zack and chuck along with the third author a professor of history at lawrence university in appleten, wisconsin, wrote "republican populist spiro agnew" and the origin of donald trump's america. as most of you know spiro agnew was vice president under president richard nixon. agnew resigned from office in 1973. i was just a child then. you can tell, right? after pleading no contest to a tax evasion charge. incidentally agnew was also maryland's governor. published by the university virginia press republican populist is described as a fastinating political portrait of agnew frm his pre-vice presidential career through a scandal driven fall from office and beyond. the book explores agnew's role as one of the founding fathers of the modern republican party, a gop that represents the silent majority. the publisher further notes that in order to understand the current internal struggles of the republican party we need to fully appreciate agnew known as a populist every man and prototypical middle class striver who was one of the first proponents of what would become the ideology of donald

without further ado i ask you to join me in welcoming charles holden and zack maceti.

but i do appreciate zack coming out, but he's the 15th person that's denied it., also talked about the weather aspect of it and he's the 14th or 15th person that blamed it on weather. so, that's enough of that. please. >> thank you for holding the briefing. we're seeing judges limit police ability to limit nonlethal force. should the police be allow to use nonlethal force in the violence in their cities? >> i think what's happened is the toughness. these are democrat-run cities, all. and there's no retribution. they stand there. they throw things at the people that are supposed to be protecting something and nothing happens. they throw rocks, cans of soup. they throw lots of hard objects. and rarely does anything happen. what i've told, when we have the federal in there -- i told the u.s. marshals to get the man who killed a -- another man and they know who it was. and you have to arrest him. you have to arrest him. after two and a half days, they didn't arrest him. it ended up being a gun fight sdh man was killed. but this is a man that had a bad record and a ma

governments and more have been able to use the federal coronavirus funding provided for in the care zack. the feedback and insight i received was invaluable to my work in the senate and is more important than ever as we continue negotiations on the next coronavirus really felt. this is going to be a busy month for the senate. we need to pass legislation to bolster the response to the virus can', support for studentd teachers, help those in need of financial assistance and ensure that healthcare response remains robust. we are just three weeks away from began to fiscal year including an government shutdown unless they can reach an agreement on a funding bill and complicating matters even further, we are at the peak of may not seem like as big a deal in dc but i guarantee we have our eyes on these tropical storms out in the gulf of mexico that could end up on shore and hit the farmers andod producers hard as. then a couple of weeks ago, hurricane laura to through the gulf of mexico but the pontificate or neighbors in louisiana for which we are f vey sorry and we are gla glad they d little

album more than kent or moonchild is 46 minutes 38 seconds long and that is not an accident i think zack the length of an astronaut's solo orbit around the moon in 1969 here's a taste. no 'd it's not about the movie it's about loneliness be on the move on the new album or any. live music is inspired in part by u.s. astronaut michael collins who orbited the moon on his own in 1900. 2 more famous members of his mission to surface with each orbit cullen's lost contact with the earth for 46 minutes isolation a fitting theme for 2021 civility the coronavirus situation happened by chance just as we'd started recording it was made a pretty little i drove into berlin alone and the city was completely empty and for the sitting at the piano in the big studio i suddenly felt i was in a capsule sending signals to the outside but i was all by myself once and not also is of einstein's present. ready ready ready ready ready coffee cups placed on the strings had an unexpected magic. the album's title mooned and kin moonchild comes from the fantasy novel the never ending story. see there's a part of the

shades of zack greinke earlier this afternoon.ew two of those same velocity. >> karl: close. 1-2. "k" zone did have it getting a little bit of that strike zone. ohio state ton bullpen is empty. looks like this is framber valdez's game to win. another breaking ball. brantley delivers that many one down in front of buxton. correa's going to come in to score. and so is springer and just like that, the uston asave a ninty, hind in the count. >> eduardo: showed him the curveball early on. guy like michael brantley, they don't care if it's lefties or righties on the mound. they store that pitch in the back of your mind. he waited on it. nothing byron buxton can do. as michael brantley gets his bench excited. >> karl: and now you start to see some emotion from the astros. as bregman bats with runners at first and third. caleb thielbar held left-handers to a .158 average -- 3 for 19. >> tim: that's a pretty good left-handed hitter he gave up a hit to, there. beautiful job staying back on that. >> karl: 0-2. >> eduardo: rocco bar dell la a

