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let's go to joy next. >> good morning everyone, my name is joy jackson morgan. i'm the executive director. i'm a unicorn in the city, a san francisco native. during this time third street has really focused on our young people in addressing the needs that youth have been coming up with, primarily with housing. that has been a huge issue for our young people and food has also been an issue. we've gone from having our food pantry to having food delivery for our youth and their families. we're currently serving about 50 youth and families per week. we're also trying to keep our young people engaged. this has been a hard time for them adjusting to distance learning and not having the certain outlets that they're accustomed to. so we continued our youth development program. we have been keeping our young people engaged, and active, and connected to their peer groups. this is not the norm for any of us. we are use to be being able to go outside and going where we want and now we're confined to zoom or many of the platforms we come to be recognized with. it's been diff

let's go to joy next. >> good morning everyone, my name is joy jackson morgan. i'm the executive director. i'm a unicorn in the city, a san francisco native. during this time third street has really focused on our young people in addressing the needs that youth have been coming up with, primarily with housing. that has been a huge issue for our young people and food has also been an issue. we've gone from having our food pantry to having food delivery for our youth and their families. we're currently serving about 50 youth and families per week. we're also trying to keep our young people engaged. this has been a hard time for them adjusting to distance learning and not having the certain outlets that they're accustomed to. so we continued our youth development program. we have been keeping our young people engaged, and active, and connected to their peer groups. this is not the norm for any of us. we are use to be being able to go outside and going where we want and now we're confined to zoom or many of the platforms we come to be recognized with. it's been diff

let's go to joy next. >> good morning everyone, my name is joy jackson morgan. i'm the executive director. i'm a unicorn in the city, a san francisco native. during this time third street has really focused on our young people in addressing the needs that youth have been coming up with, primarily with housing. that has been a huge issue for our young people and food has also been an issue. we've gone from having our food pantry to having food delivery for our youth and their families. we're currently serving about 50 youth and families per week. we're also trying to keep our young people engaged. this has been a hard time for them adjusting to distance learning and not having the certain outlets that they're accustomed to. so we continued our youth development program. we have been keeping our young people engaged, and active, and connected to their peer groups. this is not the norm for any of us. we are use to be being able to go outside and going where we want and now we're confined to zoom or many of the platforms we come to be recognized with. it's been diff

>> i want the officers fired, joy. i want the officers fired. because he committed attempted murder on my son. he attempted to murder my son. if he shot two shots or one shot, you could have said, well, okay, maybe he made a mistake. but to shoot my son seven times in the back while he was pulling his shirt to keep him close for the shots. >> do you want them to be charged? >> oh, yes. oh, yes. >> we will keep an eye on this case. i'm so sorry this is the way i had to get a chance to meet you, through the tv, but thank you so much and please give our best to the family, to jacob's mom and his sisters. you've spoken so powerfully on his behalf, so thank you very much. >> thank you very much, joy, and once again, i love your show. i watch it every day. >> thank you so much, sir. thank you. >> i used to watch it twice on the weekends. i still do hope i get to see you on the weekends. >> every so often i might turn up. thank you. jacob blake sr., thank you for being here. "the reidout" continues right after this. reidout" continues after this but is

this is lance carnes, at 15 joy street, appealing the issuance on june 16, 2020, to joy peak, l.l.c., of a public works order. the applicant agrees to retain the trees as long as possible to mitigate disruptions during construction. two, replacement with two 24-inch box coast live oak industry trees. tree protection measures shall be installed prior to the start of construction. this is order number 203269, and mr. carnes, we'll hear from you first. please spotlight him. mr. carnes, are you there? >> operator: trying to get the audio from him. >> clerk: okay. bear with us. we're having some technical issues. >> operator: do you want me to give him a call? >> clerk: okay. president lazarus -- okay. do you want to give him a quick call? >> operator: yeah, i'll call him right now. >> clerk: we'll give him a few minutes, and, president lazarus, if approximate we can't get him, we'll go on and get back to that. >> president lazarus: that's fine. . >> clerk: thank you for your patience, everyone. >> operator: i just spoke with mr. carnes. he will be joining us shortly. thank you. >> preside

