when i grew up here, west virginia didhave the problems it has now. everyone knew everyone.ope, it wasn't that far. but you felt loved by the community. >> reporter: west virginia tugging paisley home time and time again. this time performing in the end zone of herbert hoover high school in clendenin, a school he helped rebuild after devastating floods in 2016. with the $100,000 donation through his paisley foundation and fund-raising efforts that topped $1 million. but lately it's been his music that he hopes will spark change. ♪ i'm a son of the mountains ♪ >> reporter: "son of the mountains" is brad paisley's first album in six years. >> this is where i'm from. this is who we are. we believe in freedom, the moonshining spirit. ♪ where i'm from ♪ >> what's something about west virginia that might be a misconception people have? >> i think there's misconception that this state is nothing but hillbillies. there's a little bit of that, we have our share. this is a taste state that is unique to america. >> are you celebrating your youth in a way with some of these tracks? i re

west virginia is completely covered in mountains.r active recreation of floriculture and bees . the lack of endless fields and long mountain ranges make the state unsuitable for industrial agriculture. this means pesticides, including the main killers neonicodes. there is almost none here, the last 2 years there has been a sharp increase. interest, especially among young people, people register in clubs and take books on beekeeping to the library. they want to do something with their own hands, they want to get out of the virtual. and you see that bees are the connecting link between plants and animals, the chief beekeeper of the state travels throughout west virginia with inspections and lectures, prevent diseases , prescribe an antibiotic in time, suggest what to do when there is no queen, shonda knows everything about the world these amazing insects with a complex hierarchy and a clear distribution of responsibilities within ulyanov william’s nectar is like fresh vegetables that the bees need to preserve, and the honey is sealed w

also one of the guard members from west virginia it was a medical professional. she went down and administered medical help at the southern border to the texas guard and the west virginia guard. and also any of the immigrants who needed it as they were coming in, the illegals. they had not had healthcare at that portion of the border for the last six months. she said she worked 24/7. and again was shocked at what she was seeing. this is an utter failure by this administration the interior border policy enforcement is not there but you have heard my colleagues talk about it. it is a 50 state problem i'm proud of our state and proud of our national guard to go down and assist with this issue when we get these numbers from august are there going to shocking as well. not just to the national guard but to the rest of the country. >> 26 years ago 1997 when hong kong was handed back to the chinese by the uk. when the titanic was a hit movie. it's also the last time congress passed all of the appropriation bills before the end of the fiscal year. as we stand here today w

we also, one of the guard members from west virginia was a medical professional. she went down and administered medical help at the southern border to the texas guard and also the west virginia guard and also any of the immigrants that needed it as they were coming in, the illegals, and they had not had health care down there at that portion of the border for the last six months and she said she worked 24/7. and again, was shocked at what she was seeing. this is an utter failure by this administration, the interior border policy strengthening or enforcement is not there. you've heard my colleagues talk about it. it's a 50-state problem. i'm proud of our state, proud of our national guard to go down and assist, but this issue, when we get these numbers from august, are going to be shocking as well. not just to our national guard, but to the rest of the country. >> 26 years ago, 1997 is when hong kong was handed back to the chinese by the u.k. that's when the "titanic" was a hit movie. it's also the last time that congress passed all the appropriation bills before t

they can make a statement. >> it will be tough for west virginia. >> there points in the side. ohio state in michigan. i am looking forward to see how this shapes out. >> we will be on site every week. celebrating that tradition. the fans in the schools. we can't wait to get started. >> we are starting with that rivalry game. >> will be the 60th meeting between west virginia and penn state. the first since 92. we will see you at 7:00 eastern. >> football saturday and sunday for the next five months. >> we also have giants baseball tonight. there hanging onto that last spot in the national league. the giants and padres from san diego. game time is 6:40. coverage begins at 6:30. >>> now what is coming up next. >>> right now, a partial bridge closure. just in time for the holiday weekend. we will have a live look at traffic as crews work on a long stretch of interstate 80. >>> officials explain why they picked this weekend to do it. >> whether you're a white, brown, black, white collar or blue collar, retired, you are welcome. >> san jose is celebrating the first ever low rider da