pops it straight up and san diego pitcher zack davis gets out of the way.g to grab it, though. scoreless into the fourth. cueto on the mound. johnny hangs one up to tatis, jr. a little later cueto going to pick up the strike-out. but watch the catcher throw it back to cueto instead around the horn and not looking, watch out, johnny. giants lose 6-2. they need a win and help to clench a playoff spot. gale one of a doubleheader, the colosseum oakland with a two seed in the al playoffs. look at this play. nice. he went five innings, four hits, earned runs, seven strike outs. seattle up 3-1 now. a two run blast to the right and the mariners take game one 5-1. the a's were actually visiting team in this game and they get on the board right away. robby grossman homer right over the rightfield wall and 1-0 oakland. the a's starter in the third, wild pitch right there. seattle puts up an 8 spot in the inning, seven of those earned against blackburn. and seattle, there's seager, another homer. sweeping the doubleheader and mariners do 12-3. still don't know who the

i dig zack love the name zack mayo if you recall i know you do an officer and gentleman.that movie. >> oh my god. >> sorry i'm behind on movies in general. dan? >> you know, i like what these guys are doing here. guy is right they do have a balance sheet problem. they have a ton of debt. that's why they are looking to sell die re direct tv if lower n they bought it they are coming to the conclusion that is not a business they want to be in. would you rather them sit with it and let it bleed out? i don't think so so i think if they can sell that, pay down some debt, then you have a situation where this company's evaluation can expand a bit and focus on that timewarner content integration with their delivery mechanisms that are working that is a utility that's wireless and then last point, it pays a 7% dividend yield if you look at the stock at 29.5 and don't think there is any risk to the dividend and you think of anything that they are able to pay down with the direct tv sell, i don't think it gets to 60 but can get to 40 over the next year. this is probably a descent val

. >> zack, amber just brought it up, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, are states that were criticalhey are not able to count their mail-in ballots until election day. what's worst case scenarios, how long could it take until we get the results? >> yeah, i mean, it could be days if not weeks. it's important to state it's not a sign of fraud in any of those states. it's just a sign that it's hard to count these ballots. they have to take the ballots out of the envelopes and get them ready to go into the scanner. upwards of 50% of voters will be voting that way. so it's important to have patients. and it's important to know that in-person voting could be very different than absentee ballots. mail-in ballots could come out looking very differently than in-person votes do. that's not na sign of fraud, its just how these kind of elections go. >> joyce, you wrote an article saying, do not be alarmed if election night is slow. a lot of folks are saying, november 3 could come and go, we won't necessarily know who will be pretsident for weeks. joyce, what are some things going forward that ca

zack says, you work for john. zack came out today, yesterday, last night and said every that he did not hear anything like that. even john bolton said that was untrue. what was true is that we had the worst weather -- i think it was as bad a rain as i have ever seen and it was a fog -- you literally could not see. i walked out. i didn't need somebody to tell me. i walked out and i said, there's no way we can take helicopters in this. i understand helicopters very well. they said -- knows her, that is been canceled. they would have had to go -- secret service, i have the whole list. they would have had to go through a very busy section during the day of paris. they would have had to go to the city. the paris police were asking us, please don't do it, because they are not ready. when you do that you need a lot of time. take days and days to prepare for that. i wanted to do it very badly. i was willing to sit in a car for four hours, it didn't matter. i had nothing else to do. i went there for that. it was ended beca

zack greinke adding an insurance run, a's when the opener 4-2. and in the third, matt olson, dream maker down 10, a three run and it's 4-0 a's, but with the new starting pitcher, he couldn'the hit carl allowed four runs in the inning, the astros creep by five minutes for and split the doubleheader. the nba playoff, game three, houston never saw anthony davis coming. the rim certainly knows that feeling when lebron is in attack mode. king james had a game-high 36 points. i haven't seen rejections like this since my junior and senior ball, four blocks in the game for lebron, the lakers win 112 -102, series lead. milwaukee trying to stay alive without their injured star yannis, he watched andre iguodala throwdown against tyler. they had the best record in the league but are leaving the >> tonight that california woman who first popularized those gender revealed parties says that a new brush fire is just the latest reason she regrets starting that trend. >> investigators say an expectant couple sparked san bernardino's el dorado fire with a device me