>> joy, that's a great question. first of all, i'm thrilled to be on "the reidout" primetime, so thank you for manage vhaving me. the mayor used the phrase a sense of urgency. we are in august, the second half of 2019. and i don't know about you, but i'm not getting that sense of urgency of our elected officials. the white house, in my opinion, needs to be proactive in three key areas. widespread, rapid point of care testing. second, a focus on the one area that we know works, which is prevention. as you probably know, i don't leave my home without wearing a mask. this simple item, along with physical distancing, actually can dramatically contain the virus. and third, a national strategy that specifically detailed and tailored to each state when it comes to testing, prevention, school and business reopening, and ppe, because in a matter of weeks, we're going to have flu season. flu, coronavirus, and all the other neglected illnesses such as heart disease and stroke and cancer, our health care system is going to be de

>> just look at how it played out in the 2018 midterms, joy. you saw the suburbs flee donald trump and other republicans in the blue wave. and you saw these lifetime republicans, educated voters that the republican party had counted on. they had moved democratic. are they going to move back? are they going to stop voting for democrats after this trump era? that remains to be seen. but it has been a pretty appalling experiment to watch the ways in which trump has tried to appeal, and he is the caravan last go around. now he's using a suburban horror story. i'm betting on rage mobs. >> and he picked the nicest person, cory booker, and used him. anyway, both of you all know rand paul. can one of you all please call him and let him know that rural people need their mail and they shouldn't only get their mail three, four days a week. thank you both of you. >>> up next, more high-profile republicans are jumping ship from the party of trump. we'll talk with one of them next. stay with us. allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cu

who joy is a lebanese lawyer and activist joins us live on the program welcome to you the pictures joy that we're showing a lot of law of a lot of late has pictures it looks like a total breakdown of law and order today with ministries ministries being stored hud volatile is the situation there are today. this is a normal this is a very normal the result of what will it on august 4th chilly this is a normal result of what has been accumulating since 2005 but on this is not the 1st time been hit by explosives but this time what's different is that we've been living going to nuclear bomb for 6 years without us knowing about it we experienced the blast of a nuclear bomb we are living with some people who are willing to sacrifice our lives to sacrifice. as human beings in human being in beirut to store some material and. thought foreign agendas and they were being stored in them and that i would feed it to i would houses i would family and they've been willing to take did it is just one percent to this day it is i would like to gamble with the lives of the lebanese population just to store

>> no, joy, i can't. we heard the district attorney scold the protesters and say they need to be calm and deliberate about the most important decisions in life. well, that's the opposite of how officer cheskey treated mr. blake. we don't have any evidence that the officer knew about any alleged knife. i would be interested of the circumstances of an interrogation of a person who's been shot seven times and been in surgery since that incident. we didn't hear that there was a reasonable fear of officer safety or civilian safety, which is the standard for when the police are allowed to use deadly force. we did hear that no other officers at the scene fired a shot. that raises a red flag. we heard a little bit about mr. blake's experience with law enforcement and an alleged stay away order. what we didn't hear was whether officer chesky has a disciplinary record, whether there have been citizen complaints about him. the good news is, there is an independent investigation, so the prosecutor who works with thes

you know this, joy. we cannot win if we do not speak to key constituencies and do not have a coalition big enough and strong enough to win in november. that's what it's going to take. and that's what we're bringing this week as we saw every day, every night people coming together from all stripes, all shades, like you said across the aisles, trying to say this is it. this is our moment. if you think about what obama said last night, you know, he's one of the most popular political figures in the world, and he used his clout last night to send a loud wake-up call, which is vote like your life counts on it, right? vote like your health and your well-being matters or depends on it. vote like you've never voted before. vote for all of us. vote for our democracy. and that is the message that you heard last night from him and so many others over the last three days. >> we have a couple of seconds left, i want to quickly play a little bit. we have a sneak peek of the biographical video that will play about joe