west virginia is the heart of the american industrial bloom.ing were at their peak 10 years ago, however. made coal financial ineffective the mines were closed one after another by miners. lost their jobs mike took up farming and beekeeping someone has to produce food. you just look at your neighbors, learn from them and understand that the main thing is not to stop. you have to constantly do something. one of the poorest states in the country today is desperately trying to get rid of the legacy of bob spencer's apiary, the owners of the beehive company, bob's company ships dozens of new hives every month, all over the country. god is especially proud that the wood and labor are all local and west virginia and for places with cold winters the hive was improved. we added a layer of insulation to the hive, it turned out to be warm. god , this allows the bees to do their work in the cold season and during temperature changes, instead of gathering in a swarm and warming up. well, west virginia estimates there are several thousand amateur beekeepers

rebels could return to west virginia. now while west virginians were equally as unhappy about the likes of a potential boost in their midst. they had another reason for being worried. west virginia had been admitted as a state to the union in 1863. but it wasn't clear that this was going to hold there was a great deal of fear that virginia would reclaim those counties that had had left the state to reclaim them as part of virginia and if rebels returned and voted they could potentially outnumber unionists and the state might in fact revert to virginia. there's some 18,000 west virginians who had fought for the confederacy. in other words unionists face the prospect of having thousands of paroled confederates returning to a state they had been trying to destroy and so what do we see the same pattern that we see in maryland? in late april and early may at least 12 different communities and union strongholds past resolutions barring formal former rebels from returning home. these are more than just resolutions though. for exa

i live in west virginia. my dad was a prison guard for 30 years.i was in west virginia but i get to do this awesome job, my wife is a republican political fundraiser. with a that is the backdrop, we are on this walk and i was telling her, we live in west virginia, the political environment warrant the way it is there's a scenario where i can possibly run. there's an open governor seat in west virginia, open -- competitive u.s. senate seat which opened up the house seat where i live. in some scenario i could run for that house he and she is like no you couldn't and i am like why not? she says you don't have enough money. i said you are a political fundraiser and i know a lot of people. i've been doing this for a long time and she said let me tell you what i tell people who call me up who want to run. not for president, not for senate but just for the house. you have to either give your campaign $300,000 or raise that much money from your personal christmas card list network before it is even worth my time to try to introduce you put to political act

my state of west virginia per population unfortunately leads that statistic and the statistics went up 4.5% in terms of the number of lives that we lost. so as we look at this potential for the government shutdown, if we look at the alarming numbers at the border, but we are faced with is what the leader says, asking our border patrol agents that are m totally overrun, askg them to do more now but we could be asking them or they could be asked to work and not receive a paycheck. so what happens to all these fentanyl deaths coming over when we had a workforce that's overstretched and have to stop 224,000 illegals coming through the drugs flood through and kill our americans and young people and our sons and daughters and it's just a human crisis that we haveve here. we've got to keep the government running in figure out a way to have more border protection. i'm absolutely for that but at this point right now 77% of the american people do not believe we should shut the government down and i am in that 77% and i think that it will have a great impact on those that are suffering fromm addi

my state of west virginia per population unfortunately leads that statistic and our statistics went up 4.5% in terms of the number of lives that we lost. so as we look at this potential for a government shutdown, if we look at the alarming numbers at the border, what we're faced with is what the leader says. we're faced with asking our border patrol agents who are totally overrun. we're asking them to do now and now we could be asking them, or they could be asked to work and not receive a paycheck. and so what happens? what happens to all of these fentanyl deaths and the fentanyl coming over when we have a work force that's overstressed and has to stop 224,000 illegals coming through, the drugs flood through and kill our americans and our young people and our sons and daughters. and it's just a human crisis that we have here. so we've got to keep the government running. we've got to pay and figure out a way to enforce the border. i think it would be a great place to put it on a cr to have more border protection. i'm absolutely for that, but at this point right now, 77% of the american

west virginia, after it got away in heartbreaking fashion in the fourth quarter last year in pittsburgh, is going to win the 106th backyard brawl. a huge win for neal brown, trying to get off the hot seat. this will help. still more to do. well done by nicco marchiol, has the game ball in his hands. off the bench in the first quarter, not a lot of college experience. but he led them to victory. molly mcgrath. >> molly: coach, last year you had a lead in the fourth quarter in this game and let it slip away. why was this year different? >> we're tougher team. not a knock on last year's bunch but we're further along in the process and what a night, you know. quarterback hurt the second series and we just found a way. and the defense, much maligned the last year or so stood up. we got takeaways, were able to run and were good up front. showed it tonight. >> molly: garrett greene's injury, how did the offense respond with toughness, especially in the run game? >> they knew. nicco managed well, made key throws when he needed to. it's hard for a backup. you don't get the reps the starter gets.

