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the next stock will bet especially that sherman is gone general sherman. the march to 770%.estors are banding the market and david, the goldman sachs fantastic research analyst publishes a press we know and this is about the slowdown in buying from individual investors and it's the younger investors, i think. listen to this, while online retail brokers daily average trades are up year over year, the growth in trading dropped sharply from the peak of 250% in august 2020. meanwhile, he says call option volumes are back down to last year's lowest levels that's all the younger people who got completely blown out buying calls on tesla and gamestop at 300. what is happening? some of it is what i said at the top, direct reflection of the poor performance of tour row charged growth stocks that younger investors love and the meme stocks like gamestop to gain the heights they captured in january a lot of people bought gamestop above $300 and they bought it calls, too so it hard for them to get excited when it's back down to the 160s no wonder there is so much shareholder. of course, t

the difficulty was with the president himself, sherman declared. he claimed that lincoln had neither dignity aren't or firmness to be president jair. although sherman wanted to go directly to the president himself and tell him his defense, he doubted that even that would do any good. harris resolution committed to meet with the president past the republican congress by a unanimous vote. non senators were chosen for the committee to be shared in vermont. president lincoln agreed to meet with the committee the next meeting. meanwhile the senator wrote a briefed paper -- the use of the republican members of the senate as he understood them. the committee approved the paper, which significantly express the most unqualified confidence in patriotism and integrity of the president. identified as they are with the success of this administration, hence where the partnership comes in as well. the republican senators were deeply convinced of the public confidence requires a practical regard to oppositions and principles for executive consideration and action.

would it be a violation of the sherman act? gen. prelogar: the rule of reason would probably apply to that hypothetical. but there would be a serious question about market power and whether that kind of league that organizes to try to create the product is actually exercising the kind of power that can produce the substantial anticompetitive effects that satisfy the burden at step one. justice alito: thank you. chief justice roberts: justice sotomayor? justice sotomayor: i'm not sure you have given me comfort on some of the questions that the chief justice asked, which is how do we know that we are not just destroying the game as it exists? meaning we are being told by mr. waxman that all of these educational related payments can become extravagant. and as a result, viewed by the public as pay for play. any fix would come after the fact, after amateurism has been destroyed in college sports. how do we ensure that doesn't happen? gen. prelogar: i think this interpretation of the injunction that mr. waxman offered is overly broad and

the difficulty was with the president himself, sherman declared. he claimed that lincoln had neither dignity, order, nor firmness to be president. although sherman wanted to go directly to the president himself and tell him his defects, he doubted that even that would do any good. the harris resolution committed to meet with the president past the republican caucus by a unanimous vote with king abstaining. nine senators were chosen by the committee to be chaired by callmer of vermont. president lincoln agreed to meet with the committee the next evening. meanwhile, the senator wrote a brief paper embodying the views of the republican members of the senate as he understood them. the committee approved the paper, which significantly expressed the most unqualified confidence in the patriotism and integrity of the president. identified as they are the success of his administration. that's where the partnership comes in too. the republican senators, he wrote, were deeply convinced that the public confidence -- that public confidence requires a practical

you can see right here, shot by our friend jake sherman, landed on capitol hill grounds. he says he's never seen anything like this before. joining me now is pete williams, tom winter and jake sherman, who shot that aforementioned video. tom, as chuck said before, we believe you have some new information. please bring it to us. >> reporter: you'll forgive me for a quick second, katy, because i want to make sure we don't put something out there that we haven't confirmed yet, and there is information circling around law enforcement circles that's since been debunked. just to get to something pete and our colleague jonathan dietz has reported as well as myself, three law enforcement officials saying the suspect, after crashing into that barrier in the blue car you're seeing on the left-hand side of the screen, exited the vehicle with a knife. at that point the person was confronted by police officers. he was shot, the suspect was shot, and the suspect has since been taken to a local hospital. that suspect's condition is unknown at this time. two u.s. capitol police officers

