the pelosi built bails out the u.s. postal service and it finds something that she calls environmental justice and does it to the tune of $50 million. how does that help in the fight ofe coronavirus? the proposal takes good care of the marijuana industry, i absolutely. even the selling pot is still a felony in most states. i don't know how that helps in the fight against the coronavirus. no matter, the pelosi plan gives of the cannabis business special access to cut-rate financing. in fact, her bill b reads more like a water measure and the pandemic package because it includes the word cannabis 68 times more often than she mentions jobs, hiring, it's important thing about getting our country open and getting our communities back. this democrat socialist christmas list just goes on and on. and astronomical price, $3 trillion. if enacted this pelosi package would be the largest waste of taxpayer dollars in u.s. history. it's the largest bill financially ever passed in congress. fortunately it will never become law. now na

instead, speaker pelosi has just thrown them an anvil. her proposal is pricey, partisan and a pipe dream. it's a bonanza of all of her left-wing socialist projects the socialist democrat dream that it is a nightmare for the american people. nancy pelosi needs a serious ncreality check. the fantasy will never become law. it cannot pass the senate. the country is trying to recover from the coronavirus. people are stressed and struggling. people have been living through two months of lockdowns while the infection finally started to flood in tens of thousands of americans have already died. people across the country know what they need to do. we need to get back to business safely. we need our communities back and we need it as soon as possible. democrats are exploiting and prolonging because it seems to me you are trying to do it for political gain. joe biden has called this, quote, an incredible opportunity to fundamentally transform the country. nancy pelosi agrees. she said it's a wonderful opportunity. she cannot let a crisis go to waste

pelosi: i'm sorry? haveter: do you expect to an extension of unemployment benefits, and what that would look like --, and what would that look like? we think there should be stabilizers in the economy, so if the employment to 7%, itdown benefit.a need for a it will trigger medicare medicaid funding, so it doesn't have to go all the way down to [inaudible] pull on the economy. [inaudible] many people have not had a paycheck guarantee. [inaudible] ,eporter: speaker pelosi [inaudible] rep. pelosi: [inaudible] we are working with mr. mccarthy . [inaudible] republican leaders should have a talk about it. [inaudible] the next question is, can you do [inaudible] we have an emergency of such magnitude no one is ever seen before. this is probably the worst situation, and it is only getting worse when he should be getting better. is, we wantsaying the economy well mood -- we want the economy well, but it will take time. we need testing, testing, testing, tracing, tracing, tracing. this is absolutely essential. le

speaker pelosi: it is. >> it is also a post office issue. speaker pelosi: yes. today, i am focusing on snap, on hunger. when i write to my colleagues, it is going to be about the urgency of our getting food to people. yesterday, i talked about the post office, because that is really in jeopardy. as i mentioned, it is a health issue. over a billion packages of medicine last year. and that was before covid. 90% of veterans get their medicine through the mail. 20% of the workforce in the post office are veterans. so for these and other reasons, it is of interest to veterans, their health and livelihood. -- to veterans, their health, and livelihood. it is essential, if we are going to have vote by mail, that we have a thriving post office. i think it is important to note, since you asked, that the board of governors that governs the u.s. postal system 100% of it appointed by trump. 100% appointed by trump. unanimously voted for three things as we go forward. one, a 25 billion dollar infusion of appropriated funds largely related to covid because of the challenges th

speaker pelosi: it was one of complete sorrow. we have heart break over the loss of lives we've experienced in our country and so many people affected by the virus. died but theave livelihood issue is something that is so depressing really. depressing. and i do believe that this president has presided over the worst economic disaster/health disaster in the history of our country. i think the road back is to turn a page on it all. let us start fresh. testing, treating, and tracing and get the magnitude of the challenge we have in terms of the number of people infected and have treatment for them. and then make sure we have the ability to produce the therapies and the vaccines and the vialslity to inject with and syringes and the rest so we are not left just standing there ure or ave a qc vaccine. let us be ready. what we want to do is with our package the cares ii which is to honor our heroes. health care providers, first responders, teachers, transit workers, garbage workers -- all making our lives function many of them risking th