this is where west virginia versus e.p.a. comes in. so this is likely the most important supreme court case of our lifetime when it comes to the ability to restore our constitutional republic. what the supreme court held here is that there are certain major policy questions called the major questions doctrine that have to be decided by publicly elected representatives, those who serve in congress and those who serve in the u.s. senate. these questions cannot be delegated without expressed congressional authority to third-party administrative agencies. there was a clean power plan perpetrated by the obama administration that came from the e.p.a. that restricted what coal industry participants could and couldn't do. and the reason they found that violated the major questions doctrine, that would result in about $2,000 of added experience per american family and that was sufficiently major impact on the economy that it violated the administrative state to actually do it. that was an outstanding and i give president trump who game to the r

from montgomery, west virginia, here's philip bowen.d actually go wild... [ cheers and applause ] my parents, they sat with me through all these squeaky violin lessons and long drives to practice. and i imagine it was validating for them, too. hello, mom. woman: we're so proud of our son. before "agt", i was close to throwing in the towel because i wasn't feeling healthy. since my audition, i've lost over 50 pounds. i feel like a new me. all right, here we go. working as a musician now, gig after gig, you're just kind of making ends meet. winning "america's got talent" would change all that for my family. so the performance i'm doing for the live shows, it's going to be stepped up in every way i can step it up. i'm playing faster. i'm moving. the dream is to be doing this in vegas every single night. i want to show people that, yes, it's possible to have this kind of a high energy show with a 100-year-old wooden fiddle. and i can do it night after night, song after song. any genre, doesn't matter. you will have a good time. that's my dr

west virginia, neil brown on the high seat. statement. >> penn state a team playing in college football playoff. historically, ohio state, michigan. looking forward to see how this breaks down. >> the best part on-site every week celebrating the tradition, the fans, these schools, and we can't wait to get started this season. >> and start with a rivalry game. 60th meeting between west virginia and penn state. first since '92. don't forget about sound beth week four. >> see you at 4:00 today. thank so much. >>> baseball, on the road. giants against the padres. flores hit a home run giving him 20 on the season. career high. giants could not maintain the lead losing 7-3. won the first game and back today in san diego for game three. >>> at 7:51, up next a quick look at top stories including a record-breaking travel weekend this labor day. the timing you need to know before you head out. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk

that's not the top of my reason to be worried. >> you live in west virginia now, how does your backgroundand your journey influenced? >> politicians on one hand, i think it is important to understand why normal average americans feel like the system is broke and it's hard to do that so i think by virtue in west virginia it taught me to state and touch and be more sensitive to the populace live out there and i am grateful for the and it helped me write the book. my experienceme working in washington d.c. where i work for years in politics led me to realize it's not true and they are trying to do well and showing us at their doorsteps and that is the goal. is important to tell people not familiar with the system and there are some are and they are working hard in trying to educate their kids and law who come and you have so many details and people can look that up in this weird obsession but also the former, he ran for president, former running for president and allowing it growing up in and they are sticklers with the budgets and the house and the senate yet according to a 2012 report your

this is where west virginia versus epa comes in. this is the most important supreme court case of our lifetime when it comes to the ability to restore the constitutional republic. but the supreme court held here is there are certain major policy questions this is called a major question doctrine that have to be decided by publicly elected representatives those who serve in congress and of thosewho serve in the u.s. sena. they cannot be delegated without expressed congressional authority to third-party administrative agencies. so if there was a plan perpetuated by the obama administration that came from the epa that restricted what the participants could and couldn't do and the reason they found them violated the major question is that what unmet about $2,000 of added expense per american family and that was a major impact on the economy that violated the ability of the state to do it. i give the prior president credit for support that came to the right place on this question but now we have to take that to the next level. if the reg