zack >> caller: boo-yah jimmy chill. >> boo-yah. >> caller: love the show curious what you think about >> you know. it's always out there doing a good job i mean, what can we say? every time i said it's not worth owning, it continues to go higher it's not that expensive of a stock and it's coming down but it's eh to me. i wish there were more to it how about evan in massachusetts? >> caller: hey, jim, welcome to the jungle, how are you? >> good, how are you >> caller: i have two questions about lulu first, the margins after watching nike ditch to stream line the directed consumer channel, do you see lulu maintaining higher margins moving forward >> here is the problem i tell people to listen to the conference call. i'm doing this show while the conference call is on. all i can tell you is the headline numbers were good but that's not enough. you deserve better let me listen to the call tonight. i'll come back and we'll comment tomorrow alex in pennsylvania, alex >> caller: b, b, boo-yah jimmy chill. >> hey, man. >> caller: long time, first time, i'm a ma leillennial and interested in y

in his article it's also is that it is that actually the have to stand this zacks if they're let me get these mickey sort of again is the glue that is assumed drew to hide behind these as we don't seem to get is because i didn't suit you get you know the gong annual routine us in that. interview with more skivvies dispenses again the conspiracy chief did ask that you look up pacific and that is to add that back in the top. if it disappears if i happen to. see dumont new news i want to take him on this will only hope that he's doing that gift. by example. this is enough if you know that is to simply deal with it pointedly she says we're going to hold you in was that the give us one won't again you. don't look enough don't have the guess for it don't you very well and if it destroys you've got to hate you more this will be in skewered you could even if you need no token so matter of one example if you can then it will be. do some stronger don't move on from this is your government if him and i saw most of us a betrayal to the magician our desire to pre-song to be see how he does it. would

with plea now is zack hood, director of the emergency management agency for baldwin, county, alabama.or coming on. i know you have your hands full. this is the home of gulf shores where sally made landfall this morning. you could bring me up to speed as for as what is happening in baldwin county and what is your number one concern? >> so, thanks, brooke. right now what we have is a storm that approached the southern end of baldwin county and increased in intensity right before it made landfall. this was a very devastating category 2 hurricane for our community. right now our main concern is the life, safety and health of the citizens, the visitors and the people of baldwin county and we're trying to get rescue crews into areas that were heavily impacted from the devastating wind and most importantly the rain that we are experiencing still now as the day moves into the evening. >> to your point, about the emergency crews, when i ras w-- i was reading, it is tough for folks to get out to help people, just because of the conditions there on the ground. you could just talk about, are they

zack greinke adding an insurance run, a's when the opener 4-2.ird, matt olson, dream maker down 10, a three run and it's 4-0 a's, but with the new starting pitcher, he couldn't hold the lead, he hit carlos correa that allowed four runs in the inning, the astros creep by five minutes for and split the doubleheader. the nba playoff, methre houston never saw anthony davis coming. the rim certainly knows that feeling when lebron is in attack mode. king james had a game-high 36 points. i haven't seen rejections like this since my junior and senior ball, four blocks in the game for lebron, the lakers win 112 -102, they take a 2-1 series lead. milwaukee trying to stay alive without their injured star yannis, he watched andre iguodala throwdown against tyler. they had the best record in the give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't p

my administration announces that we are awarding $200 million in cares zacks funding towards all 50 states to distribute the vaccine and to high ri5k re5ident5 distribute the vaccine and to high ri5k residents and we want to do that the instant it is approved. not the following day, but the following moment and we are going to be doing that in the distributing, getting it ready because we have some great vaccines going to be coming out through operation warp 5peed. we continue to accelerate life—saving therapies and we are seeing promising results that are monoclonal antibody treatments that are going to help the immune system fight the virus and we find it can reduce hospitalizations now by more than 70%. by cutting red tape and unleashing america's medical genius, we reduce the fatality of 85% since april, for individuals under 50, and 99.98% rate of survival from the coronavirus. that is really increasing substantially with time. a5 increasing substantially with time. as children go back to school, early re5ea rch as children go back to school, early research shows that only a small deg

the law that all of a sudden this disclosure us made coming from a government wrong on the military zack and this seems well it seems just so convenient doesn't that a lapse that is under the direction off the german government to get the result that the german government wanted. something else interesting is usually in poisoning cases you would expect to hear an announcement from aloud from experts that carried out the test you find it unusual at all that this comes straight from the german government yes yes it is absolutely unusual because all the private labs and let me tell you we have some of the walls best left in germany actually the shanty and brolin has developed. the fiery now with a grade that they didn't find anything it was all only the german military labs that a foam something and they have not disclose anything about the procedure and well it looks very suspicious and by local samples sent to either of those institutions blood winds and so either researchers can look at them but of course we don't have a chain of custody on those samples so even if they have those sample