that affect nancy pelosi as a freshman representative? guest: i think it had a huge effect on her career. for one thing, when the women's members, youy 23 will not get very far by summoning the sisterhood. it was crucial that she be able to work with men and get men to take her seriously and to listen to her. her approach to that was that fix thenot going to problems she saw around her. she was going to have to deal with it for priority is educating divisional men who might say something down, but trying to get things done. the other thing is she devoted herself in the early years to focusing on policy. she was not claiming the leadership ladder in the early years. she had been in congress for more than 10 years before she decided to run for a leadership position. she was focused on the most important committees and doing the most substantive work. as you heard her saying in the clip you played, she was an or and that really was the education for her in terms of being able to understand policy. very detail oriented mind and a phenomenal m

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speaker pelosi: thank you. [applause] the gentleman: from wisconsin is recognized. >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house. madam speaker, one of the few that dean's do around here, aside from using our in two shuttle memory, is to ask unanimous consent that people who are elected in special elections from their state be permitted to take the oath of office. today, it is my great honor, and indeed a privilege to ask that tom tiffany be able to take the oath of office and joined the list of fewer than 11,000 people that have been honored by their constituents to serve in this house. lifepent a lot of his being a successful small business man. he was elected to the wisconsin assembly in 2008. and two years later was elected as the first of two terms in the wisconsin senate. he has been a very strong and .ocal component the interest of people in northern and western wisconsin, and he will continue to do so on the national stage. tois now my honor to yield my new colleagues from wisconsin, to

nancy pelosi says, you know, this is just a diversion. isn't this quarter to oneno of e big problems that is happening in the world right now? >> yes, and also china says the same thing. the chinese and the democrats in congress have pretty much taken the same line over the past months but there is nothing to investigate and china. both china and the democrats have accused president trump of botching the recovery. they have almost daily stories and their newspapers on the front page about how much mr. trump is not doing well and not doing the right thing. today, jason they had a huge photo in color from a bright, the whistle-blower and said he w is basically correct. so we have this strange enlightenment of the democrats in congress with the communist party in china. i can't explain it. >> jason: the ties to the chinese government but they are going after the missouri attorney general, eric schmidt and also mention senator tom cotton and senator josh hawley. how big of a threat is this to the three americans who are in elected offices? >>

jeanette rankin, to nancy pelosi. jeanette rankin, a republican, nancy pelosi, a democrat. be speaker is not going to satisfied with being one-of-a-kind, the first woman speaker, or even being first among equals. so i joined her in celebrating the right of women in the united states to vote, and hope we will celebrate, yes, a 102nd year, a 103rd year, until the number of women in the house at least equals the number of men. we are getting there. thank you. [laughter] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, eleanor. as we have discussed, between us and among us, when we are together, we are so proud that women have taken seriously the sacred right of voting, and so many women are turning out for elections to vote, so many women to run, so many women to win. and with that, speaking on the right to vote, i have the privilege of presenting a champion in the congress of the united states, who has been the author and inspiration, the intellectual leader in hr one, a legislation we ran on in 2018. as we said, our platform was only three things, one in 2018 -- and it continues to be o

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[camera shutters clicking] speaker pelosi: good morning. i am very pleased this morning to be joined by mr. clyburn, the democratic whip, the chair on the committee on the coronavirus. today we are here to talk about how we can reach out to everyone as we reach out with broadband. , mr. clyburn will be addressing that, he's been a champion. you know everything is about , time. we are in a time of great sadness in our country. 60,000 people have died, more than from the coronavirus. 30 millionoximately americans have applied for unemployment insurance. the lives and livelihoods of the american people are at stake. and we have to make some decisions about time, as to the time when we would go forward to opening up our economy. that is the question at hand. i firmly believe there are three steps that we must take in preparation for what comes next. many of us have talked about testing, testing, testing. our first bipartisan bill, which we wrote in february, passed on the floor of the house on march 4, was about testing, testing, testing. the i

