers shouldn't be shot to debts and it shouldn't be too hard to get most people to agree that if there's anything the police can do to not shoot a black teenager should not do it. i would extend it to not shoot a teenager. a person. the police should do it. but i can't get people to agree with me on that fundamental point so then they start going into all of these basically victim blaming arguments about how this person or that person in that situation or this situation probablyday serves to be shot to death with no trial no jury and no accountability. host: let's hear from mike, massachusetts. independent line. caller: good morning. i forget who this guest is but i listened the last time you were on and every word you say i am so happy that you're on here and i'm grateful. i'll try to go quick. i wrote this out from the top i think that the issue here is that law enforcement in this country is a good old boys club. that's for sure. we need federal

we are fans at shea says we said and tonight was only the 36th time this building has been blessed withation's presidents and it looks like steph right here shot from that line where tough and work, you know that staff or you just going up. but the warriors were down 2 after the break. let's go to the 2nd quarter right now. nation. let's get to the next video here we go. let's scroll up on the prompter a little bit too. so we can get right to that stephon with another 3. >> he was definitely feeling it tonight. no doubt staff dropped 37. i think by the end of the game happened is michael motor feet from the corner right there. dubs within 3. but the median sniper was not done. another trey motor finished with 11 points warriors up to at the end of the 3rd. that's 4th quarter warriors up 3 tyrese haliburton. >> gets to the rim gets the layup. now, this was the wacky a sequence of the game curry. track. he throws away to buddy hield wide open. have to take the lead. but. the fumbles it away or is dodge the bullet great, great. their final possession. 7 seconds left harrison barnes. it's a

thought that if you took out fidel castro, raul castro, who just yesterday step down from power, and sheara, the argentine in revelation, -- argentinian revolution, people would more likely rise up against the leaderless regime. and there were some imaginative ideas, most of them never went past the drawing board. there were a few attempts, there was an attempt to enlist mafia figures, who were offered $150,000 for a hit on castro using poison pills. they did not work. the person not get -- never got into a position to use them. in terms of castro's hold on the regime, you are right, it is the future of communists regimes that they use repression, secret police, series of informants, to keep a lid on any dissent, i will let it go at that. host: what lessons did the cia and other intelligence communities learn from the failure of the bay of pigs and are any of those lessons still relevant today? nicholas: oh, i think so. in terms of the conventional military nature of an amphibious landing, that had never been attempted on that scale before by an intelligence agency and never would again.

shea first cooperation with the government could prove instrumental in helping prosecution pursue much broader conspiracy charges against 12 other members of the oath keepers involved in the capital insurrection. leading off our discussion is glenn kirschner, a former prosecution tour and legal analysts. glen thank you so much for being here with us tonight. >> thank you jonathan, good to be with you. >> glenn, you're one of my fear people to talk about this, how important is this guilty plea from schaffer? >> you know, it is actually pretty consequential, jonathan, because this is not as some people have said just a glorified trespassing guilty plea. this is actually a guilty plea with cooperation, which we will talk about in a minute. but it's a guilty plea for a crime that involves breaching the capitol with the intent to impede a congressional inquiry, specifically, the electoral college vote count. when we realize that schaffer bills himself as a founding member of the oath keepers, this is where the cooperation part of the guilty plea comes into play, because it can tell you toda

fans finally back in the shea center for the first time in a year . to the warriors give them something to cheer about? >>> a vaccine windfall for one county. >>> a historic 24-hour journey. the moments the brand-new spacex group entered the space station the welcome they received. >>> good morning. it is saturday, april 24. i'm emily turner. let's start with a check of the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> there is a chance we could see a few light showers as early as today. should we do that, it will mainly be in the northbay. it will be cloudy for much of today. light rain possible for saturday but widespread rain for sunday. really focused on the first half of the day tomorrow. we will go into the details on that in the cleat forecast, coming up in a bit. it is cloudy out there today. whether it is the mid-level stratus clouds overhead for many of us or the higher clouds coming in on the leading edge of this next rainmaker, it is cloudy. apertures out there for the most part in the low 50s. for now, back over to you. >>> warriors fans are