hello for the size of my zack is surprisingly quick moving hand that meant that the damage wasn't as bad as it could have been the time it took my zach to move that distance hi sharon moved about a quarter of the now this is going to be a much bigger storm is following a similar path as you say but for the time being in between the 2 the weather is quite quite a bit stormy over parts of japan largely dry of a child except maybe in the west as you can see there with a few showers remaining but high shown as it slowly strengthens drifts probably towards our konar once again has got a forecast past that you don't really want to see but i may get to the end of saturday's showing his true colors it will be probably a super typhoon by this time and then that's his forecast course it takes up by monday afternoon local time to the south coast of south korea we'll watch that with considerable interest further south wise for each other course as you know that it's about malaysia and indonesia it's getting wet and mainland southeast asia not so much but there are still quite a few showers to co

we've seen the back as you know of my zack went through north korea's up in the northeast of china that will fall apart we can't record a typhoon even a traffic citation anymore but you might notice that russian is their russian is going to be drawn into quite a big typhoon at the moment over water that's not a big problem at the moment and everywhere else is looking much drier however if you run forward of the next day or so it drift towards a similar past and it might well end up in south korea. for. an experimental treatment in russia and some multiple sclerosis sufferers hope that is seen what stage of the treatment in us one o one east follows those trying to get in and out of moscow in a time of pandemic could. be the hero the world needs right now. washing. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump appears to have backtracked on his suggestion that people should vote twice in the event resign lection he says people should go to the polling stations to ensure their mailing votes were counted meanwhile democratic presidential nomine

and quarterback zack smith is sacked by malcolm rodriguez. >> stage 20 of the tour de france.yellow jersey but fellow countryman to take stage 20. he takes over the yellow jersey that sets him up for the 2020 tour de france title as the head of the final stage on sunday. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. >> keep telling myself -- >> would you look at that? >> hmm? >> no, go ahead, eric. >> i keep telling myself i am going to get to france one year to watch the tour de france so i can just eat my heart out on what great athletes they are. >> not this year. maybe, next year, eric. >> maybe next year. that's the story of my life. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. thank you, once again. we will see you bright and early tomorrow morning. have a wonderf right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. and packed with my toasted sourdough bread... ...freshly

we will preview the decision with wells fargo's zack risen.s is bloomberg. ♪ give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >> breaking news when it comes company, nows saying it is seeking up to $1.56 billion in its secondary hong kong listing. we are seeing further details of this offering. 45 million shares in that secondary listing in hong kong. to start their hong kong trading on september 29. $268 per share. this is among the three u.s. listed chinese firms that have been given regulatory approval from the hong kong stock exchange to start their secondary listings, totaling $3 billion in combined fundraising. we had earlier heard they had filed with the hong kong stock exchange for a proposed secondary listings. ordinary shares along with the ordinary ipo. we are hearing some more details about that potentially to commence trading in hong kong and september 29. let's get you to karina mitchell with first word headlines. c

zack greinke victimized there. 1-0 a's.h now, 2- 2, robbie grossman, little dunker towards center field, george springer. no! didn't quite make that catch. kind of looked like he did, but if you look at the replay, that is a base hit. ramon laureano scores. and it's a five and a half game lead for the a's going into the nightcap of that double-header against the astros in the american league western division. >>> all right. this next story is going to sound very familiar to golden state warrior fans. andreas iguodala coming through big-time in the play-offs, just like he did in a warrior uniform. this time, however, with miami. the bucks are out. giannis antetokounmpo gave it a go, but he had to sit out with a sprained ankle. mid-4th, miami up 6, tyler hero will go no look for iggy, who will slam it. the heat go up 8. and i'll tell you, this guy, iguodala, is just plain a winning ballplayer. fills up the stat sheet. five points, six rebounds. the heat will await the winner of that boston and toronto series. >>> a couple of

i was very heartened to see a flend of his, because i know zack is a friend of his, i was heartened to see he came out with the statement he did late last night. that it was not true. >> mr. president, what exactly is unamerican about federal government training programs aimed at -- >> well, we're going to do a report. and it was a disgrace, frankly. and we're going to give you a big report that's going to make you very happy. >> you said a moment ago they'll say anything. you were talking about joe biden and kamala harris and their comments about the vaccine. >> they're going to say negative. so, when we have it, and i spoke to the head of pfizer, of johnson and johnson. the greatest medical companies in the world. wow, this is bad news. president trump is getting this vaccine in record time. by the way, if this were the obama administration, you wouldn't have that vaccine for three years. so, we're going to have a vaccine very soon. maybe even before a special day. but let me tell you, wait, and what they're doing, because they think it is going fast, and if you talk to a lot of your