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pelosi: no, we haven't. my back and forth with secretary mnuchin has been -- we have been interested in accounting of the p.p.p. the paycheck protection program. we had some concerns about transparency, accountability, some loans that went out that may not have been appropriate. want to see how proactive they -- the they -- the banks, the administration, the rest, have been to make sure that the underbank community has outreach to it so they can participate, so our back and forth is more on hose kinds of figures. there are 26,000 loans that went to people making $2 million or above. i mean, excuse me, i say it wrong. 26,000 loans of $2 million or above that went out. re all of those really appropriate? because in order to get a loan, people should know, that the criteria, one of the standards for it, is that you have to that the funds that you're asking for are essential to the sustainability of your company. it could be for half. you could ask for half of what would be -- but it can't be, i'm a small busine

do you ever get a call from nancy pelosi asking you for guidance or advice or input on legislation or procedures or anything of the sort. >> i don't get those phone calls, i get more phone calls directing saying what they're going to do. that's been concerning to me. they are few and far between because right now we are in the middle of a crisis and if you look at this campus here, if you go two blocks away. [inaudible] the only place that is not working right now is the house inside the capital. >> is the reason less to do with the virus, if there meeting in the senate and more to do with the power play come this way nancy pelosi can actually write the bills in her office, no committee input, no input except from her lieutenants and then invite the members back for the sole purpose of ramming through her legislation? is about really what's going on. >> you are 100% correct. this isn't about reopening a campus. this is about restoring the voice of america during this critical time so if we are not meeting we don't have input. you don't have the americans voice coming through. so empow

i don't think there's quite that disjunction in nancy pelosi. as a communicator i would say the thing that you get to understand is results, everything is about what she's going to get about what the interaction is, whether it's an interview or being on television or given a speech at a fundraiser, whatever. she is much more interested in driving a message home then she is to making her like her or making an audience applaud, it's about what is entering to communicate and how many times do i have to repeat it for you to get the message. >> it's a great point. a couple days ago i interviewed for the first time aoc alexandria ocasio-cortez, who i never interviewed before, they shattered nancy pelosi in some ways, a generation with a very progressive in the house in nancy pelosi runs in her way and aoc is up in her feelings all the time, she is very vulnerable, very open, very millennial, i wonder if you ever had an occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all, i wonder if she ever let herselg what it feels like in some ways and what she wo

what is nancy pelosi doing? twisting the arm of the democrats, forcing them to vote for a bill that is a liberal wish list that will not become law. if i was any of those 42 not knowing when nancy will ever call you back. only guarantee it for the rest of the year. the election will not turn out much different and that was an early sign. for those who love history even in the short term of history in may of 2010 there was a race in hawaii, people did not thank any republicans, a veteran, a young gun got behind him and he won that race. later on that year, 63 democrats lost their seat. nancy pelosi said they would not lose and continue to put them up on bills the american public did not care. what china has done is not a diverse and. we do not want to make it partisan. we ask democrats to work with us on the committee and continue to decline. how do you look at national police officers, honoring first responders. for those who said it is a diversion and those on the front line. it is offensive to every single ame

what is nancy pelosi doing? twisting the arm of the democrats forcing them to vote for a bill that is a liberal wish list. if i was any one of those 42 not knowing when nancy will ever call you back based upon what she was told that she will still guarantee a paycheck she can only guaranteed for the rest of the year. i think the election is going to turn out much different. that was an early sign. for those of you who love history even in the short term of history in may of 2010 there was a race in hawaii. people did not think any republicans could win. the young guns got behind a veteran and he won that race. later on that year 63 democrats lost their seats. nancy pelosi said they would not lose and they continue to put up bills that the american public did not care for. i'm not sure maybe this is just a diversion for an election paid what china has done is not a diversion. we have democrats to work with us on the committee and they continue to decline. how do you look to the national police offers? i want to h

pelosi: no. at the time when congresswoman diagnosed, we had all been here for the unanimous consent on the second ppe and so you know, when you are taking pictures, people are closer than they are. people say you were in her company. we were at a press -- we were signing the bill. so i said to the doctor, should i be having a test? he said no. you don't have any symptoms and your proximity was not such that it would justify that. we don't want to have the test -- for a while there was a scarcity of tests and didn't want to be first in line to get tested when so many people who had symptoms and had justification for it. what i wanted was to have many, many, many more tests so there is no competition for them. and i don't think just as you said that example of senator e that you should have two have symptoms and be symptomatic and contagious. we would like to see in our bill is a system where there's massive testing, tracing, treatment, saving of lives with isolation that would go with it. but no.

