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steny hoyer controls that schedule.o he will do this as soon as possible. and then it's up to the justice department to make moves, but i mean, a couple of members made the point to me last night, a couple of members of the house, that if the justice department have not moved on this, they believe that there are some holes, there is some weakness in the case, that they have seen that would prevent them from moving on this. so, again, this is our system of government. >> we talked a lot about, obviously, supreme court justice clarence thomas' judge, ginny thomas, the text message exchanges she had with mark meadows. i know you spoke with chair bennie thompson about some of this. what are the plans here? are they going to subpoena here? >> a few things. i don't know if they're going to subpoena her. i think the first thing would be for her to come into a transcribed interview, voluntarily. that's how this committee typically operates, that's how most committees operate. they go soft at first, say, please come in and talk

very pleased to yield to our distinguished-- house majority leader, democratic majority leader, steny hoyer. >> thank you very much, madam speaker and thank you very much, hakeem jeffries and pete aguilar. >> we got out late thursday or early friday morning and i think everybody was sort of wondering how is this going to go. and we call it a retreat, but i call it resolving that we will continue to work on behalf of the people. that resolve was strengthened by the positive nature of what shaun maloney is going to tell you in a short time. but also, by the panelists that we heard. focused on how we reach out, make policies for the people to lift them up. and very frankly, the american people in this country and the world received a gut punch from the pandemic and we have responded with vigor and with effectiveness to that gut punch. which is why we are confronting an economy that's one of the fastest economies that we've seen in many decades. we mentioned the number of people employed at 7.4, 5 or 6 million people. that's in the context of in the previous fours years prior to the biden admin

an aide for house majority leader steny hoyer says meetings on the issue have been positive and saysing at the senate-passed bill closely. it wouldn't be the first time they are adopting daylight saving time for the entire year. we tried it back in 1974 but the change only lasted less than a year after outrage from parents who didn't want to send their kids in the dark. some argue permanent daylight saving time would make us more productive but others say darker evenings and brighter mornings are better for our sleep habits and health so if the sunshine protection act passes the house and signed by president biden, the change would not take effect until 2023. >>> speaking of changes, coming up, the big change at starbucks. >>> also ahe where does your almondmilk come from? almond breeze starts here with our almond trees in our blue diamond orchard in california. my parents' job is to look after them. and it's my job to test the product. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. blue diamond almond breeze. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more— beginners' yoga.

look, not only nancy pelosi running again, steny hoyer and clyburn.you add up their age, no disrespect, they are the same age as this country. i think we need to focus differently and move forward. we need to look at i just took a number of members to mit taking by ai and quantum. how do we make america stronger but make us stronger to be able to compete against china? make america stronger where our energy costs are lower where we can manufacture here and don't have to worry about a supply chain and relying upon china. we should be relying upon american and american workers. you do that with a very first thing that you do, make america energy independent and make us dominant in it where we can help our allies at the same time. >> jesse: i don't think biden can spell mit i'm glad you are doing that leader mccarthy, thank you so much for joining "primetime." >> thank you. >> jesse: joe biden went to brussels, snapped at a reporter and threw kamala harris under the bus. stay right there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dr

when you ask steny hoyer will you do a house resolution to match rand paul?are not going to do it. >> of course they're not doing it because the democratic base basically like covid mandates. they like the government telling them what to do. the problem swing state voters, suburban voters, the voters that will decide the 2022 midterms do not like covid mandates and unfortunately democrats did not learn the lessons of the virginia 2021 elections where republicans swept into power because of mishandling of restrictions as well as the san francisco recall. now some of them, the ones at risk are trying to shove the covid mandate genie back into the bottle and i don't think it will work for them. elizabeth: to your point, representative shaun maloney chair of the congressional democratic campaign committee, he is telling "axios" i'm completely overmask mandates but ford, he is seeing the internal polling. he knows to your point what voters are saying. they're done, they're over it. the way that the pandemic was botched. he is saying i'm for whatever gets rid of ma