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sherman of california. mr. jones of new york. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the chair lays before the house the following concurrent resolution. the clerk will read the resolution. the clerk: house concurrent resolution 27. concurrent resolution permitting the remains of the late united states capitol police officer william f. evans to lie in honor in the rotunda of the capitol. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to. and a motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. without objection, the chair lays before the house the following concurrent resolution. the clerk will read the resolution. the clerk: house concurrent resolution 28. concurrent resolution directing the architect of the capitol to transfer to the catapult situated in the capitol's visitor center to the rotunda of the capitol for use in connection with services conducted for united states capitol police officer william f. evans. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to

later, senators work on more nominations in the week, including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state and the securities and exchange commission chair. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week, members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation and a bill to prevent workplace violence in health-care care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package isn't expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2 , and follow congressional coverage anytime at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. usa today running with a story of this gallup poll that just came out and several other publications as well. that first live reading, more americans identifying that they are democrats by a margin that hasn't been seen in a decade. that is according to a poll released by gallup on wednesday. joining us via zoom to talk about the result of the report is jeffrey jones, good morning. guest: thanks for having me. host: what prompte

i'm joined by jake sherman for our first pop up conversation with senator chris coons of delaware. i wanted to extend a thank you to southern company for making this possible. jake: we want to bring you closer to key decision-makers in washington. please tweet at us using #punchbowlnews. you can subscribe to our newsletter at punchbowl.news. anna: i want to bring in tom fanning. he ceo and president of southern company for a fireside chat to talk about what the company is focused on in washington. as well as on climate policy altogether. tom: great to see you. anna: thanks for being here. we appreciate it. we wish it was in person, but this is as good as it gets these days. tom: you bet. anna: southern company is based in georgia. the state has been in the news a lot recently, most recently over a controversial voting bill. some executives at companies like coca-cola and major league sports teams have condemned to the bill. can you and southern are approaching this issue? tom: this is such an important, serious issue. fundamentally elections are at the core of who we are as america

they will then work on more nominations, including when sherman to be deputy schechter terry of state, and -- deputy secretary of state, and others. this week, members of the house are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation as well as a bill to prevent workplace violence against health care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span two, and follow our congressional coverage anytime at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> congressman matt spoke in florida to a group of for america first. the house ethics committee has announced it is starting an investigation into the congressman, stemming from a sex trafficking allegation. >> when there is somebody that stands up and fights for the american people and who finally puts americans and the america first agenda in front, above all else, it is really nice. i am proud tonight to welcome to our barbecue, blues and bluegrass, a congress

this is the one and only case in the history of the sherman act, ever to strike down restraints that are what differentiates the product and particularly in the unique circumstances here it was manifest error to doso . thank you. >> thank you counsel, mister kessler, >> good morning mister chief justice and mayplease the court . the naked horizontal restraints that the computing ncaa schools have adopted in these labor markets would be unlawful in any other context . under board of regents and american eagle, the need for the ncaa schools to cooperate leads to the conclusion that the rule of reason applies. the courts have long recognized this and as a result the station has had ample attitude to prove of procompetitive justification for their restraints. petitioners complaint is nota legal one . it's that and one on fax that is not a basis for appealing to this court. for five decades the ncaa has argued that economic competition among its members schools would destroy consumer demand for college sports. in board of regents it was competition for tv broadcasts . in the vought case i

joining me now, jake sherman.of this, but first i want to get your thoughts on the breaking news we're following, rudy giuliani. take it away. >> i imagine it would be smart, frankly, if republicans would use this opportunity to kind of confront some of mr. giuliani's bizarre behavior over the years and some of the instances he's been involved in. i don't imagine that will happen, katy. i assume that most republicans, almost every house republican, i don't know. the senate will be voting in an hour, and i'll let you know what they say. the house republicans will say almost definitely they believe this is a continuation of a corrupt and uneven justice department and some sort of deep state, which is complete garbage and complete nonsense, but that's what we've heard out of them for many years and that's what i assume we'll continue to hear. senate republicans will say they either didn't see it or will otherwise ignore it, but i'll let you know in an hour what happened to that. >> we have played this game before. ok