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calling the accusations against him outrageous lewiston joy says the cuts he's made to the u.s. postal service were long planned and aimed at making the agency financially solvent not to complicate mail in voting in november as we head into the election season i want to assure this committee and the american public that the postal service is fully capable and committed to delivering the nation's election mail securely and on time that's a reversal from what the postal service said last month in a warning to $46.00 states the agency had cautioned that millions of ballots may not be delivered in time to be counted and with the public fallout it joy announced further cuts to the postal service will be postponed until after the election. the liberal ballot process every ballot in. the. president trump claims without evidence that voting by mail can lead to massive election fraud that's despite voting by mail himself we're not prepared for this 51000000 ballots . it will be a tremendous embarrassment to our country it will go on forever and you'll never know who won so i say that for

and joy reid, host on msnbc. >> hoist. >> thank you, john and joy for being here this morning. >> joy, you shouldn't have laughed. look what capehart is doing. >> come on. >> i'm still here. >> yeah, so you are here seven days a week at least in name. >> i meant your saturday group. your saturday group. >> let's start this conversation by listening only because it is vital to actually hear this particular clip, let's listen to president trump and we'll talk about it on the other side, joy. >> over the last week the democrats held the darkest and angriest and bloomiest convention in american history. they spent four straight days attacking america as racist and a horrible country that must be redeemed. joe biden grimly declared a season of american darkness. and yet look at what we've accomplished until the plague came in. i'm the only thing standing between the american dream and total anarchy, madness and chaos. >> now, joy, i hesitated to show that clip, but i wanted to play it because at least to my ear president trump seemed to be doing a whole lot of projection. >> yes, he did. i

and i think, joy, that's key. i think in order -- we want americans to have access to a safe and effective vaccine. and those are careful words that i'm using because that means a lot to scientists and regulators. and dr. marks has the utmost integrity. he represents what i think are legions of career scientists at the nih and fda and also places like the mayo clinic where they conducted this research. and i think it's critical to remember that we do need to see that data, number one. two, we actually have external advisory committees that are in place to provide this outside perspective. we need them to review this. and then, third, we need every american to understand that there are benefits to this and there are also risks. but i think that this politicization that we've seen, not just with this convalescent plasma approval but started, joy, with hydroxychloroquine and it's continued on through. it's very troubling. >> dr. ashby, i hate to age myself, but i remember getting swine flu as a kid in the 1970s and i

joy, you are jacked, though. i can tell. >> i know! i'm trying to contain it. i'm trying to keep it inside. >> why? >> because i love conventions. i am a nerd. i have been watching these since the sixth grade. if snl can be so good remote, i feel like this is going to be good. remember the national graduation thing, that was amazing. so i'm anticipating it will be great. i know because the democratic party more has the culture, i'm just expecting cardi-b to walk out. i will agree with you. a, this is the first time i have not been in sweat pants and slippers for this. i have to remember to suck it in because i haven't had to wear full outfits of clothes. i still have on weird slippers. but around humans is different. first of all, congratulations on the two hours. i enjoyed it so much. >> joy, congratulations on your prime time show. >> i spend a lot of the time watching the two of you in the box, so it is nice to see you in person. the stories you have been so brilliantly and i have been obsessing about, the post office thing has gotten me even more anxiety th

reid out with joy reid starts now. >>> good evening. well, it's been 20 years sincese hundreds of republican opera tif tifs descended on the statewide recount of the election on behalf of george w bush orchestrated by roger stone and his ilk, the brooks brothers protests were organized to create a distraction and object to the legitimate recount. the new times, donald trump is staging his objections in advance. vice president joe biden is leading in the polls and at the dnc convention this week he showed himself to be a worthy candidate to replace trump at 1600 black lives matter plaza. trump, clearly fearing he can't win the election on points, is trying to change the rules of the game. trying to sew doubt that any election that doesn't guarantee that he stays in power is by definition illegitimate. >> i think this is a very disgraceful situation. i really tonight think that you're going to know anything on the evening, anything meaningful or anything real on the evening of november 3rd. i don't think you're going to know anything. you

the postal service will not affect mail and voting for this year's presidential election lou is to joy he was back in congress on monday this time before a house panel investigating recent delays in deliveries castro has more if louis to joyce back to back appearances before congress were meant to appease democrats concerns about postal delays and the upcoming election they didn't work do your mail delays trump's campaign goal of hurting the post office as stated in his tweets mr joy is your backup plan to be pardoned like roger stone. for. you have 2 seconds to answer the question i have no comment from commuted his friend roger stone's prison sentence for obstruction and witness tampering among other crimes in july the joy is a mega donor to the trump campaign he denies helping trump by sabotaging the postal service he now leads and again back out to sea mail in ballots delivered on time this sacred duty is my number one priority between now and election day since to joy became postmaster general in june reports of mail delays as a result of his cost cutting measures have alarmed ame