we were in the city with our parents and then we sort of stumbled and shea still had it.days for everything now. national hot dog day, national pancake day and national hug a news person day. you can blame earth day one of the first days that we had. turns out invented by senator gaylord wilson of wisconsin who decided we should have an earth day. the way some environmentalists celebrated earth day today was by bringing a lot of cow manure and dumping it in front of the white house. that's what they do now. it used to be like woodstock now it's cow manure dumped at the white house. >> jesse: i like that name gaylord. bring it back right, day again? >> martha: for your next child. >> jesse: gaylord waters. all right are we not doing day began? >> martha: no, sorry, at a began. >> jesse: that is it for us. "special report" is up next. hello, bret. >> bret: i could wait for day began if you want me to. is it that good? >> dagen: nah. you roll, baby, you roll. >> jesse: it's not good. >> bret: see you guys. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight

who are shea cabellero crunched some numbers. >> any given year or chance of getting struck by lightning is 1 in 500,000, so this is half as rare as any one of us getting struck by lightning on any given year. >> reporter: still there is some risk and during the 12-day pause experts figured out ways to manage those risks. >> given the risk is primarily in women under 50, if they feel that a risk of 7 in a million is too high, then they can choose to receive another vaccine. >> fortunately right now, there is enough pfizer and moderna vaccine available in the bay area to provide an alternative. during the pause, the cdc also came up with recommendations for a treatment that doctors can use if a patient does have a clotting reaction to the johnson & johnson vaccine. in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> first santa clara county and now contra costa county has reached a milestone. it has administered more than 1 million covid vaccines. that means coco county is one month ahead of reaching the goal health leaders set. nearly 70% of people in the county are partially

so we've got to show you this fantastic quick school 75th minute shea salinas de paul murray off the one timer. what a strike that was so, hey, with that kind of power setting a good tone for the season may be home opener for san jose is their next match. april 24th against fc dallas. so no one is for the local team so far today. but spent they've got the lead against detroit right now we're hoping they can hang on to that and we'll have highlights of that one later tonight. so maybe one good thing will happen is going on to all right. >> thank you. want to win one thank coming up, why a team of researchers decided to. >> rename one of the most ferocious creatures of the sea from an air almost 300 million 1 1 million years ago. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect

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we're going to show you this fantastic quick school 75th minute shea salinas de paul murray, the oneimer what strike that was so yeah, with that kind of power quick setting a good tone for the season. the home opener for san jose is their next match. april 24th against fc dallas. well, starting monday, april 26 per game against the arizona coyotes. the shark tank will be rocking once again. that's what san jose announced today. it won't be full swing. just yet. they don't have an exact number of stand set the president team president john becker estimated it would be in the hundreds. so here's what's up negative covid test results will be required for all entrants. the sharks will be providing that testing for free at the arena masks must be worn on side and tickets will be sold in pods of to it for to maintain social distancing. they're on sale starting the 19th. well, tonight, the sharks were on the road taking on the west. 3rd place, minnesota, wild and even though thomas hertl scored the first goal of the game, san jose just couldn't hang on minnesota wins the first back to that

despite the broader markets with highs let's ask your trading nation team, craig johnson and danielle shea stand out to you as bloomers to come >> courtney, i like ebay when you look at ebay, this is a really good company, they have seen amazing growth throughout the pandemic they dropped on earnings and one of the main reasons why is they had noted in future quarters they're not going to see as strong a growth as what they saw throughout the pandemic. i'm looking at this as a great reason to buy the stock. for one, i don't think that people will go back to their previous habits. i think consumer habits have changed. while they're trying to be cautious for next quarter, i do think people will continue to buy online additionally i love the levels option traders could sell some credit spreads, pick up the stock at these levels and i'm looking for it to actually do very well next quarter ebay is my pick here and i'm sticking with online shopping. >> craig, how are the charts looking to you any names that you think are poised for a breakout? >> so, courtney, i'm going in a little different act

. >> 100th day in office, jonathan shea of new york magazine sums up his time in office this way writingden is relentlessly and acting ambitious domestic agenda, signing legislation that could cut child poverty by more than half, expanding obamacare, injecting the economy with the stimulus more than twice the size about obama 's congress passed an oh nine while arousing hardly any controversy. there is nothing in biden's vanilla ice cream bromide's for his critics to hook onto. republicans can't stop biden because he is boring them to death. remind me to ask jonathan what he's got against vanilla ice cream. back with us again tonight, david plough former obama campaign manager and senior adviser to the former president. he's also on the board of directors of the obama foundation. and mark mckinnon, former adviser to both george w. bush and john mccain, he is of course among the cohosts of the circus on showtime. gentlemen thank you both for coming on. marc mackinnon is our friend jonathan right that during a pandemic, and the resulting economic dumpster fire, a little boredom is a good t