michael steele, jake sherman, thank you.for us, in this make or break moment in our country's fight against coronavirus, why dr. anthony fauci has been forced to take on the develop. gop. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. >>> i've become sort of, for some reason or other, a symbol to them of what they don't like about anything that has to do with things that are contrary to them, anything outside of their own realm. i'm not trying to scare anybody. what we're saying is that we make recommendations based on scientific evidence and data. i don't think anyone would consider me a scare monger. i've never been that way at all. >> that was dr. anthony fauci on neil cavuto's program last friday on fox, and good for him for host

speaking of the san francisco public library staff, we want to thank shauna sherman for joining us today. she runs the african american center here at the main, but she worked as a contact tracer and we really appreciate people like you and others for the work that you continue to do to uplift the community. and so, i know that and, again, carol, thank you for getting all of the staff back to the library because, let me tell you, i know it was hard work but because many of the library staff felt so dedicated to the work of helping to support the city, yes, they wanted to come back to work, but they also wanted to finish the work they were doing to address this pandemic. so, again, we want to say thank you so much for your hard work and all that you did to help this city throughout this pandemic. and, unlike carmen chiu who probably returned her books to the library when she was a kid, thank goodness i waived all those fines and fees of the past because i'd be in real trouble right now. forgive me, library. forgive me. [ laughter ] but, with that, thank you all again to the commissioners,

until late last month, a man named michael sherman worked for the bidenn administration as a prosecutorington. show and bragged that his office rounded up about 400 people who were in or near the capital on january 6th. you may be wondering, did 400 people really commit serious crimes that day? thatat depends on how you define "crime." listen to michael sherwin's definition. >> after the sixth, we had inauguration on the 20th, so i wanted to ensure that there was shock and awe, that we could charge as many people as possible before the 20th and it worked because we saw through media posts that people were afraid to come back to d.c. because they were like, if we go there, we are going to get charged. we wanted to take out those individuals were essentially thumbing their noses at the public for what they did. >> tucker: it's now clear. it wasn't at 400 people broke actual laws, the crimes as federal prosecutor "thumbing their noses at the public," meaning the democratic party. it wasn't the insurrection pier the problem is they show disrespect to joe biden and his enforcers like michael

was recovering in the hospital friends from his neighborhood came to him to plan retaliation but shermannge his life. so after he healed he partnered with doctors and returned to the hospital to share his own experience with other victims of community violence to encourage them to break the cycle and imagine a new life going forward. breaking the cycle isn't easy. so hospital-based models provide wrap around care including housing, employment, mental health support, and my organization, the health alliance for violence intervention expands these programs in over 80 cities in the u.s. this funding, again, would help scale these initiatives, and ensure that the resources that victims need, and those who are at greatest risk need, will be provided at the level that they need it. based on the burden of the problem. >> and, you know, i'm listening to you describe so eloquently, so many ways in which, you know, violence is impacting communities and i can't help but also think about what we're seeing in this trial of derek chauvin and all of these eyewitnesses, while they may not have been dire

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of over 1 million shares valued at about $169 million as you know, gme is up about 700% this year sherman'sto cash in on the rally four executives recently left the company taking with them close to $300 million in vested stock. changes in the c suite co-founder ryan cohen continues to play a larger role within management, helping with the pushout of traditional brick and mortar retail moving them towards ecom gamestop announced cohen will become its chair following the company's annual shareholder meeting june 9th that is an interesting development, d, in the way executives have left and taken shares with them. >> what a time to be a gamestop investors and to be ceo of a company that has grown, can we say it, jon, detached from fundamentals walks away without execution on what people are hopeful of left to cohen and the incoming ceo and raises an important question, though how should executive compensation align shareholders' interest, customers' interest, employees' interest? an important question in this day and age. >> you know, it's stock and investors benefit. he and the other execs b

later in the week, senators begin working on more nominations, including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state and gary gensler to be deputy chair of the securities and exchange commission. the house returns april 13 for legislative business. speaker pelosi announced she expects the house to work on equal pay for women legislation as well as the suspension for the across-the-board cut to all medicaid payments. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later this spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2, and follow our coverage any time at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. (202) 748-8003. thanks very much for being with us. this is the headline from the associated press. vaccine passports are the latest flashpoint in covid politics. they are being developed to verify covid-19 immigration status and inoculate people to travel and dine, the latest flashpoint in the perpetual american political wars with republicans host: again, that story from the associated press. on one of