let's go to joy next. >> good morning everyone, my name is joy jackson morgan. i'm the executive director. i'm a unicorn in the city, a san francisco native. during this time third street has really focused on our young people in addressing the needs that youth have been coming up with, primarily with housing. that has been a huge issue for our young people and food has also been an issue. we've gone from having our food pantry to having food delivery for our youth and their families. we're currently serving about 50 youth and families per week. we're also trying to keep our young people engaged. this has been a hard time for them adjusting to distance learning and not having the certain outlets that they're accustomed to. so we continued our youth development program. we have been keeping our young people engaged, and active, and connected to their peer groups. this is not the norm for any of us. we are use to be being able to go outside and going where we want and now we're confined to zoom or many of the platforms we come to be recognized with. it's been diff

despite all the misery there's joy there too it's not like everyone in africa is suffering. freedom of speech was part of the way of life in my family home. everyone had the right to speak freely our father and mother were ahead of their time. but i don't want anyone to write that about me later i want to tell my own story now to tell the truth about what i am and what is going on in africa today a lot is happening in africa right now a lot of rapid changes people think this continent will never amount to anything but it's moving ahead. he said. there's still time for a quick photo shoot at the radio station angelica he chose day is full of appointments and everything is tightly timed after all she is not in paris as much as she used to be and she's got a lot to do when she is. she still feels at home here in france the former colonial ruler of her homeland binny . clearly french culture has inspired and influenced her but it's safe to say that she's mastered the art of assimilating other cultures and creating something uniquely her. was. for instance by drawing an unexpecte

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lista joy is fielding the accusation from democrats that he is a socially trumped accomplice in trying to steal the upcoming election detroit has said that insinuation was outrageous today he said that he has had no communications with president trump or the trump campaign as far as these changes to the u.s. postal service that he has implemented he committed again to postponing further changes these cuts to services that he says are intended to bring the troubled agency to financial solvency and has nothing to do with complicating the upcoming elections with mail in ballots now the joy has bowed to the senators today on this panel that every ballot will be counted in time that is a dramatic departure from the warning that his agency issued to states a month ago saying that millions of votes may be uncounted because of these delivery delays opposition supporters are holding celebration rallies in the capital bamako days after the military coup that ousted the president over him but key to announced his resignation on tuesday after soldiers detained him the west african grouping echo al

this is lance carnes, at 15 joy street, appealing the issuance on june 16, 2020, to joy peak, l.l.c., of a public works order. the applicant agrees to retain the trees as long as possible to mitigate disruptions during construction. two, replacement with two 24-inch box coast live oak industry trees. tree protection measures shall be installed prior to the start of construction. this is order number 203269, and mr. carnes, we'll hear from you first. please spotlight him. mr. carnes, are you there? >> operator: trying to get the audio from him. >> clerk: okay. bear with us. we're having some technical issues. >> operator: do you want me to give him a call? >> clerk: okay. president lazarus -- okay. do you want to give him a quick call? >> operator: yeah, i'll call him right now. >> clerk: we'll give him a few minutes, and, president lazarus, if approximate we can't get him, we'll go on and get back to that. >> president lazarus: that's fine. . >> clerk: thank you for your patience, everyone. >> operator: i just spoke with mr. carnes. he will be joining us shortly. thank you. >> preside

>> yeah, joy. i think you're right that this goes beyond what we learned from the mueller investigation. you know, i was there at the end of 2016 when we had information that russia had intervened in the election to help trump. there were these open questions about whether there was coordination and at what level. well, this report is the worst-case scenario, joy. the president's campaign manager was sharing information and colluding with a russian spy. there are all kinds of other links to wikileaks. and the report gets into detail and said those connections to wikileaks might even have determined things like the timing of the wikileaks releases on the same day as the "access hollywood" tape to create a diversion. it doesn't get more blinking red light that this is coordination, collusion, what ever you want t use in terms of the trump campaign working with rush dwra to facilitate a russian intelligence operation to elect donald trump president. it's all laid out there in black and white signed of

so how is joy defending himself. well he's calling these insinuations that he is sabotaging the u.s. postal service leading up to the elections he says that insinuation is outrageous he also told senators today that he has had no discussion with president trump or the trump campaign regarding these changes that he's implemented to the u.s. postal service he's been u.s. postmaster general for 67 days and he says many of these changes predated his arrival and that they're about cutting costs in this by now actually endangered agency these changes included. limiting overtime pay for workers as well as getting rid of some mail sorting machines today before the senate panel he reaffirmed that he will postpone further changes until after the election though he said that the changes already made which includes the decommissioning of more than $600.00 of these mail sorting machines that have led to delays he said that will not be reversed but he did valid that every ballot would be delivered in time to be counted for this pr