speaker pelosi: this is all unfolding now. my understanding is that he would not testify, which is standard fare when an ig is looking into something about the person being investigated or in charge of the operation, would be subject to that questioning, friendly or otherwise. he did not do that. it is a reflection of the complete disregard for the truth of the trump administration. as you know, there are at least four ig's that the president has dismissed. the friday night special. in the dark of night, here it comes. now there is some questioning about what he is doing with the secretary of transportation, who has been asked to do some investigation. it is questionable in terms of how they are shuffling that over there. inspector general's play in important part in the integrity of our country. it was passed after watergate to make sure that there was a truth finder in terms of waste, fraud, abuse, and any other violation of the law in agencies of government. that has been respected until now. what this president is doing, b

it's all about china school work is nancy pelosi trying to do question. she wants her pals and buddies to be rewarded and then there vote for her, but what is she doing for the nation. she is enslaving us, not just the next generation but america forever after. if we come out of this and the chinese are the world's dominant economic power, we can just kiss it all goodbye. really, democracy, american independence, free-market systems, those will all take a second seat to the kind of world china tried to create. >> beautifully put. it's funny that you should talk about china buying up american companies. we have a swamp watch on that, involving not crucial senate race in arizona. the details are ahead. don't go away. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealda

and he is someone is consonant no nancy pelosi elisabeth. so i think that she is one of these new hear this a lot from them because these days. i would miss old republican party sprinted back when republicans were gentle and you could do with them. she was literally born into the democratic party. there's never been any doubt about her parson loyalty. she describes her upbringing that way. she said that it was the catholic church, and the democratic party where she came from. and there's an amazing antidote early in the book where she had just moved to california with her husband, she did been in finance and they had four grandchildren. they're going to have another. in the just moved from san francisco or she knows nobody. she is staying with her mother-in-law which is pretty unpleasant for everyone involved . copies they didn't like each other. but they're frantically trying to find house for this large and growing brood of theirs. they found the perfect place. it's a rental that is just perfect for the family. and as they are about to sig

house speaker nancy pelosi held ceremonial swearing in. following the swearing in representative spoke with the maryland delegation then answered questions about his legislative priorities and the pandemic h speaker pelosi: we want to welcome representative kweisi mfume back to the capital. we look forward inaudible] welcome >> you guys work together, right? speaker pelosi: hope you are wearing your baltimore oriole's mask. rep. mfume: thank you. [indiscernible] thank you. please tellnible] us a little bit about that. i have been a friend for 42 years. primary as athe look at his two sisters and a crowd. he and i had time to talk this out. always understood what he was in. it's not unreal to be here. now and be very comfortable in who i am. andll go over to his office close the doors and have a conversation with all i sure. --with elijah. that weest challenges are facing the biggest health crisis we have faith since 1919. since 1919.d my focus is going to be doing what i can do to work with the men and women of this chamber to find a way t

speaker pelosi: it was one of complete sorrow. we have heart break over the loss of lives we've experienced in our country and so many people affected by the virus. died but theave livelihood issue is something that is so depressing really. depressing. and i do believe that this president has presided over the worst economic disaster/health disaster in the history of our country. i think the road back is to turn a page on it all. let us start fresh. testing, treating, and tracing and get the magnitude of the challenge we have in terms of the number of people infected and have treatment for them. and then make sure we have the ability to produce the therapies and the vaccines and the vialslity to inject with and syringes and the rest so we are not left just standing there ure or ave a qc vaccine. let us be ready. what we want to do is with our package the cares ii which is to honor our heroes. health care providers, first responders, teachers, transit workers, garbage workers -- all making our lives function many of them risking th