no one thinks about the, about what the stock has done under sherman, right sherman took it from what, well, it's not allowed to, it has to go 100%, to your man, cohen. >> right >> well, it's your man cohen because you're the one who has talked about him a great deal and have spoken with him, with reverence, to a certain extent. >> yes. >> i mean -- >> absolutely. >> and a stock that could be $170 today and market value that could be well over 11, 12 billion, close to $12 billion. >> i think he has to do with "time" magazine. >> does that in any way reflect the fundamental prospect force this company at this point >> i don't know. i will have to check with the single issue people who still think it should pass 400 carl, here's what i know about gamestop the stores are not where the action is. but if cohen were to take up my bank of ethereum, that he just does crypto banking in all of the different stores, he will do this and take credit and the wall street bets people will say it's all their idea, but they have to go crypto, carl, because otherwise, they have to have, they have to hav

dog walking weather, keep a grip on your lightweight puck like sherman here who is from muttville senior rescue. temperatures are cool. they will stay cool. but at least that wind will relax later this evening. temperatures drop down to the mid to upper 40s to around 50 degrees. not a whole lot of variation early wednesday morning. more variation tomorrow afternoon. because, while the on shore wind is still going to be there, keeping temperatures cool, on the coast, and around the bay, it is not going to be as strong. so temperatures inland will warmup into the 70s . a few spots topping 80-degree. we stay dry the first half of the weekend. then the chance of rain with a few showers lingering into early monday morning. we will look at that impact on fire fuels coming up at 7:00. >>> san francisco's canceled today's official 4/20 celebrations. typically thousands of people gather at golden gate park to celebrate ththe second year in row, hippie hill off limits to all getting some to move their celebration to other areas like delores park. seems like they are trying to wet the field so that

reporter: our next question will be jake sherman with punch will news. -- punch bowl news. reporter: i am curious as to what you think about the crew saying they won't vote for anything with changes to the tax code without the salt cap undone. i'm curious as to what you think of that in how you see that play into the package. >> i'm a big supporter -- speaker pelosi: i'm a big supporter of the provision. without any consultation as to what impacts it would have on our meeting the needs of the people of california. they had the same deal in new york, new jersey, other states affected by this. a tax bill that gave 82% of the benefits to the top 1%. the injustice of it all. i am some pathetic. i would say -- i am sympathetic to the position. i would hold any comment on whether to vote for the bill or not. i share their exuberance about the subject, on the salt tax. it was politically targeted to begin with. it had no place. it was a tax scam to begin with. it was a missile around. -- it was a mess all around. hopefully we can get this into the bill. i never give up hope on som

sherman's upcoming exit all part of incoming gamestop chairman and chewy cofounder ryan cohen's effortforce versus storefront retail. the gamestop's shares down to $157.35. >>> and tesla is saying we're sorry to chinese consumers. elon musk's ev giant promising to set up a computer complaint office after one tesla owner who couldn't get the company to answer her complaints about malfunctioning brakes literally jumped on top of a tesla at the shanghai auto show on monday as protest. there she is. you can see this right now. yeah. she had a problem with her brakes. she kept calling, apparently. nobody's answering. so her display caught so much attention, heck, we're talking about it now, that it set off a social immediate ea ya firestorm and grabbed the attention of state media and chinese regulators leading to tesla's apology. and as we said, has promised to create a consumer complaint line. tesla shares up nearly 3% right now. hmm. that's one way to get attention. lidar giant with luminar hitting the gas at this hour, up 14.6% after mapping some new executive team from elon's empire an