west virginia has more drug addiction, more poverty than san francisco.they are just in our country. i has the same level. detroit has higher drug emissions. or note does west virginia. explain? the university of san francisco have figured it out. they said is one 100% related to the housing act. what now today, california has 12% of our population. 50% of her unsheltered homeless. it's because of housing it and accessibility. that is a tidal wave it's coming comingacross our country. and use see we will see this all across the country. i talked to people who are senior citizens. people whose mothers and fathers are cutting pills into so they can afford food. they are choosing between food and medicine. this kid i was talking to, came up to me. one day a week he has to choose between filling up his car or eating dinner that night. americans are making these impossible choices. talk to a family living in an apartment they can no longer afford listen to the baby cry in their arms and having to worry if the kid is a $50.6, $100 sick, or $500 sick before they

you would think that the m law 100 firms would all be on the side of west virginia and business and not on the side of the epa. you particularly think that if you understood that the argument being made, the major questions doctrine argument is probably the hottest thing in big log right now in terms of challenging government action. if you actually look at the law firms that filed amicus briefs in that case, it was for to zip on the epa side for big law with no big law firms filing on behalf of west virginia. so something very stark is going on here, i think this is very bad for the courts ultimately and i alluded to this last night. we have an adversary system of justice, the courts, the justices, they all depend on hearing from both sides in the case and controversy. if one side has all the resources of the m law one and the other side does not that can make a real difference. particularly in cases that are labor-intensive, and i don't need to tell folks in this room that sometimes election law cases can be particularly labor-intensive at the trial court level. so two of the system i

i am a native west virginia. -- west virginian.she comes to work every day with the desire to help people. that is certainly something she has done. if you travel across west virginia, you can clearly see the impact senator capito has made. i'm confident her efforts both in congress, here in the senate, will continue to benefit the people of our state and country well into the future. thank you. [applause] >> selecting the winners of the staff lifetime achievement for a democracy award is consistently the most difficult decision we have to make every year. everyone in this room knows staffers who are worthy of recognition, someone new has toiled for years in the service of congress and the nation and really recognized for the public service. the purpose of this category is to single out a few of those people, tell their story and honor them. the two people we selected today are the epitome of patriots serving under the dome. please will come to the stage the two winners of the democracy award for lifetime achievement. [applause] co

is anybody here from west virginia? you know the scotts run is right near morgantown west virginia, and it's a coal mining community and the lines were shut down. and so that miners were still there still in scotts run, but they had no source of income. they had no food and so their children were really really struggling. this is from 1935. so it's after they've had some relief this photo but this is family from scott throwing the kids. so the hoover administration was very concerned about children's starving and they said that we want to send the children's bureau out to look at what's happening at scott's run and see if we could do something to ameliorate that suffering and they were thinking about something like a milk program where they could bring milk to families and children could have milk. so the children's bureau will solicited the help of the quakers social action division. and that's the that's the american friends service committee, and they went out to help figure out what was going on. and they when they

this is where west virginia versus the epa comes in. this is likely the most important supreme court case of our lifetime when it comes to the ability to restore our constitutional republic. with the supreme court held here is there a certain major policy questions and this is called the major questions doctrine that have to be decided by publicly elected representatives of those whocl serve congress and those o serve in the u.s. -- these questions cannot be delegated without express congressional authority to third-party administered of agencies so a power planty perpetuated by the obama administration they came to the epa that restricted the coal industry participants could and couldn't do and the reason they found that violated the major question doctrine and this is really important is that what onnet result in $2000 of added expense for the american family and that was a sufficiently major impact on the economy that violated the ability for the state to actually do it. that was argued in the current court and they give them a man's

so it's a whole different scenario in the state of west virginia.ont of me right now to get done, and to prevent bad things from happening. once you become an announced candidate for anything, you become a target. i might be a suspected target now on so many different arenas. but still i have the ability to sit down with my democrat and republican friends and not be a threat to either one of them. we need people that can bring people together and work together and find a common cause. we've got a lot of challenges. but the bottom line is for the united states to be the super power of the world and the beacon of hope, you've got to show leadership and you've got to bring it together. i can't just continue to start talking and point fingers and blaming everybody else. people want us to work together. they want us to be the united states and quit being the divided states. i don't like listening it any more than you have to report it. >> that's for sure. you could run for re-election in the senate. the "new york times" this weekend reported that you cou

not west virginia to be sure what the federal shore from the moment they left sylvia and the militia dreamed of going back and with a start of rushes, special operation there was renewed hope they'd see then native city again the word submit us. uh, not for on the dish that grab storage script i guess is a bit of a me as little as the content isn't dollars the news? no, but i chose no but the share of the beam line. yes. please present. we should general is not done. a fidget soon found himself in the thick of things on the 1st day of the special military operation to protect on bass, windows, windows, and not the cvt. i'm sure you all know that it did you through the you see just the she's didn't they have you go to these now who didn't said i don't, i don't have insurance instead of waiting for that. so yeah, that you call it a full shoes. like you needed simple choice, which i wish it was anything that let's just do a fix it. what else you have for just by the end of the school boom, just much leo cooled down. those the only here we're going. here's them. yeah. but i your machine.