he also cited a sort of denial by a former top aid zack fuentes who you heard jeremy talking about. but he denied that he was a source of the atlantic article. he said that he personally didn't hear that from the president. but he seems to suggest that the source of the atlantic article was people conflating multiple stories. it just raises a lot of questions about where this is all headed and it is not a clear denial that the president wants to make it out to be today. >> and that statement certainly raised a lot of questions. thanks so much. >>> and now let's discuss this with dr. rashiel winski, the chief of infectious diseases at massachusetts general hospital. nice to see you. i want to tauslk about the vaccine. that was a big topic for the president today. he denied that he was politicizing a vaccine and blamed democrats of doing it. do you worry there is so much partisan fighting that americans won't trust a vaccine once it is actually approved? >> it is a great point. good afternoon, pam. you know, there is an enormous amount of vaccine hesitancy in this country at baseline.

we've now seen the back as you know of my zack went through north korea's up in the northeast of china that will fall apart we can't record a typhoon even a tropical sidetone anymore but you might notice that russians their russian is going to be drawn into quite a big typhoon at the moment over water that's not a big problem at the moment and everywhere else is looking much drier however if you run forward of the next day or so it drift towards a similar past and it might well end up in south korea. for. an experimental treatment in russia and some multiple sclerosis sufferance that is seen to be treatment in us one o one east follows those trying to get in and out of moscow in a time of pandemic and. in the global fight against financial crime banks rely on databases for customer checks and it requires you to shore that you love know who that person is and you understand the risk that that person brings to the bank in terms of financial crime al jazeera world investigates big financial data and what can happen if you find yourself on a list of. terrorists the database on al-jazeera.

. >> you just start shuffling around >> you get to feel what zack taylor wrote the feels just practicing >> nothing and you must make jokes and no one laughs you know - >> jimmy: i was doing that with an audience, though. i've never stopped doing that. let's talk about your new movie. "kajillionare. great title and it's directed by miranda july. how is she how cool is that customer? oh, my gosh. what a great - >> she's incredible. >> jimmy: artist >> she's one of those -- she's just is her art. she just lives and breathes it every day of her life and she's so multifaceted. and i've been dying to work with her ever since i saw "me and you and everyone we know." i've just kind of been obsessed and really got into her art and visual art and performance art and writing and she's a trip people ask me to define this movie, is it a comedy or a a drama. i say it's just a miranda july film much like wes anderson movies are wes anderson movies. she creates her own worlds for you to sink into and this film is certainly no exception. >> jimmy: and i loved your character in this and i loved your voic

zack, thank you very much. good job. you had a rough three days but then it got well brought into back in what you wanted it, just what you wanted it. erin decker, supervisor for kenosha. thank you. good job. thank you very much. don, president of wisconsin fraternal order of police. thank you very much. jerry johnson national trustee of the wisconsin fraternal order of police. thank you. people have done a fantastic job will you be proud. james and darren ward, pastors, where is -- it was great speaking to you yesterday and you are really a very respected man and a really enjoyed our conversation to thank you both very much for being here. appreciate it. we also have major general paul knapp who is a a rancher somepe but he was really right on, right on the -- thank you very much, paul. thank you. he's been fantastic, paul and scott and linda carpenter owners of d and out office furniture. scott, you are back there someplace. thank you. thank you very much. you got hit pretty hard, right? you got hit pretty hard. that's

also zack rodriguez supervisor could know she county zach thank you very much eric. in a rough 3 days but then it got well brought into back in where you wanted it just where you wanted it that aaron decker supervisor for can ocean aaron thank you aaron good job thank you very much don kaplan president wisconsin paternal order of police dan thank you very much jerry johnson national trustee of the wisconsin fraternal order of police jerry thank you people have done a fantastic job really have to be proud of a james and sharon ward pastors where is well it was great speaking to you yesterday there and you're really a very respected man and i really enjoyed our conversation thank you both very much for being here appreciate it we also have a. major general paul map who surround here someplace but he was really right on the right on the thank you very much for thank you he's been fantastic paul and scott and linda carpenter owners of biennale office furniture scott you back there someplace thank you thank you very much. you got hit pretty hard red you got hit pretty har