. >> joining us now, co-founder of punch bowl news, jake sherman. jake, good morning. it is good to see you. i want to start with minneapolis, the trial, maxine waters. i think everyone is on edge, certainly cities are bracing for the verdict in this trial, minneapolis itself has so much at stake. now you have that video of maxine waters that has shaken things up on capitol hill. clearly the judge seems confident that it shouldn't be relevant to the jury's deliberations today. but how are people on the hill and across the country thinking about this verdict, what are the stakes here? >> good morning. the stakes are high. i mean, kevin mccarthy is going to at least on capitol hill, i mean and everywhere i said assume they are high as well, kevin mccarthy is going to move to censure maxine waters, a very rare procedure which has only happened four times i believe in the last 40 years. charlie rangel was the last person censured, for misusing funds and not paying his taxes. so quite the gulf between what rangel did and what maxine waters did. waters has suggested -- or na

later in the week sanders begin working on more nominations including wendy sherman to be deputy secretaryf state, and the chair of the securities and exchange commission. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation as well as a bill to protect workplace violence against health-care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span two, and follow our congressional coverage anytime at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> we showed you some statistics when it comes to the rising crime. did a survey on the events of 2020 and came to this conclusion within the report. showing major american cities saw a 33% increase in homicide last year. a crime surge that continued into the first quarter of this year. 63 of the 66 largest police jurisdictions saw increases in at least one category of violent crime in 2020 including the homic

nomination of the deputy transportation secretary also on today's agenda of the nomination of wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state. live now to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2.

they work on more nominations including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state and gary gensler to chair the securities and exchange commission. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week, members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation as well as a bill to prevent workplace violence against health care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2, and follow our congressional coverage anytime on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> up next, former defense and state department officials discuss nuclear security, nonproliferation and modernization efforts. we hear from chuck hagel at this event hosted by the atlantic council. >> hello, welcome. i am fred camp, president and ceo of the atlantic council. i would like to welcome you and those of you live via c-span to this event on preventing nuclear proliferation and reassuring america's allies.

we go to minneapolis the murder trial of former police officer derek sherman now into its 8th day prosecutors of course argue in that show been murdered george floyd by kneeling on his neck on more than his 9 minutes in the past hour the court has been hearing from a police officer an expert in the use of force by police right now we are on cross-examination and from the defense attorney eric nelson who's speaking to jodi steger the l.a.p.d. police sergeant who's giving his expert opinion on the use of force is where. we have to take into account security yes we have to take into account the safety and security of our police are all. nurse yes we have to take into account the public's safety yes we have to take into account the location generally speaking is this a high crime moderate term or a low crime or right yet a 3rd into account. we have to take into account the specific location meaning and i in a middle of a busy intersection where buses and cars are driving by or my in someone's yard backyard yes. we have to take into account deescalation possibility yes so you've seen and you discu

mr for a shorter way to slow more pronounced mr sherman's shinar appears to be her calf excuse me appears to be. correct angle in towards the squad car correct slightly gets. 1047 this is now at 2027 years to be a different angle right yes and you can get a much clearer view of the placement of mr rove and me. and again here you've got the shorter. mr show me sort of at the base of the neck. looking finally exhibit 1048. you can see mr whitehead in this picture yes i think gives you again a deft perception of the placement of mr sharon's knee relative to mr for somewhat yes. we can take this down. to show you work has been introduced into evidence. which on the left hand side of your screen you see that appears to be the vice ganda video yes on the right hand side that's from mr king's body worn camera yes. you'd agree that at this point based on everything that we've seen in the same photographs on the left hand side appears that mr shoguns knee is on mr ford's neck yes. more of the base of the neck. and from officer king's. body worn camera appears that it was more of the base of the ne

if you saw smoke in contra costa county, chances are it was from this island on sherman i went out and solano county. the flames creating a huge plume of black smoke. fire crews can't reach the area so they simply have to wait for the fire to burn out. >>> in antioch, 30s are investigating a grass fire as arson. this one comes after a security guard reported seeing someone set this field on fire. the fire burned about five acres along deer valley road. >>> still ahead, looking live at sfo, epic update for people looking forward to spring and summer travel. >>> plus, imagine seeing this in front of you on the road. why it is prompting a warning from one bay area >>> looking live at sfo, we just learned that yesterday was the airports busiest travel days since the bebeginning of t pandemic, with over 25,000 outbound passengers. this all comes as the cdc has updated its travel guidance for people who are fully vaccinated. the agency is saying tonight, those people can travel within the u.s., without getting a covid test were going into quarantine. but should continue wearing masks, and so