first of all, i'm a proud alumni of west virginia, a mountaineer.hem. let's leave that there. next of all, joe, only in america does an election start the day after the last election. i don't have anything as far as my filing date doesn't start january 7th. i have plenty of time. i have a lot of gas in the tank still left, as you can tell, i'm ready to go. and i believe that the middle needs a voice. there's no voice in the middle. you're either extreme left or extreme right. that's not how we've built this country. this is about the united states of america and not let it be divided. and haasthat's what they're try to do. i don't want you to pick a side, there's only one side, the american side. but there has to be a voice, common sense. get our financial house in order. sk and i said this before, my grandfather used to say, what's going on with all of and he said, joe, let me tell you something, unmanaged debt will lead you to make terrible decisions. and that's what's going to happen. the old adage of robbing peter to pay paul, that's where that

west virginia has more drug addiction, more poverty than san francisco.san francisco is of riches city in our country. it has the same level of mental illness. detroit has higher drug addiction, higher poverty but they don't have homelessness. nor does west virginia. what explains it? the university of san francisco have figured it out. they said it's 100% related to housing access. now today, california has 12% of our population. 50% of our unsheltered homeless and it's because of housing and accessibility and costs. and what desmond says is that is a tidal wave that is coming across our country and that we are going to see that level of destruction and disintegration all across our country. and i talk to people who are senior citizens, people's mothers and fathers who were splitting their prescription or cutting pills in two so they can divide them so they can afford food. they are choosing between food and medicine. this kid i was talking to who came up to me, when the a week he has to choose between filling up his car or eating dinner that night. amer

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we had people in west virginia that were in that trade center.now if any state was spared that. we always have great losses and still mourning. it's a very tough time for all of us. that day will live in infamy in our generation. that's for sure. >> neil: senator, much as been made of the president being in anchorage on this day like the timing issue as the white house says and his trip. the first president in 22 years not to be at any one of the terror sites. what do you think? >> i know they had people dispersed all over in the different areas. at the pentagon or fields in pennsylvania or at the towers. still yesterday, that's -- i don't know -- i know it was important, the g-20 and i know that vietnam, trying to build that relationship is important also. i'm not going to say anything about the scheduling because i have no knowledge of that i'm not going to add to that. it's something that could have been worked out. >> neil: you were president now on this the 22nd anniversary, you'd be at one or several of the sites? >> the main site. the hist

week, i also realized as i went to see what is called the mark kirk initiative in mark square, west virginiahere it is an all hands on deck initiative to fight the addiction crisis. the numbers were 111,000 americans lost their lives to fentanyl overdoses last year. unfortunately leads that statistics, and our statistics went up 4.5%. in terms of the number of lives that we lost -- so as we look at this potential for a government shutdown if we look at the alarming numbers at the border, what we're faced with is what the leader says we're faced with asking our -- our border patrol agents qhorp totally overrun, we're asking them to do more now. but now we're -- we could be asking them or they could be asked to work and not receive a paycheck. and so what happens? what happens to all of these fentanyl deaths and fentanyl coming over when we have a work force that's overstretched and has to stop 224,000 illegals coming through the drugs flood through and kill our americans and our young people and our sons and daughters and it -- it is just a human crisis that we have here. so we've got to keep

heart of the big mountains near belmant in birjand and it is called the conflict consul center in west virginiais site specific image can be found 66 months west of washington, dc satellite images can show the location of these facilities, but the wayfinding and its internal secrets are a copy of the federal government, which was created without the knowledge and consent of the taxpayers who are funded by it. these extraordinary trainings for preparation sees the text to serve the people but also for those who have the people in their possession. at the same time, the patient is also responsible for the administration of the police activities of the american citizens . there is a list of 12 camps to keep the american citizens who disobey orders . some of these camps now claim in 1999, american citizens were held at the sample sea center outside seattle, washington, and reports indicate that the patient controlled the operation and used the nearby naval facility as a large prison. it also published reports that showed that the us department of homeland security has signed a contract of about 400