we will talk to nancy pelosi later this hour. first we want to check it on the markets and see what is going on. abigail, at the beginning of the day it seemed like they cannot quite decide where to go. abigail: that is exactly the case. it is like the calm before the storm. then the storm did seem to hit. it has everything to do with the escalating tensions between the u.s. and china, or markets rediscovering this tension. major averages down .7%. at the lows, down 1%. earlier today, we have the tech heavy nasdaq down higher. a bearish reversal, back in the range we've been talking about. one sign it has to do with this escalation of tensions between the u.s. and china, the china sensitive stocks are doing worse. the chip index is down 1.7 percent. a lot of those chipmakers receive revenue from china. we also have an index called the golden dragon china index down 2.2%. those are chinese firms listed in the u.s.. of course one of the triggers for this tension was the fact the senate did pass a bill that would move to d list -- t

we need to come back in, but speaker pelosi likes to hold the control. that's what it seems like to us because there's no reason the house should not be beginning to

pelosi: no. at the time when congresswoman velazquez, we had all been here for the unanimous consent, the second p.p.e. and so when you are taking pictures, people are closer than you are. people say you were in her company. and we were signing the bill. and i you said to the doctor, should i be having a test? he said no. and your proximity is such that we don't have to test -- there was a scarcity of tests and longt want to be searching and wide for people who had symptoms. i wanted many, many more tests. and i don't think just as you said that example of senator kaine that should have to have storms because you could be ea symptomatic and contagious. we would like to see in our bill where there's massive testing, tracing, treatment, saving of lives with isolation. the doctor said no. you don't need to and putting yourself ahead of other people in line. > last question. reporter: you mentioned the tragedy in minnesota and wilson's bill. what are you looking to do legislatively. what are the tool

what is the most surprising thing you learned about speaker pelosi? >> what surprised me about her is her aggression and frankly. and her boldness. that she is a real risk taker. and willing to get into people's faces i gripping up trumps beach and chasing down a reporter saying don't mess with me. the earliest days of her career she's been willing to get people's faces and stick up for herself. it also comes from her defense of feminism and to advocate for herself in that way one of the lesser-known stories of her career is the activism on human rights in china. and in 1991 traveled to beijing with her colleagues and then on the last day of the sanction trip, i told the chinese authorities they were too tired to go on a tour of the great wall and they snuck out to tiananmen square, the congressman she was with had smuggled banner in his underwear from hong kong day pulled it out to say those who died for democracy in china then immediately attacked by the chinese police who chased them out of the square and detain some of the journalist that were cov

of coursws nancy pelosi k that, obviously. robert: still, as i repted with my post colleagues this week, the white house is open to a deal withore money for states on the table. in exchange, the white house wants tax baks for businesses. but jake, tonight, frid night, inside the house of representatives, there's still not a final vote on speaker pelosi's package. what's going o on the floor? jake: that's exactly right, bob. right now we are at the tail end of a day during which nancy pelosi spent much of it,uch of today twisting arms and gettingm herratic colleagues in line, she hopes, to vote for this major piece of legislation. $3 trillion. they took jay powell'squ words e seriously and crafted a package that nancy pelosi herself described as onof the broadest pieces of legislation to come in front of congress in a very long tim the risk is quite obvious politically, bob. there's two ris, right. there's the risk that they don't do enough at the end of the day which we'll have to see when the end of the day is and then there'

she's a bit of a shadow to nancy pelosi in many ways. she's an insurgent in the house that nancy policy runs in her nontraditional way. she said in a quote to me like she talks about her feelings all at times talks she's very vulnerable open millennial in that way part i wonder if you ever had any occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all? and i wonder if she ever let herself? i'm just sort of wondering what it feels like in some ways what she would let you see? the way she's attacked and targeted the way she is, mischaracterized as the way she is and so forth. >> guest: i would not get a sense of vulnerability from her. i think she let her guard down a little to get snippy with me which was nice that she finally felt like she could blurt out for that. she is not an emotive person certainly think you are right there is something generational about that. i think the generation she comes from, being born in 1940 she is now 80 years old and she comes from a much more sort of formal era. particularly for women. you alluded to as w