we met zack, and he is leaning towards trump, but interesting whether or not the president should nominateefore the election. >> i think with the election upcoming, we should allow the term to serve and while i do think that i'm undecided and plan on voting the way i do, i would out of respect, i believe, would like to see the term finish before we nominate. >> now, if you look at fox news' latest polling on this issue, on the question of which candidate do you trust most to do a better job and picking an scotus candidate, and in duluth late yesterday weighing in on the passing of justice ginsburg and whether or not the president should nominate something. here is what vice-president biden had to say. listen. >> there is no doubt, let me be clear that the voters should pick the president and the president should pick the justice for the senate to consider. this was the position of the republican senate took in 2016 when there were almost 10 months to go before the election. that's the position the united states senate must take today. >> now, biden's campaign called a lid earlier this morn

to hold a conversation you're bringing on sack:, the senate zack cohen, the senate report. first, it is a sense of loss. there are dozens and dozens of responses, especially from the senate last night, from lawmakers remembering justice ginsburg as a trailblazer, as somebody who made a huge impact. been buried yet and immediately the attention turned not just in this conversation, but on capitol hill to who would replace her. and mitch mcconnell has confirmed that he would have a vote on president trump's nominee. we expect that selection in the coming days. that will be a partisan battle. we expect most republicans would vote for an eventual nominee, and most democrats to oppose, wishg ginsberg's dying that her seat to be held open. host: are there any republicans in the senate that seem unwilling to move ahead with this senate vote now? or are all of the republicans agreeing with what senate majority leader mcconnell said and are ready to move forward? guest: there are republicans backing mitch mcconnell's decision. she has said they should hold a vote on president trump'

to hold a conversation you're bringing on sack:, the senate zack cohen, the senate report. first, it is a sense of loss. there are dozens and dozens of responses, especially from the senate last night, from lawmakers remembering justice ginsburg as a trailblazer, as somebody who made a huge impact. been buried yet and immediately the attention turned not just in this conversation, but on capitol hill to who would replace her. and mitch mcconnell has confirmed that he would have a vote on president trump's nominee. we expect that selection in the coming days. that will be a partisan battle. we expect most republicans would vote for an eventual nominee, and most democrats to oppose, wishg ginsberg's dying that her seat to be held open. host: are there any republicans in the senate that seem unwilling to move ahead with this senate vote now? or are all of the republicans agreeing with what senate majority leader mcconnell said and are ready to move forward? guest: there are republicans backing mitch mcconnell's decision. she has said they should hold a vote on president trump'

host: joining us to help set up the conversation of the senate's current action on coronavirus is zack: with national journal, and cover the center for joining us. about the dollar differences between what the senate is proposing and what house would like to see. >> is still that mitch mcconnell has got yesterday is much smaller not just compared to the house till, the 3 trillion plus

. >> hello, this is zack dillon. thank you chief and lieutenant for the 1421 report earlier tonight. records identified and records released is important piece of information for the process of transparency. and hopefully that d.p.a. can follow suit and identify the same types of information. bottlenecks and log jams can be identified and dealt with by the commission. the two sexual assault cases shall identified. sometimes between june 23rd and july 31st but still yet to be released to the public. i would hope the commission would take note of that and the 14dbi cases and 66 shooting cases that identified the not yet released and perhaps advocate for riel occasion of resources. this law was signed two years ago and has been in effect for 22 months. december of last year our office presented here to the commission and showed the that d.p.a. produced responses on 14% of the sfpd officers and sfpd responses on just five percent. 10 months later there's responses on 15% and 1% incres and sfpd has prod responses on 11% o

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host: joining us to help set up the conversation of the senate's current action on coronavirus is zack: with national journal, and cover the center for joining us. about the dollar differences between what the senate is proposing and what house would like to see. >> is still that mitch mcconnell has got yesterday is much smaller not just compared to the house till, the 3 trillion plus bill that they passed a couple months ago, but also even smaller than the one that was closer to $1 trillion back in july put over by republicans. it would include some cuts to the cares act to help offset the cost. the whole goal was to coalesce the republican conference around one bill, open to get at least one vote and it seems like you will get that. host: when it comes to the justification of the small figure, go deeper into the majority leader's thinking. >> a lot of republicans have been concerned about the amount of spending that has taken place, at least $3 trillion. if you take the cares act as a , and a lot of that money had not even been set out yet and so remained in the treasury. a lot of re