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> joining us now washington correspondent for "the new york times," cheryl stolberg, good morning, sheang. >> and you're looking at vaccine hesitancy, and how that could potentially be the problem that we're facing, coming up here next, this j&j news, obviously plays into that. what have you been focusing on here? >> so i've been focusing on the next phase of the vaccine campaign. you know, roughly half the nation of adults have had the first half of the coronavirus vaccine and the low-hanging fruit has been picked my sources are telling me and officials will have to figure outs how are they going to get the rest of the americans to take the vaccine. and it's going to take a lot of hard work. kind of like a ground game, like election day. where you're going to see people even some neighborhoods going door to door, health officials, and underserved neighborhoods, asking people, have you been vaccinated, are you willing to be vaccinated? >> so how does the johnson & johnson vaccine, i mean part of the reason why this is so concerning, and part of why that report that the white house has g

so we've got to show you this fantastic quake school 75th minute shea salinas de paul murray, the oneimer. what a strike there. so hey, yeah, with that kind of power may be setting a good tone for the season. home opener for san jose is their next match. that's coming up. april 24th against fc dallas. tonight the sharks were on the road taking on the west. 3rd place, minnesota, wild and even though hertl scored the first goal of the game, san jose couldn't hang on minnesota wins the first to back to back games in the sharks have now unhappily lost 4 in a row, but starting monday april 26 per game against the arizona coyotes the tank will be rocking once again. that's in san jose announced today now won't be full swing just yet. they don't have an exact number of fans set and team president jonathan becker estimated it would be in the hundreds negative covid test results will be required for all entrants in the sharks will provide that testing for free at the arena masks must be worn while inside and tickets will be sold in pods of 2, 4, to maintain social distancing. they're on sale s

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one idea was to assassinate not just fidel, but also raul and shea weber, out an assassination trifecta. and more serious cia plan was approved by dwight eisenhower later in the month, march 17th, 1960. the plan developed by the cia's famously brilliant director of plans was to use some of the cubans that had been fleeing castro, mainly to florida, to return to cuba and overthrow him. originally, the idea was to infiltrate the men onto the island and small groups. that shifted to something more like a world war ii style amphibious invasion. the plan was never that the 1400 men were supposed to overrun cuba and somehow defeat castro's army of 30,000. the objective was to land the brigade on a specific piece of cuban real estate and hold it for a length of time, maybe a week, up to ten days. at some point, the brigade would fly in a provisional government that the cia had assembled in miami and was being kept in a safe house at the time, and then the government would set up shop on the beach and declare itself the rightful government of cuba, and what was supposed to happen after that was

colleague and friend rachel maddow, first time in months we've been allowed and able to share a zip code, shea nothing of an entire television studio. >> brian, it is great to be with you in person tonight. fantastic to be together. joint of course by our beloved colleagues nicolle wallace and joy reid who are here at my sides, my sisters in full vaccination status. it is good to be together, you guys. with the band all back together again, we are awaiting president biden's joint address to congress. this is a speech we are not supposed to call a state of the union, although that's effectively what it will be. modern presidents have generally given this speech in february, just about one month after being inaugurated. president biden has waited much later, until now, late april. today is his 99th day in office. >> indeed this president will address the nation tonight over a year into our pandemic, which of course has claimed the lives of over 570,000 of our fellow citizens. given the ongoing public health crisis, tonight is going to look very different. the chamber built to hold 1,600 people w

changsha, which had been attacked three times already and have been defended not least by general shea one of the most skill tacticians of that of that particular conflict this time around. he's tactics particularly trying to surround the japanese and attack. in a sort of encircling move have been seen through he tried it once before to work previously. it didn't work this time. and essentially what was a gallon defense of changsha quickly turned into a defeat even more violent even more drawn out and even more bloody was the battle in the city of hungyang which you can see if you look i think just in the middle of the the map and we have here a scene, i think more than likely possibly slightly staged scene, but nonetheless there was a lot of war photography and this area in china which took place on a genuine battlefield, but nonetheless with a certain amount of posing going on for the the camera so you can call it about semi-stage would be the right way to put it it does give an idea of what hung young like so many other cities in china looked like during the heart of this particular