pursuant to the supreme court standard in west virginia versus epa which came around the same time as the decision. every one of the justices we appoint will share that conviction. that is how we actually got our country back and when we shutdown the administrative stas painful as it will be i hope we are so that we can codify that view of the constitution into judicial precedent so the next president that comes after me doesn't have his hands tied in the same way that is how we drive change on the timescales of history and why the court is so important. i want to give you a chance to clarify this one because i have to tell you i do see a role for a good fbi, not what we have now in the washington, d.c. office where they are political, but they serve an important role stopping the drug cartel and other functions, so do you mean that you would fully eliminate the fbi or would you reformat? >> i'm going to be very candid about this i don't think the reform of that agency is actually possible at this stage with 16 years. you cannot reform it. i think you have to shut it down. but this is

west virginia is leading the way. our country must follow this example and continue this level of investment into our national security with each and every one of us contributing to the proud tradition of american leadership. with that, madam president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mrs. fischer: thank you, madam president. china is on track to triple its nuclear arsenal by 2035. russia continues its nuclear sabre rattling in ukraine. north korea is hel bent on developing -- hell bent on developing the capability to develop nuclear weapons at long ranges, conducting missile tests this last year, and iran is weeks away from obtaining nuclear weapons. but on sunday night president biden said, and i'm quoting him, the only existential threat humanity faces even more frightening than a nuclear war is global warming above 1.5-degrees in the next ten years. end quote. the leader -- the leader of the free world believes that global warming is a bigger threat to global security than nucl

the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mrs. capito: mr. president, just yesterday all of us returned to the u.s. capitol following a five-week stretch where we exercised the opportunity to meet with our constituents in our homes, visited updated projects and attend events in our relative -- in our respective states, and some of us traveled across the country and around the world to expand our understanding and gather lessons so that we can apply that to our work here in washington. i was able to accomplish this at home by attending my state's annual economic development summit where i met business leaders from all across west virginia with a variety of -- on a variety of issues from a variety of fields from meetings with individuals in specific industries, i was able to share the landscape that i currently see in washington and hear about the specific policies that are impacting west virginia most directly. i was also able to attend a really great event, a ribbon cutting ceremony for a brand new high school. the school herbert hoover high

the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mr. manchin: let me thank you, senator schumer, for working with us to come to this conclusion bringing all of us together. we appreciate it very much. i appreciate senator mcconnell for being a part of this, enjoying this bipartisan effort. and of course my dear friend, senator mitt romney, who has been a part of all these efforts we've worked together in putting this small token of our appreciation for what we've been able to to do. i want to thank senator fetterman also. senator fetterman and i have had many conversations and he worked with me to find a solution. i appreciate that very much. i it has truly been a team effort. for 234 years every senator has had the honor of serving in this distinguished body has assumed there was some basic written rules of decorum, conduct and civility, one of which was a dress code. the presumed dress code was pretty simple. the male senators were required to wear a coat, tie, and slacks or other long pants while on the floor of the senate to show th

>> and kudos to radio west virginia for bringing oliver anthony.ne i think a lot of people listen and identified with it and you can see in online videos, collaborative efforts to draw on his music and say i identify with this. all walks of life, he definitely got into frustration that people feel regardless of being democrat, republican, middle ground that a lot of people can identify with frustration with government, taxes and more controversial aspects of welfare that drew in and made this a conversation piece beyond his exceptional voice. >> and inspiration, you can do music and it can be about your life and be terrific. more "outnumbered" coming up in a moment. ♪ i don't care, i love it. ♪ i don't care, i got this feeling. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to