even this neighborhood, the sherman park neighborhood.f the things that happened is savil smith was shot about two blocks away from the gas station. and then later that evening, basically it just got crazy. >> on august 13th, 2016 the police shot and killed 23-year-old sylville smith. that night around 100 protesters came to sherman park to be near the site of saville smith's killing and things got hectic. a local gas station, an auto parts store, and a bank were all burned down. >> everyone is kind of aware of what happened with the civil unrest, but people don't know what led up to that. that wasn't about saville being smith being shot. that was just the precipitating act that led to this explosion. but there were underlying causes that led to people being very upset. so from 1963 until 2015, the city of milwaukee lost 91,000 manufacturing jobs. 91,000 good jobs left. but a lot of the manufacturing jobs now out in the suburbs or even the exurbs and people don't have access to get out to where those jobs are. as a result of that, you hav

later in the week, senators begin working on for nominations, including wendy sherman to be decade or -- deputy secretary of the state. the house is back on tuesday for legislative business. members are expected to work on equal pay for legislation as well as a bill to prevent workplace violence against health care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not inspected on the jobs floor -- is not expected on the floor until later in the spring. follow our congressional coverage or listen on the free, c-span radio app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are watching this public service. >> former and current homeland security department officials talked about the agency cybersecurity official and goes. this is one hour. >> the senior advisor and i lead the democratic institutions project here at csis. i was formerly the undersecretary for what was then called the national protection and programs director and is now the infrastructure security agency. we are very exc

. >> next question will be jake sherman with punch bowl news. >> i'm curious what you think of stott heimer and his crew saying they won't go for anything -- won't before any changes in the tax code. >> i'm a big supporter of their position. it was devastating to the state of california for the republican members of california to vote against our state. by the way without any consultation as to what impact it would have on meeting the needs of california -- meeting the needs of the people of california. they -- political action on the part of other republicans in a tax bill they gave 83% of benefits to the top 1%, the injustice of it all. i am some of that into their position. i was say hold any comments. again, i share their exuberance about the subject. it was mean-spirited to begin with, politically targeted, had no place as it was a tax scam to begin with, but, hopefully we can get it into the bill. i will never give up hope in something like that means so much to the people. >> our next question will be linzie mcpherson throw call. >> hi mendham speaker, thanks so much for joini

and jake sherman founder of punchbowl news and msnbc contributor. guys, great to have you both with yous. peter, let me begin with you, the president is pushing for two more huge spending plans which is quite honestly a sharp contrast to his democratic predecessors including bill clinton whod the era of the government is over. how is biden planning to sell these proposals to even some members of his own party, peter? >> wel, ayman, he has a ability to be a transition figure to add to the safety net, trillions of dollars that he would direct for all sorts of programs for children, fruition-free community college and extended family paid leave. he's going to make the case right here in georgia which is a crucial state, of course. this is the state that helped sway congress, control of congress, to the democrats with the runoff victories just a few months ago with the two democrats, jon ossoff and raphael warnock, you see the big sign over our shoulders that says "getting america back on track." that's the tour's name. they stop here in atlanta, philad

co-founder of punch bowl news jake sherman is an msnbc political contributor. jake, good morning. words here that most people probably never even wanted to have to learn. theparliamentarian. a decision has been made that should allow democrats more opportunities to pass their priorities with just the 50 votes. and that means, first of all, they may need less republican cooperation, of course, but it also gives more power to someone like senator joe manchin or any one of the 50 democrats in the senate because there is absolutely no margin for error here. >> yes, kasie, good morning. yes, there's a lot to talk about here so what we know is that chuck schumer has said what the senate parliamentarian has ruled. what chuck schumer says the ruling indicates is that he can use budget reconciliation, the 51 vote threshold process, and additional time, one more time the democrats thought to get a tax and spend bill through. now that's what chuck schumer says. we're going to wait to see what the senate parliamentarian -- man, that's a tough word so early in the morning -- but the senate par