archive: the queen's press secretary, michael shea, - has denied that prince philip. intended to insultyes." he was a very forthright presence, let's put it that way, _ |and he got the idea that peoplej thought this was a bit shocking, and some people thought it was a bit funny, and he played to it. _ there was no edit. button on this guy. he never tried to explain his character. he had a tough exterior, and he was always willing to take risks... ..even in his choice of sport, something he was always keen on, a former president of the mcc and the football association. he started a family polo tradition, and when he grew too old for that, he took up carriage driving — a perilous sport he virtually invented. i don't think driving had a real competitive structure, certainly not an international competitive structure, until he started to write the rules for that — and they've become very inclusive, and more than europe—wide, which, i think, was the origins. i think you could argue that he was probably driving for as long as possible irrespective of the weather, which i think is rather remar

home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood so shea your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple years also of the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coat rack in quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and families can submit a 32nd video talking about how they will protect water resources for generations to come winners, get cash prize here in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and we're just getting some token showers in this forecast going on for today. this is what it looks like on storm tracker. 4 kind of monitoring little patch down here around the peninsula. they'll be more a little bit upstream later this morning and this afternoon will run thr (vo) pro plan liveclear, a breakthrough 10 years in the making that reduces allergens in cat hair and dander. outstanding nutrition with t

let's get the read from our market watchers, danielle shea and gary kaltbaum. great to see you both. what are you looking for, gary. >> guidance. earnings are backward looking. matter of fact the it is backward looking. if you look at lumber, the price is skyrocketing up. anything you drop on your foot and it hurts is going up in price. gas prices 10 cents over one year period is $10 billion out of the economy. the big thing in earnings is reaction. actual price movement from earnings, if we see reactions like ppg industries that skyrocketed, good. ones that don't react so well, not so good. the vaccine trade is still working. growth stock area not so much. i think the market is still in good stead here. david: looking forward, gary is looking for forward guidance, danielle, but the problem we don't know so much what will happen in the future. we're getting a handle on the virus which is great. we don't know how much more spending there is going to be from the biden administration. more important to profits, we don't know how much they will be paying more in ta

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they had in mind the cautionary tail of shea's rebellion, and debtors that stood up because they refused to pay their creditors. and this fear that mobs, misled by silver tongue demagogues could end up threatening fundamental property and liberty was a central concern of the constitution makers. and, therefore, they established the entire system to ensure the triumph of slow reason over time. i have been so influenced by gregory wieners wonderful book, madison's metronome. and wiener shows in this book that the founders, first of all, resisted direct democracy in favor of a representative republic. they feared that the direct expression of popular will could lead to demagogues and mobs. the 18th century equivalent of today's twitter polls and brexit votes. and, therefore, they want ed thoughtful representatives of the people to channel and filter popular passions so that reason could prevail. second, they were keen on the benefits of an extended republic. we know from classical theory that the classical sources believe that democracy was impossible in large republics because face-to-face

his own embassy by the i locked out of his own embassy by the main —— the myanmar military attack shea in the uk to get the moderna vaccine, in carmarthen. thousands of doses will be administered here, beginning with unpaid carers. very excited, very happy. why were you so keen to get it? i'm an unpaid carerfor my grandmother, so it's very important for me that i can get it, so i can care for her properly and be safe. vaccines offer personal protection and they're part of the exit strategy from the pandemic. as with the other two vaccines being used in wales, the moderna jab needs two doses to be most effective. # vaccine, vaccine, vaccine! # the moderna vaccine has some big supporters, not least singer dolly parton. she helped fund its development and had herjab last month. the moderna vaccine follows a familiarformat, given in two doses several weeks apart. and, like the pfizer vaccine, the moderna jabs are based on rna, part of the virus' genetic code. 0nce injected, it stimulates a immune response which means the body will be ready to fight the virus in the future. the uk governmen

i'm not sheaing she acted perfectly.aying is that black teenagers shouldn't be shot to debts and it shouldn't be too hard to get most people to agree that if there's anything the police can do to not shoot a black teenager should not do it. i would extend it to not shoot a teenager. a person. the police should do it. but i can't get people to agree with me on that fundamental point so then they start going into all of these basically victim blaming arguments about how this person or that person in that situation or this situation probablyday serves to be shot to death with no trial no jury and no accountability. host: let's hear from mike, massachusetts. independent line. caller: good morning. i forget who this guest is but i listened the last time you were on and every word you say i am so happy that you're on here and i'm grateful. i'll try to go quick. i wrote this out from the top i think that the issue here is that law enforcement in this country is a good old boys club. that's for sure. we need federal body cams, w