. >>> and the breaking news this hour, senator joe manchin of west virginia, democrat, suggesting the senate could vote on the house bill to avert a government shutdown by midnight tonight. that vote could come in the next hour or so, according to our man ewe are you. we're going to stay on top of that. a busy day here in the "cnn newsroom." we'll be right back. >>> back to our breaking news. the house has passed a stop gap spending bill. it now heads to the senate, and would need the president's signature before midnight to avoid a government shutdown. let's talk about this with seth molten of massachusetts. congressman, thank you for joining us. it's not always pleasant watching the sausage get made up on capitol hill, i guess today was -- today was one of those days over in the house. what happened? why did you and your fellow democrats ultimately work with the house speaker to get this done? >> because this is what democrats always do. we always bail out the republicans at the last minute, when they can't get their own act together and properly fund the government. we did the righ

in place is not just aimed at alaska, it's aimed at the drillers in north dakota, in texas, in west virginia and other states. >> sandra: i'll let you respond, crystal. >> well, one thing we have to look -- i don't have the facts before me around the cases in north dakota and west virginia. we have to look at the land and understand if it's protected land, it federal land, should not be drilled on. that's just a very black and white conversation for me. so we have to look at where we're trying to drill and again, what are the other alternatives and more accessible lands in other states that are optimal for this administration. i think that's what the president and the department of the interior has taken the steps to do. >> sandra: that would require a concession that we can't move away from zero fossil fuels. that is not a commitment we have heard from this president. so prices keep going up. we'll see where this goes. thanks to you for joining us. president joe biden set to leave the white house this hour for that g-20 summit in india as an indictment is coming for his son, hunter biden. a

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let's go to chris and west virginia. >> hello. from wild wonderful west virginia. i have a quick question for you. i have a position in a company that used to be involved in, i hate to say it, the death industry, it was converted to more of an industrial claim they are down about two dollars , they just made a pretty significant acquisition. i'm trying to figure out if i should buy more. >> let me say how i feel about this. i think these changes were so swift and people did not see it coming. i have to do more work. i saw this and thought what are they doing? what is the plan? i am confused. we will get together and work on it and i will have an answer next week. sometimes when a stock is taken down, you have to dig deeper. you also have to be clinical. never paid to sell this on someone else's fears. we will announce a new initiative that will match women and non-binary riders. i'm learning more about how this is shaping up the ridesharing space. >> we came to separate cisco we think tech. we go behind pg&e and see what the future holds for it every year we head o

the national energy technology lab in west virginia supports the department of the interior in using artificial intelligence to identify the gas wells. it has resources by analyzing survey maps, drilling permits, historical images, production records and eyewitness accounts to find well sites. during the rmd awards, is referred to as the oscars of innovation. dr. rick stevens of argonne national labs is one of our witnesses today. he was recognized for his work using a.i. with the discovery of new cancer therapies and treatments that are highly personalized for individual patients. our committee has recently played an important role in advancing d.o.e.'s a.i. work. the united states must not fall behind in supercomputing this race. we authorize the exoskeleton computing program other part of energy in the hundred and 15 congress. in may last year the supercomputer at oak ridge national laboratory in tennessee past xo scale. the ability to perform 1 billion calculations per second. that is a lot. making this the fastest supercomputer in the world. before we authorize the program, chin

then in clarksburg, west virginia, democratic caller. caller: i find this guy totally obnoxious because he's trying to privatize social security. there already is $2 trillion in social security. to fix the problem, lift the cap if you want to cut benefits, let's talk about cutting congressman after they leave office. thank you. guest: sounds great, we are taking the funds separate from social security. don't cut social security funds at all and i'm glad you phrased it that way because that's the way people knock us without understanding the problem. we are making it separate. if all you want to do is raise the cap, president biden's proposal which he proposed in his last campaign which he never submitted to congress's instead of the top something $160,000 to which you apply the cap, then we're going to raise it. he didn't figure in inflation which means over 15 years, every single american will get basically a 13% tax increase. my friend, if you want to have a 13% tax increase or if you want your children to have it, then vote for that p

just like hilary clinton telling coal miners in west virginia and elsewhere we will give you money but will close you down. i think they realize this is a job killer. and it is an unnecessary one. no real demand for ev's. ten-15% of the market. a real tyrannical way trying to force everyone to do it. it cannot be done. it will rip up the environment. put the auto industry a bankruptcy and rip up the depression. cheryl: andy, you've got potential strikes coming against the automakers. the uaw, they are feeling very empowered these days. final thought. >> look, a follow-up on what steve said. an old story about a pet food company that came up with great dog food. tested well. they had it online. they talked with owners. it did not sell. somebody at the back of the room said the dogs don't like it. this is what we will face with electronic vehicles. people just don't electric like them. when government drives demand, it eventually drives up. government is not very good at this. cheryl: those picky pets. you just never know. [laughter] >> you never know. andy puzder, steve forbes, great to