over the weekend i'm not exactly sure of the timing says that i had taken, she called me, fig jack sherman which has a nice cadence to it'll give her that. but she did indicate and said that i had taken her words and miss construed them as racist. we didn't use the word racist i didn't take it out of context. the context is that, sorry, she said i took anglo-saxon out of context and made it seem racist. we posted the entire document. we put that is the context. and she said it was like it was space laser story from a couple months ago so listen, i'm not going to try to make sense of what she's saying. i will tell you this though. this is an important story as you indicated in your opening. this is fundamental to an identity that is deep within the republican party on the house of this point. you're seeing people rally to her defense, so, you know it's very important stuff. >> yeah, and i was actually surprised by mccarthy's reaction. that's not usually the way he goes on this stuff. usually it's like, i don't know, he tends to be a passive and reactive dude. i would not have bet that he wo

on more nominations, including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state and gary gensler to chair the securities and exchange commission. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week, members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation, as well as a bill to prevent workplace violence against health care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2, and follow congressional coverage anytime at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. host: joining as is the chair of the election transparency initiative. and also serves as a former acting director of immigration services from 2019 to 2021. thanks for giving us your time today. guest: my pleasure. host: could you tell us about this initiative, what does it do, and who supports it? guest: the election transparency initiative that i lead is a joint effort between two groups, the american principles project, which is a prof

later in the week, senators begin working on more nominations, including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state and the nominee for the security and exchange in addition commission. the house is back too. this week members are expected to work on quail pay for women legislation as well as workplace violence. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expect tonight house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span 2 and follow our coverage anytime on c-span orging or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> washington counselor. live on the air on the news of the day and we'll discuss policy issues that impact you. wednesday morning, the michael miller show. the broadcast and news of the day. general talk with the state university criminal specialist. watch live at 7:30 wednesday morning and end? your facebook comments and tweets. >> here's a look at our live coverage wednesday. on c-span, the white house covid-19 response team provides an update on the pandemic at 10:30 a.m. eastern. at 11: 30, the worl

later in the week, senators work on more nominations, including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state and gary gensler to chair the securities and exchange commission. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week, members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation, as well as a bill to prevent workplace violence against health care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2, and follow congressional coverage anytime at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. host: joining as is the chair of the election transparency initiative. and also serves as a former acting director of immigration services from 2019 to 2021. thanks f g

they need his vote to do that so that seems sherman ask.iticians have been known to change their mind in the past. assume that that is dead. that means that you are vote -- your voting effort in the house doesn't look great in terms of getting to the president's desk for signature. democrats did get this new lifeline in terms of this ruling that they can now use the reconciliation process, which allows you to get that lower vote thrhold. it's to do with the budget process. it get to a 50 vote threshold instead of a sickly vote threshold. democrats can get ovethat if they hang together. if they can use that process more than once a year -- the old assumption is that you get one crack at that year. the new ruling is that you might be able to do this more than once a year. that changes the ballgame. now democrats can look at that and say, we can't go the filibuster route but what can we stuff in a budget bill that has all of our priorities and i and use the reconciliation process to get that 50 vote threshold? that will be a fascinating questi

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sherman has to go to prison when this sense is sentencing date comes in about 8 weeks from now this is funny you mentioned that crowds are gathering that we also are aware that minneapolis has been on high and that it's in the case of unrest with the national god brought in over the last few weeks so what's the situation like at the moment. yes 3000 national guard as you said correct they have of the city had downtown even if you can't really see that right now because we're in the wrong spot to. oh yeah that. is actually boarded up so the anticipation was not a good one here and. that was of course not just here the case it was all over the united states the case in l.a. new york chicago washington d.c. police and law enforcement agencies prepared for a different outcome from here now i have to say i lost i if me so i can't hear your next question is so let me wrap this up here right now the situation here is peaceful expected to be peaceful because this kind of common sense that now there is really no reason or and or justification if you will to ransack buildings. and put them back

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senators begin working on more nominations, including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state, and the chair of the securities and exchange commission. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week, members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation, as well as a bill to prevent workplace violence against health-care care and social services workers. president biden infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, dissented on c-span2, and follow our congressional coverage anytime at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> book tv on c-span2 has topped nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday, at 8:00 p.m. eastern, jamaal green looks at america's approach to individual rights in his book how brights went wrong, why our obsession with rights is tearing america apart. saturday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, eight bowling room -- bowling green state professor talks about free speech and free exchange of sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern o