jayapal of washington. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from washington. members will record their votes y electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition broumbrounl as member designated by ms. kuster, i inform the house, ms. kuster will vote aye on the jayapal amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. laci clay, pursuant to h.r. 965, i inform the house that mr. clay will be voting aye on the jayapal amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member desi

jayapal that there was no takeover? >> jayapal. if you're going to say my name, please say it right. it's jayapal. >> last thing before we go here tonight, congresswoman jayapal had a busy day at today's hearing. first there was the matter of explaining to her colleague and fellow committee member how to pronounce her name. then came her turn to interrogate the attorney general about specifically the discrepancy, about why he sends the feds in for some protests but not the time those pro-trump protesters with long guns took over the michigan statehouse and threatened the governor. >> june 1st i was worried about the district of columbia, which is federal. >> you seem to be engaging in protests in certain parts of the country. you're very aware of those. but when protesters with guns and swastikas and -- >> i am aware of protesters -- >> excuse me, mr. barr. this is my time, and i control it. the point i'm trying to make here, mr. barr, that i think is very important for the country to understand is that there is a real discrepancy

so back with us is democratic congress pramila jayapal. this is a big deal, the biggest name in tech are coming before your committee. they're called the four horsemen of the techopocolyps. i'm sure you're waiting eagerly to talk to some of them and against the back drop of yesterday where twitter had to delete don jr., the son of the president's account for a while or freeze it, whatever you call it, because he was tweeting out such bonus misinformation and had to delete president trump's tweet about that doctor that was given bogus information about how alien dna is being used in our medicine and how women's ovarian cysts are caused by sex with demons while they're sleeping. i mean, i could go on, the list

jayapal: thank you, mr. chairman. i stands in strong support manufacture amendment by -- i stand in strong support of this amendment by mr. pocan and ms. lee. this is critical for to us cut 10% of our pentagon budget. enough is enough. this year's defense budget is 90 times bigger than the budget for the centers for disease control. and yet we are nearing four million covid cases and over 141,000 deaths and this president wants to add money for defense spending while cutting money for testing. that is just wrong. that $74 billion could mean child care for every family. it could mean housing vouchers for every eligible family and $23,000 raise for every public school teacher. so many things we could do with this money. what we cannot do is give it away to corrupt defense contractors. pass this amendment and reset our priorities. it's time. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. thornberry: i yield one minute to the gentleman from virginia, mr. w

jayapal: thank you for havi me. i came to this country when i was 16 years old by myself because my parents took everything they had and they used it to send me here to this land of opportunity and i kept struggling to figure out, and i -- mi indian am i amerin? a sta here 18 years before getting my citizenship. when you travel from one part of the world to another part of the world, you are in that limbo state. that is the-i talk about. indian-american, latino american, african-american. we all bring with us different pieces, whatever the means is that we have come to this country. iig think ints today exemplify that search for identity, search for meaning, but alsohe striving to bring everything we have to bear to this new country we call home. judy: your journey as you describe it. arena.rked in the nonprofit you worked in finance on wall street. you came to a point where you realized that it was not e bugh toon the outside, you want to do be on the inside fighting for what youve bel but you clearly think it is t

jayapal. ms. jayapal: i wanted to quote from section 2 of my bill. the secretary shall provide the individual an opportunity to consult with counsel not later than one hour after the inspection process commences and is necessary throughout the inspection process including as applicable during deferred inspection. this could be a phone call, meaningful access is a broad term and takes into account my colleague on the other side's concerns. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona. mr. biggs: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i'm prepared to close, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. biggs: i will also for a a -- offer a few comments before i yield. but i yield myself such time as i may consume the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. biggs: i am interested in the interpretation of the term meaningful opportunity. i tried a lot of cases in my career. i did prosecution and i did criminal d

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i will reserve the hour of my to my d i will yield colleague, representative jayapal of washington.

i jayapal: mr. chairman, have an amendment at the desk the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 6 house report 116-457 offered by ms. jayapal of washington. the speaker pro tempore: to house resolution 1053, the gentlewoman from a hington, ms. jayapal, and member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the washington.from ms. jayapal: my amendment would repeal the law to repeal the ilitary to provide an unfunded priorities list to congress along with the budget request each year. this year the pentagon requested from ping $470 billion congress, even more than last year, like other agencies like e.p.a., department, department of housing and urban development were cut by over 15%. budget eats up over half of our nation's annual discretionary budget and yet pentagon officials gave congress a wish list of $18 billion in unfunded priorities top of its request for $740 spending. why? because in 2016, congress ctually passed a law re

democratic congresswoman jayapal with her book, use the guide you have. she's interviewed by connecticut democratic congressman jim himes. watch booktv on c-span2 this weekend. ♪ >> u.s. attorney general william barr appears before the house judiciary committee's general oversight hearing on the justice department on tuesday, july 28th. watch live coverage on c-span. watch anytime on c-span.org or listen on the go with the c-span radio app. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said today republicans plan to offer another stimulus aid package which will include payments to american. he spoke on the senate floor for about 10 minutes. >> madam prime minister our nation stands -- madam president, our nation stands at a crucial midway point in our battle against this terrible virus. the heroism of health care professionals, essential workers and family ares from coast to coastur got our nation through a spring time like no other. communities across america put normal life on pause to buy breathing room for our medical system. we essentiallied had to wi

and the amazon ceo jeff bezos a little bit rattled from some of the democratic question coming from jayapal. a silicon valley lawyer will be joining us. microsoft, oracle, and the like, he can give us his experience on what he thinks is currently being achieved or not achieved on capitol hill. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i am caroline hyde. taylor: i'm taylor riggs. romaine: i'm romaine bostick. this is "what'd you miss?" caroline: tech stocks leading higher. applekes of amazon and the and questioned on the hill but also being able to lead the charge on the s&p 500. the fed stands packed. the central bank leaves rates and guidance unchanged. the path of the economy will shape the source of the virus. has your kitchen become your own workstation? we speak with the ceo of one of the world's largest content delivery platforms. romaine: great narrative going on with akamai and they work from home stocks. qualcomm, of course tied completely to that 5g rollout, they are out with earnings. eps number coming in at $.86 versus an estimate of

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it's jayapal. >> jayapal. would you agree with that? and also in answer, why do you think these autonomous zones in democrat-led cities are dangerous to america? >> they're dangerous because they are purporting to keep on the outside duly constituted member of the government. they're also to me outrageous because these people who are now living under this autonomous zone haven't selected the government. they've selected the dually authorized government of the state. what makes me concerned for the country is this is the first time in my memory that the leaders of one of our great two political parties, the democratic party, are not coming out and condemning mob violence and the attack on federal courts. why can't we just say, you know, the violence against federal courts has to stop? could we hear something like that? >> mr. attorney general, i totally agree. i support what you're doing and i support what president trump is doing for law and order in our country. i yeel back. >> the committee will stand in recess for five minutes. >> al

jayapal. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. zuckerberg, in march of 2016 you suggested by e-mail to your management team that by moving faster could, quote, prevent our competitors from getting footholds. sheryl sandberg said especially if that means you don't have competitors build products that take some of our users. the product management director added, quote: i would love to be far more aggressive and nimble in copying competitors. has facebook ever taken steps to prevent competitors from getting footholds by copying competitors in. >> congresswoman, i view it as our job to understand what people are finding valuable and all of the services that they use, and certainly if someone -- >> do you copy, you copy your competitors? >> congresswoman, we've certainly adapted features that others have -- [inaudible] as have others copied and adapted features -- >> i'm not concerned about others, i'm just asking you, mr. zuckerberg. since march of 2012 after that e-mail conversation, how many competitors did facebook end up copying?

jayapal will vote no on the allen amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: as the member designated by ms. napolitano, pursuant to h.res. 965 ms. napolitano will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does. >> purn to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote no on the allen amendment. the speaker pro tempore: p for what reason the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. cooper: as the member designated by mr. lipinski, purn to h.res. 965, i inform the house mr. lipinski will vote no on the allen amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from california seek recognition? -- the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. chu: madam speaker as the member designated by desauliner -- by mr. desauliner, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. desauliner will vote no on the allen amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey se

afterwards,n carmella jayapal with her book "use the power you have." she is interviewed by jim himes. this book tv on c-span2 weekend. >> texas governor greg abbott held a press briefing today in austin, updating the states response to hurricane hanna. he discussed the measure states are taking to keep people safe, especially with covid-19 still spreading. due to technical issues, the first few minutes of the briefing could not be shown. >> we also do want to point out the possibility of tornadoes. there has already been one tornado warning north northeast of corpus christi. there could be others arise and it's always to be anticipated and expected in the course of a hurricane coming on shore. in this regard, and also with flooding, it is so important that everybody in the region affected by the hurricane stay tuned to local news agencies and local alerts so you can be aware of a potential tornado in your region, potential rising waters in your region, so you can take the action recommended to make sure you can be as safe as possible. already, in respo

i will reserve the hour of my to my d i will yield colleague, representative jayapal of washington. thank you. jayapal: madam speaker, hat was brilliance, grace, intelligence, and complete justice, to what equality, and dignity in the united states looks like. is our colleague, alexandria ocasio-cortez, and we to her for her voice. florida olleague from did was unacceptable. violent. it was sexist. to i do believe he needs apologize, not because it's going to make our colleague, ms. ocasio-cortez, feel any better, but because he, too, needs to what unacceptable behavior looks like and rise to the level he has been that elected to. it does not dignify, not just the 750,000 people that he represents. thought, madam speaker, that it would be good to review or my colleagues a little bit of the history of the word that was used. with a b hat begins that's five letters and that with witch. that word. rom 1915 to 1930, madam speaker, that word suddenly took off in usage. and wspaper reports articles. and you know why? this body gave women the right to vote. that was just a little too much

congresswoman jayapal, thank you for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >> that is tonight's "the last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts right now. >>> good evening once again. day 1,287 of this trump administration leaving 97 days until the presidential election. the president was in texas campaigning before a largely unmasked crowd in the midst of a ravages that state. his visit came as texas set a new there was a new single day death toll of 313. trump didn't mention that or the thousands of texans now infected with the virus. here is some of what he did say. >> it is not just texas oil that the democrats want to destroy. they want to destroy our country. these people are sick. there's no respect. there is by you, 95% of our people love our country and our anthem and our flag. they don't love our country in any way, shape or form.

for thpbs newshour, i'm nick schifri >> w pramila jayapal, a democrat from washington state, was elected to ngress in 2016. she's the co-chair of the and has become a inssive caucus pushing the party on issues likr medicarell. her book, "use the power youma have: a brown s guide to politics and political change" is out this week. thank you very much. congratulations on the book. this is the story of how you grew up in this accomplished indian family. you came froindonesia to e united states to go to college, and very early on, you starteda this h, as you put it, for your identity. you wanted to stop ving in the hyphen, i think is how you wrote it. what did you mean by that? >> well, dy, first of all, thank you so much for having me. i came to this country when i o was 16 yea by myself and it w really because my parents took everything thehad and ed it to send me here to this land of opportunity. and i kept struggling to ure out, am i indian, am i american? ani stayed here for 18 years before getting my citizenship, and i think that, when you travel from one part of the country -- one par

eastern on "after words", washington state democratic congresswoman jayapal with her book, use the guide you have. she's interviewed by connecticut democratic congressman jim himes. watch booktv on c-span2 this weekend. ♪ >> u.s. attorney general william barr appears before the house judiciary committee's general oversight hearing on the justice department on tuesday, july 28th. watch live coverage on c-span. watch anytime on c-span.org or listen on the go with the c-span radio app. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said today republicans plan to offer another stimulus aid package which will include payments to american. he spoke on the senate floor for about 10 minut

jayapal. >> mr. barr, on june 1st there were protests against the murder of george floyd and police brutality in lafayette park. let us not be distracted by you or my gop colleagues as to what these protests were actually about. they were about the persistent killing of black bodies by law enforcement and finally, finally an awakening in america of the conscience of our country. and yet your response was to direct federal officers to close in on the protesters and to use shields offensively as weapons, tear gas, pepper balls, irritants, explosive devices, batons, and horses to clear the area just so the president could get a photo op. so i do want to ask you, do you think that your response -- do you think the response at lafayette square to tear gas, pepper spray, and beat protesters and injure american citizens who were just simply exercising their first amendment rights was appropriate? >> well, first it's my understanding that no tear gas was used on monday, june 1st. >> mr. barr, that is a seman

afterwards,n carmella jayapal with her book "use the power you have." she is interviewed by jim himes. this book tv on c-span2 weekend. >> texas governor greg abbott held a press briefing today in austin, updating the states response to hurricane hanna. he discussed the measure states are taking to keep people safe, especially with covid-19 still spreading. due to technical issues, the first few minutes of the briefing could not be shown. >> we also do want to point out the possibility of tornadoes.

take a listen to how congresswoman jayapal pressed him. >> we have a policy against using seller specific data to aid our private business but i can't guarantee you that has ever been violated. >> you have access to the inventory past, present, future. you dictate third party sellers on the platform. you can set the rules of the game for your competitors but not actually follow those rules to yourself. do you think that's fair to the mom and pop businesses selling on your platform? >> i am very proud of what we've done for them on this platform. >> reporter: while this was very important, it's not up to congress whether they would be broken up. that will be up to agencies like the department of justice who have many ongoing investigations into this who would have that power. >> many thanks for bringing us that report. appreciate it. >>> president trump visits one of the worst hit states for coronavirus, but the pandemic barely mentioned. >>> and there's little sign of proportions among those who attended. much more after this short break. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small s

. >> representative jayapal thank you in giving a context of how these words and this language have always been levied towards women and women who are ascending in power prevent now yield to another phenomenal leader from my own home state of new york representative velÁzquez. >> my friends at times like this it will benefit us all to remember what the word congress actually means. congress means a coming together. that is the entire part of this institution. people from different regions of the country with varying political views, individuals of different backgrounds, ethnicities, orientation and come together to solve problems on behalf of the american people who elect of. that is where the word congress originates from, a coming together. we will frequently disagree. we argue on this for and in committees hearings and meetings we may even disagree on the steps of the capitol. however let us disagree agree justly. the words being discussed today did not live up to those ideals and the gentleman must, must say that he is sorry. he must apologize. and not just apologize to alexandria oca

democrat representative jayapal on cnn downplaying the mob violence, quote, some protesters in some building in portland when thousands shown up nightly with knives, sledgehammers, power tools. they have blinded officers with lasers. a rioter threw a molotov cocktail at the federal courthouse there lighting it on fire. this, cnn anchor, jake tapper, demanding republican jim jordan apologized. he said cnn reporters were depicted in unfair way in republican video shown at attorney general william barr's hearing yesterday. the video showed media calling protests peaceful. we'll show you elements that dispute what jake tapper is saying. welcome trump 2020 campaign senior advisor lara trump to the show. great to see you to have you on. your reaction? >> it is really kind of sad the media what was concerned with the video itself than what was in the video. what you see in the video is the horrific violence, the looting, the arson, that we have seen seen in some of our great american cities. i heard jack brewer, your previous guest, he was spot on with everything. democrat mayors are letting people

amy: that t is washihington congressman -- congress member pramila jayapal. the last day, the largest spike in deaths, 1200 since may. congress member at cedriric richmond of louisiana questions barr's opposition to voting by mail. >> african-americans, black people disproportionately died from covid-19, coronavirus. >> i think that is right. be thet that it would first time that african-americans have risked their lives to vote in this country to reserve democracy, but the suggestion is that them having the ability to vote by lead told somehow massive voter fraud. i will not stick to that. >> i did not say that. i state what i think is a reality. if you have wholesale mail in voting, it increases the risk of fraud. >> but it does not make it likely. amy: the attorney general has voted byby mail himself. as lawmakers a question -- questioned attorney general william barr, congressman louis lie in state on the capitol steps for a public viewing. ebenezer baptist church was the spiritual home of dr. martin luther king jr. first we discussed this hearing with dr

. >> reporter: washington congressman pramila jayapal, pointing out the differences in how the kboft handled people in michigan armed with gunses prote protesting the state's lockdown. >> there's a real discrepancy in how you react when white men with swastikas storm a government building with guns, there is no need for the president to, quote, activate you, because they're getting the president's personal agenda done. >> reporter: barr also delivered a staunch defense of law enforcement agencies throughout the country. >> we don't agree that there's systemic racism in the police department. >> that's what we need you to join us on, mr. attorney general, and to recognize that institutional racism does exist. >> reporter: democrats accuse barr of intervening in the roger stone and michael flynn cases for president trump. barr's response? >> i agree the president's friends don't deserve special breaks, but they also don't deserve to be treated more harshly than other people. >> reporter: on stone, barr argued that he was treated too harshly, even though justice department sentencing gu

he faced tough questions particularly from representative jayap jayapal, she's from washington, met with amazon executives in the past she really grilled him on what they do with third party data. i think we have a clip from one of those exchanges so maybe we can play it right here maybe not, sara. sorry about that basically she asked them, she said, does amazon restrict the information and data points from third party sellers of bezos said he couldn't answer yes or no there may have been employees at amazon that went against that policy not a strong point from him. it took nearly two hours to get to jeff bezos but he has seen the brunt of the questioning as well as google ceo pichai. he's received tough questions about google's market play and search engine and how that may stifle competition back to you. >> julia, as it relates to facebook, what did we learn new and potentially damaging as it relates to their fight back against threats of instagram and snap during the years. >> that conversation was most revelatory the question being whether or not facebook will copy services by instag

washington state congresswom pramila jayapal cited one of those interviews in a question to bezos. >> a former amazon employed in thrty sales and recruitment told this committee , quote "there's a rule but , there's nobody enforcing or spot checking. they just say don't help yourself to the data. it's a candy shop everyone canny have access toing they want." do category managers have access to non-public data about 3rd party products and businesses? >> here is what i can tell you. we do have certain safeguards in policy, we expect people to followhat policy to the same way we would any other. it's a voluntary policy. as far as i am sure, -- as far as i am aware, no other retailer as that. >> so there is no actual enforcement? so it's voluntary and there's no actual eorcement. i amna: and, while the hearing's that amna: and, while th hearing's answers the questions. stated purpose was antitrust -- >> i will just cut to the chase. ch's out to get conservatives. that i not a suspicion. that is not a hunch. that's a fact. amna: some republicans on the panel focused on what they call censo

representatives that it was a fantasy, a made up fantasy, and then in this very room just recently, congresswoman jayapal who represents the seattle area said, when i was talking about the autonomous zone and the takeover, she said the area is just a a few miles from where i sit right now and there is no takeover. there is no takeover. she also said lies are being spread by my colleagues in the committee, this area is perfectly peaceful. she also said, my republican colleagues keep saying the seattle police precinct was taken over by protesters, this is incorrect, incorrect. no one has taken over that building. general, is that your understanding of what happened there? do you agree with her that there was no takeover? >> if you're going to say my name, please say it right. >> would you agree with that? also, why do you think these autonomous zones in democrat-led cities are dangerous to america? a.g. barr: they are dangerous toause they are purporting keep on the outside duly constituted authority of the government. they are also, to make him outrageous because these people who are living now under this

washington sta congresswoman pramila jayapal cited one of those interviews in a question bezos. >> a former amazon employee in third party sales and recruitment told this commite that "there's a rule but there's nobody enforcing or spot checking they just say don't help yourselto the data, it's a candy shop everyone can have access to anything they want." do category managers have access to non-public data about thirdrt products and businesses? >> here's what i can tell you. we do have certain safeguards in place, we train people on thepo cy, we expect people to follow that policy to the same way we would any other. it's a voluntary policy, as far as i'm aware. >> so there's no actual enforcement? so it's voluntary and there's nr actual ement. >> nawaz: and, while the hearing's stated purpose was o titrust... >> i'll just cute chase: big tech's out to get conservatives. that's not a suspicion. that's not a hunch.t. that's a f >> nawaz: ...some republicans on the panel focused on what theyrs call cenp of conservatives by big tech. congressman jim sensenbrenner of wisconsin: >> conserv

-- heartened by the unity task force set up with people like alexandria ocasio-cortez and pramilala jayapal and others mr. nelson. i was hurt by that. i don't know what happened to those task forces. i see the new d&c platform ofmittee is not inclusive all of those progressive voices. that is extremely out of touch. there was a brilliant piece in "the new york times" a couple reeks ago, one of the forme chicago activists who is now in new york that is done research with many others around abolition, both of prisons and police, and she lays out the case that many of the reforms, including bloating police budgets, has only pulled police forces toward more violence, toward both dangerous and incompetent interventions in situations where others feel -- and other interventions are necessary. i don't know that biden has read that literature, but i don't think it is a question of education. i think he has to be pushed with enormous resolve and enormous force by the movement that is growing that people want defund ing and funding of other kinds of services and interventions in our communities. amy:

jayapal will vote no on the amendments en bloc umber 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? mr. gallego: as the member designated by representative gomez, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative gomez will vote nay on the amendments en bloc number 3. as the member designated by kirkpatrick, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative kirkpatrick will vote no on the amendments en bloc number 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts rise? ms. clark: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote no on the amendments en bloc umber 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. sherman: as the member designated by mr. khanna, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. khanna will vote no on mendments en bloc 3. the speaker pro tempore: for what pur

jayapal. it's why there's so much more we can do to vote the right way try to again, just to clarify, congressman kennedy cast the vote on the same policies and the same language and he voted for it. but moreover, just like to make this clear, even last august when trump was deporting kids with cancer, immigrants and a country from massachusetts and other states can i organize with ayanna pressley to stop that. we force donald trump to back down because it's wrong to take children and adults were sick and being given treatment and the country, try the deportation police come in and take them out of the country. i took them on. i thought trump your key back down and it is very rare trump backs to him but he had to back down because of the leadership that i was providing ayanna pressley. >> moderator: okay. let's get to the elephant in the room. you been talking about. senator markey this week members of the congressional hispanic caucus slammed you as being the only progressive to vote against

congresswoman who was in the room yesterday with louie gohmert who we now know has the one is congresswoman jayapal, who was in the room yesterday with louie gohmert who we now know has the coronavirus. there is a lot to talk about what happened in that room yesterday, but also what it was like for her and the other members to discover today that one of the republicans at that judiciary committee hearing now has coronavirus. also, also another woman joining us tonight, joy reid is going to join us to go over her interview earlier tonight with mary trump. joy reid and mary trump together for the first time tonight. so she's coming here to talk about that interview and maybe celebrate a little bit getting that big interview. >> and that show is great, "the reidout."

. >> jayapal and third party sellers to make amazon's own goods. >> i can't guarranty you that policy has never been violated. i'm familiar with the "wall street journal" article you're talking about. we continue to look into that carefully. i'm not yet satisfied we've gotten to the bottom of it. susan: that is causing a lot of headlines right now. amazon operate as marketplace you should not use data you're getting from the third party sellers. we're looking at the counter who is getting the most heat and "new york times" says sundar pichai has gotten 33 questions. jeff bezos getting 22 to 25. same thing as mark zuckerberg of the one getting the least amount of heat is tim cook of apple. only getting 12 questions so far but some other notable exchanges include nadler talking to mark zuckerberg instagram. kevin sightser the founder of the video app, when facebook copies their own features. pichai, talking about working with the military heading into the election in 2020. overall i haven't heard anything new. i don't think it changes market minds in terms of where the companies are goi