the distinguished majority leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable steny hoyerthe speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. and i want to thank my friend, the chairman of this committee, who has been a dear friend of mine. we've traveled in various parts of the world together. we've seen pain and we've seen progress. we're seeing pain now, and all i can say in respect to the remarks that were just made by the gentleman from new york, mr. green -- amen. i want to thank mr. mccaul for his working, not as a republican -- i thank mr. meek, not as a democrat -- but as americans. americans confronted with a crisis, crisis for democracy, a crisis for the global community. i want to thank them both, because they have in the best traditions of this house and in this country worked together to bring to the floor a resolution which indeed speaks to the pain and to the moral responsibility of all those who love freedom and democracy. mr. speaker, on tuesday, as russian missiles rained down on the cities

house majority leader steny hoyer tweeting quote tonight the house approved an omnibus appropriationspackage that invests in the priorities of the american people and that will help us build a better and stronger america. but before that moved forward earlier in the day, speaker pelosi had to strip 15 and a half billion and commit funds out of it because became a sticking point. the democrats were threatening a revolt. the house also passing a bill to ban russian oil imports overwhelmingly for 14 to 17 with bipartisan support. this trace after the president took action, we saw earlier this week against russian energy under pressure from congress. although this house bill will go further than biden's import ban because it calls for a review of russia's status in the world trade organization. now, despite bipartisan support for this russian republicans are still blasting the administration for reaching out to unlikely partners in iran and venezuela in an effort to lower gas prices. let's cut a deal with the iranians, put their oil in the market with the venezuelans to put their oil in t

house majority leader steny hoyer tweeted afterwards that this bill invests in the priorities of the american people and that will help us build a better and stronger america. but before a bill can move forward, speaker pelosi had to strip out 15% 1/2 billion in covid funds because that had become a sticking issue that threatened a revolt. so where do things stand? well, this massive omnibus heads to the senate where it must pass before getting the president's signature and catch this trace it has to pass before friday, which is the deadline for government spending to run out. it appears they're moving quickly trace. interesting grif that you know, when you see the ban on russian oil, it also gives the administration one more talking point saying listen, gas prices are going up all across the country. seven bucks out the back door. but it's putin's fault, not mine, right? yeah, looks like we're getting a little bit of rebranding hashtag putin's price hike is what you're going to see a lot of. but as we have documented, the gas prices were soaring well before the war in ukraine broke

now house majority leader steny hoyer tweeting after tonight the house approved an anonymous omnibus appropriations package that invests in the priorities of the american people and that will help us build a better and stronger america. but before that moved forward earlier in the day, speaker pelosi had to strip 15% billion out in koed funds because it became a sticking point with democrats that threatened a revolt. now the house also passing this bill to ban russian oil imports overwhelm for 14 to 17 . it passed with bipartisan support. this after the president took action against russian energy earlier this week under pressure from congress. although this house bill goes further trace than biden's import ban because it calls for a review of russia's status in the world trade organization . but despite the bipartisan support for this bill, republicans are still blasting the administration for reaching out to unlikely partners in iran and venezuela in an effort to lower gas prices. >> let's cut a deal with the iranians, put their oil on the market with the venezuelans to put their o

the distinguished majority leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable steny hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. and i want to thank my friend, the chairman of this committee, who has been a dear friend of mine. we've traveled in various parts of the world together. we've seen pain and we've seen progress. we're seeing pain now, and all i can say in respect to the remarks that were just made by the gentleman from new york, mr. green -- amen. i want to thank mr. mccaul for his working, not as a republican -- i thank mr. meek, not as a democrat -- but as americans. americans confronted with a crisis, crisis for democracy, a crisis for the global community. i want to thank them both, because they have in the best traditions of this house and in this country worked together to bring to the floor a resolution which indeed speaks to the pain and to the moral responsibility of all those who love freedom and democracy. mr. speaker, on tuesday, as russian missiles rained down on the citi