be.ker pelosi: there will we will see. i have seen public opinion will be very much our friend in all of this. say, as heard me abraham lincoln said, public sentiment is everything. the public sentiment out there the last few days i have been on the phone with the conference of mayors, the league of cities, the national association of counties, and their leadership and the rest. speaker.com/ heroesact, you will see how so many cities, towns, counties are saved by this. they are saved not only from the cost of the coronavirus to them, thathe loss of revenue universally, regardless of the amount of infection you may have, everyone is suffering from loss of revenue. or theher it is that scientific support for testing, treating, tracing, it set or, or th -- or those about caring enough to have -- which is a stimulus. a pp based onting -- that is the only part of the plan that republicans in the senate like. do you or you might undermine your ability to negotiate on other priorities you have since that is the only thing they re

quoting pelosi, we'll act upon it today one way or another. we'll have live coverage when they do here on c-span. live coverage also a very historic day when they do vote hey'll vote by --. expressed my republican leadership this morning in their morning news conference outside the u.s. capitol. we'll show that to you again we'll have the house live when they gavel back in here on -span. mr. mccarthy: we thank you for coming. across this country we are seeing communities working towards opening up safely. in california, we are opening up churches, we are opening hair salons, even today in america we are going to send astronauts back into space. the only place that hasn't been opening is here on the capitol inside the house. we know we have a responsibility that is essential that congress does its work. today for more than 231 years never have we seen a proxy vote on the floor of the house. this challenges the constitution only to protect and empower a speaker. it violates the constitution, a dereliction of duty by its members. we look at the h

in her new book "pelosi." a joint statement coming out from nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell and saying while they were gritfateful for the rapid t made available to them they were going to stick to cdc guidelines on testing. i wonder having studied and written about nancy pelosi, how much of her rise has prepared her and informed her for this moment of crisis? >> yeah, i think you could ask pretty much anyone in her caucus and they would say they can't imagine anyone to be better suited at this moment. based on her history of doing quite similar things, including helping an unpopular republican president save the meamerican economy from collapses as she did back in 2008 in the financial crisis with george w. bush. i think from her perspective, she is willing to work in a bipartisan manner, whether it's with mitch mcconnell or with donald trump, but she demands to be part of that negotiation. she feels like the american people put democrats in charge for a reason and they need to be at the table. she was sayin

what speaker pelosi and house democrats are trying to do. even the liberal tax center policy -- tax policy center, one third of the salt deduction went to the top 1%. democrat mocrats -- friends talk about income inequality and the top 1% needing to pay more, their actions are directly contrary to their rhetoric. we know 80% of the benefit went to the top 20% income earners. now we're not trying to start a civil war here. between people who are doing well and people who are not doing well but this just makes absolutely no sense and particularly in the face of a crisis like the coronavirus. this isn't an attempt to support those who are struggling to make ends meet. that's who we ought to be focusing on. the people who are not getting a paycheck because their employer -- or their business has been shut down. their restaurant, their bar. their sports stadium. this is a get out of free jail card, get out of jail free card for millionaires and billionaires who don't want to pay their fair share of taxes. and to foist that unfairly onto others. i

i'm not turning my voting card over to nancy pelosi. i don't know why anybody would vote today to allow that to happen to have only 20 members on the floor constituting a quorum to do business in the people's house of representatives. it's never happened before in over 200 years and that means through world wars and other pandemics, the spanish flu, showed up to work. today we are here working safely and all the protocols of social distancing are in place so why she chooses to do this now where she can literally hold the votes of other members of congress, that is a dangerous precedent and frankly, i wouldn't want to have to go home and explain why i turn my card over to her but a lot of democrats today are considering voting for a bill that turns their voting card over to nancy pelosi. >> sandra: that's where you stand on that. congressman steve scalise, great to see you this morning, thank you for being here. >> ed: meanwhile, police in southeast florida now issuing arrest warrants for two nfl players accused of armed robbery at a hou