and then in this very room, just recently, congresswoman jayapal who represents the seattle area said, when i was talking about the autonomous zone and the takeover, she said, the area is just a few miles from where i sit right now, and there is no takeover. there is no takeover. she also said lies are being spread by my colleagues in this committees. this area is perfectly peaceful. she also said, my republican colleagues keep saying the seattle police precinct was taken over by protesters. this is incorrect. incorrect. no one has taken over that building. mr. attorney general, is that your your understanding of what happened there? do you agree with her that there was no takeover? >> if you are going to say my name, please say it right. >> do you agree with that? and also in answer, why do you think these autonomous zones in democrat-led cities are dangerous to america? >> well, starting with they're dangerous because they are purporting to keep on the outside duly constituted authority of the government. autonomous zone haven't selected the government. they have selected the duly a

important moments of today's testimony, bill barr facing the house judiciary committee and democrat jayapal on the hypocrisy of an plrgs thadminis that pushed for the liberation of protesters upset about social distancing guidelines and tear gassed black lives matter protesters. and that came after barr insisted there's no systemic racism problem in policing or in this country in general. in an exchange that raised more questions than answers, here's barr on whether trump's crackdown on protesters in democratic-led cities has anything at all to do with his re-election in november. >> have you discussed the president's re-election campaign with the president or with any white house official or any surrogate of the president? >> i am not going to get into my discussions with the president. >> have you discussed that topic with him? >> not in relation to this program. >> i didn't ask that. i asked if you discussed -- >> i'm a member of the cabinet and there's an election going on. obviously, the topic comes up. the topic comes up in cabinet meetings and other things. it shouldn't be a surprise

jayapal that that policy isn't rye separated routinely. >> we are investigating that i do not want to sit here and i do not want to go beyond what i know right now, but we are as a result of that "wall street journal" article we are looking at that very carefully >> i mean, that's one way to answer it. i would have answered it -- and it was good. i'm not against what he said, but there's another way to answer it, it's a little bit beyond what you could do in front of congress which is to say if we are so powerful then why are all these retailers going to google cloud and why are they going to azure? there are opportunities they don't have to go with us i would have thought that was a better answer. what they would have said then i'm sure, they would say, listen, i'm not talking about azure, i'm talking about your company. but just from the point of view of stock market, we had shopify on yesterday and to me i would be worried about shopify or amazon why? because shopify may be another way to get the job done. david, you know, i know that amazon is -- was monopoly at one time and was l

host: listen to the argument made by democratic congresswoman jayapal. she is questioning mark zuckerberg on their business practices. similarou use this facebook camera product to threaten instagram's founder? would not sure what you mean by threaten. i think it was public that we were building a camera app that was a well-documented thing. >> let me tell you in a chat that you told him that facebook was "developing our own photo strategy, so how we engage now will determine how much we are partners versus competitors down line."e or cow -- the he confided in an investor that he feared you would go into "destroy mode" if he didn't sell instagram to you. facebook cloned a popular product, approached the company you identified as a competitive threat and told them that if they didn't want you to buy them up, there would be consequences. are there other countries -- companies you have used the same tactic with? i want to respectfully disagree with the characterization. it was clear this was a space we were going to compete in one way or another. i don't vi

jayapal moves to concur with the senate amendments in section 4 of house resolution 891. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the motion to concur. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the clerk: mr. grijalva moves to concur in the senate amendment to h.r. 1557. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady california seek recognition? ms. brownley: as the member designated by ms. kuster pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. kuster will vote yes in the .enate amendment on h.r. 1557 the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965

i'm with my colleague, my good friend, representative jayapal. i'm one of the 14 naturalized citizens in this country. it's incredible to me how we refer to immigrants like representative lesko, as aliens. you know, we're humans. we contribute greatly to the economy of the united states. actually, immigrants contributed more than $11 billion in taxes. and the reason why there are so many undocumented immigrants in this country is because of the failure of the agencies that processes these applications. most immigrants that i have spoken to want to go through the process to get legal documentation so that they can continue to pay their taxes, stop hiding behind the attacks of the trump administration, and continue to do the work that they came to do. most of them have been here for decades. we need to find a way for us to provide, to process these applications and provide a path for legal, whether it's citizenship, legal resident status, but the attacks against immigrants has got to stop. there's so many myths, and i would like for mr. rand to com