i understand shea doesn't want people to tell her how to do her job.t, i don't think that's the time and place. brian: you need 3 feet now, ainsley. we already have the plexiglass in school districts they have enough money for the plexiglass. they have money pouring into these schools this is unions saying i want it easier for my teachers. steve: that particular mother who referred to her as a bully brought the video to the attention of the principal a guy named adam dawson told her the behavior was inexcusable and will address but apparently failed to follow up. brian: oops. steve: fox news has reached out to the principal for comment we still have not heard back from him. brian: is he probably handcuffed because of the union. the union has got to protect her. steve: he is not in the union he is the boss. brian: he goes after her but the union will protect the teacher. ainsley: jillian has more headlines for us. jillian: let's begin now with extreme weather a 17-year-old is killed after stepping on a downed power line while trying to escape her burnin

shea sits on the outside and criticizes. so, just real quick. she also takes on mitch mcconnell.. enabler of some of the worst stuff and instigator of some her own. unbelievable republican. it not being able to deliver his home state when it came to obamacare. the speaker said she learned the art of politics from her dad the mayor of parliamentary, quote: what i learned from my father was everything. i breathed it in politics every minute of every day. it's a part of you. of course she had two stints as speaker. steve: so, we were going to are we going to play the soundbite the flashback soundbite. steve: we're going to play the soundbite. when she is dismissive of aoc where she essentially uses the miss nancy voice from romper room. we have seen ms. nancy in the past to skirt around exactly the relationship with aoc. in fact, if you get in the way back machine and go to "60 minutes" in january she said this to lesley stahl. >> why does aoc complain that you have not been groomer younger people for leadership. >> i don't know. you will have to ask her because we are. >> that was

is shea worried 'that she might get it because she has been vaccinated or is she worried that they cominghe excuse that this administration is going to use and look at her. she has been jet setting around this country going to all the different blue states talking about this infrastructure plan and everything else. so, no, this isn't covid, kamala, and you know it you just don't want to visit the southern border because you know what you are going to hear. you are going to hear from the border patrol the department of public safety, immigration, small town mayors and everyone that lives along that southern border that you are doing a horrible job, you are in complete denial and you need to fix the southern border. that's what she would hear if she visited it. so she is going to use the excuse like everything else, covid. steve: yeah. you have got to wonder when she says there is a covid issue, if you are talking about the danger there, would that mean that our border patrol enforcement people would be in peril just by simply being down there if there is a covid issue? >> well, of course.

slee shea la jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the chairman of the energy and commerce committee for a constant diligence he has and the landscape of health care and energy, consumer issues and certainly as a member of the judiciary committee we are looking forward to working with this committee on a very important matter. so i want to acknowledge the work of the energy and commerce committee and indicate that isn't it sad that we have not been able to find common ground to work on this issue. i'm very concerned that what we are now doing, we probably would need more time for our committees to work together. i am concerned that we might be extending the trump administration's temporary class emergency scheduling of fentanyl, a substance that all of us are vigorously opposed. i think the chairman is well aware of my long-standing concern on criminalizing substance abuse instead of preventing and treating it. i know that our two committees have a common perspective and agreement on that. but i have seen

of course, shea shuttled me off to the opiate person. i asked for this fellow, mr. lovett, bill lovett, and he wasn't around. so i kind of stood around. and in those days, '68, most offices kind of had kind of a glass front area. had kind of a big, imposing reception desk where the reception would look over at you, and then they had a door to the back office that was also glass. so you've got this vietnam guy out here in the lobby. so they tell me, you know, well, we're going to see if we can't get an appointment for you, and if you'd like to call back -- no, you don't understand. i need to see somebody today. so one guy comes out. he actually takes me back and interviews me, and he's got favorable words, good to have you here, good interview. i'm sure we'll be in touch, you know, patted me on the back. i ain't going anywhere. i mean i'm spit-shined. my barracks hat on. that boy is shining, my shoes, i'm squared away. so he goes off into the back, i'm still around. i can see people kind of coming and looking out the windows. is that crazy guy still out there? so the