pelosi exploded. this is one medical position that nancy does not believe should remain between a patient and a doctor.de >> he is our president and i would rather he not take something that has not been approved by the scientists, especially in his age group and his, shall we say wait group, morbidly obese. >> tucker: got that? not only is trump taking an immoral pharmaceutical, but he ise fat, morbidly obese is how close he put it. we make on this show a real effort not to knock people for how they look. it is not always easy but we really do try. nancy pelosi should try too. why? here is a recent picture of nancy pelosi. she turned 80 years old in march but does she look a d, no, more like 37. how is that possible. if you guessed diet and exercise we don't know for sure. and we don't really want to know, but we would remind the speaker of the house that people with glass vases should not throw stones. that is a lesson that she potting correspondent should learn as well. and also after the president

nancy pelosi should try too, why? here is a recent picture of nancy pelosi. she turned 80 years old in march. does she look a d? no. she looked more like 37. how is that possible? if you'd guess diet and exercise, we will not argue with you because we don't know for sure and we really don't want to know. but we would remind the speaker of the house that people with glass faces should not throw stones. that is a lesson cnn chief body building correspondent should learn as well appear the governor's brother also went after the president for daring to take hydroxychloroquine. he said it was not supported by science, but it turns out when the cn in anchor with with coronavirus himself, he took another version of the same drug, which was apparently supported by science. there is a point where hypocrisy becomes so intense, so overwhelming, that you feel dizzy in the face of it. and that is where we are now, unfortunately. try to stay amused. in other gnomic nevertheless. that is about it for us tonight. we are completely out of time and we hope in the face of it al

so what is nancy pelosi doing? she's wasting time on a proposal that doesn't have a chance of becoming law. this is a political payoff to nancy pelosi's constituencies, her allies. look at it. look at the wish list. topping the house democrats' $3 trillion liberal wish list is the great blue state bailout. it's a trillion dollars more to bail out very badly mismanaged states democrat states, local governments, sanctuary cities. it rescues underwater blue state pension plans. it includes a tax cut for the wealthiest 1% who lives in those specific states, illinois, connecticut, california. and that's not all. the bill provides direct payments to illegal immigrants. apparently they forgot that in the last bill so they have it on this one direct payments to illegal immigrants. astonishly there's not a single dime for paycheck protection funds, not for the small businesses that we need to keep workers on the payroll. even though that payroll protection plan, the paycheck protection program to keep people on payroll has

nancy pelosi, ever the professional, always mature. racks among pelosi up supporters much different, considering the president is known to take some cheap shots of his own. >> the president's daughter gets out of law school, pretty good tweet. >> tiffany trump graduated from georgetown law school recently, the president congratulated her on twitter with this trump like tweet, congratulations to my daughter tiffany on graduated from georgetown law, great student, great school, just what i need, a lawyer in the family. unclear if he's being sarcastic or serious but a funny tweet nonetheless. another trump going places. incredible family of what is, apologize and finally a president with a sense of humor, some positive tweets there. >> people at home might not know that rob loves to go to movies in the actual movie theater so i feel like you might be in the minority of this next study. >> i love going to the theater too but as the country opens up, looks like a lot of people are very hesitant to do just that. check out the numbers, 70% of

ultimately, the trump administration and nancy pelosi agree on the same thing. as we go to war this next covid called forncy pelosi more accountability and transparency. ere, the trump administration has already implemented these rules. forward, it is really embraced by consumers. in fact, in the harvard harris ll, 88% of americans strongly supported the government mandates for hospitals and insurance companies to reveal their prices before we get care. post it online. fairnessere is a basic in no one with the prices before you pay it. you also hope that it will bend the curve for the cost of health care. one of the things coming out of this is the need for broader coverage. cynthia: as we look at this pandemic, what this experience has been for families trying to protect the savings they have, not sure of their next paycheck, we have seen variants in pricing for covid testing from $75 to as high as $6,000. being blindsided by a $6,000 bill after the fact, when they could have gone to a primary care physician for $75, having that choice allows the american patie