>> well, listen, joy, thank you for that. hey, i can't speak to the specifics of this case, but i can tell you right now there is a south carolina case that the nra and lindsey graham has been holding up, and that is closing the charleston loophole. i lost a dear friend and we lost eight other lives here in south carolina. there is legislation that passed the house of representatives that is in the senate sitting on the desk of lindsey graham, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. and he's bought and paid for by the nra and he lost his constituents and he won't even bring that bill up for discussion and debate. joy, it's shameful, but it is what is to be expected. there won't be a dry eye here in south carolina, particularly with the folks that were close to those that lost their lives. >> charles, i saw your tweet earlier indicating you recently lost a family member to gun violence. i want to give you condolences on that. when i talk with the parkland kids in florida, you know, they're very that the nra played a pa

might be this, too, joy. one of my favorite lincoln quotes, got to get out of the white house and get my public opinion bath. i don't think many of my colleagues are getting out to talk to anybody. i'm not getting out personally, very careful, but talking to people on the phone, school board members to small business owners to presidents of the ywca and homeless shelters and all of that. people are talking about the challenges and poverty. and one of the most telling things about the pandemic, not been a huge increase in people falling into poverty because of the $600 a week. wait about a month if we don't do that, that's the kind of pain people are going to face. >> we're out of time but anybody you're talking to virtually complaining that the priority is have kids play for free big ten football? >> some far right-wingers who want to change the subject. clearly not on people's minds. we just need to focus and get money out the door to families who are unemployed to keep them in their homes and have enough mo

joy, go ahead. >> you did say that, lawrence. i appreciate it. it's great to be on with you, as always. and, look, i got to tell you. there is a coldplay song that goes, i'll take it back to the start, right? as you laid out, so brilliantly, in going through the record. the obvious choice from the very beginning of these veep stakes, as we call them, was kamala harris. we know senators tend to like other senators. of course, she's ready to be president on day one. it all made sense. and even as i traveled around during the primary, people would say, just regular people on the street. we think the ticket should be biden-harris. and this is when biden wasn't even anywhere close to being at the top. he was polling on the bottom, overall. and so, it shouldn't be surprising. but the amount of time it took to get back here where it felt like this probably started, i think, was excruciating for people. right? i mean, people, everyone i know, was in such agony. was so tormented over the last couple of weeks. you know, it was like agony just waiting for t

that millions of ballots may not be delivered in time to be counted and with the public fallout it joy announced further cuts to the postal service will be postponed until after the election the service will deliberately ballot process every ballot in. that it sees president trump claims without evidence that voting by mail can lead to massive election fraud that's despite voting by mail himself we're not prepared for this 51000000 ballots. it will be a tremendous embarrassment to our country it will go on forever and you'll never know who won so i say that for you say it for the cameras because they assume that goes but i will tell you that this is a very serious. problem for a great democracy democrats accuse trump of trying to sow doubt in an election that polls show him currently losing without a budget and doesn't want to vote by mail without a president elect as you pass the boat without a president who would like you to post those also serves not do well to joy was a trump mega donor before becoming postmaster general in june a postal service board member resigned in protest acc

time and if mr joy refuses to appear. he should be stamped return to sender he shouldn't be allowed to be the postmaster general if there are all this destruction he can answer to the american people what he is doing the oversight committee chairperson carolyn maloney has also proposed to pull that would reverse the changes detroit has made since taking over in may be using clude an end to overtime the firing all reassignment of senior managers the decommissioning of at least 10 percent of automatic mail sorting machines and even the removal of large numbers of mail boxes all this he has maintained in the interest of cost cutting house speaker nancy pelosi says she's calling house members to interrupt their summer recess later in the week to vote on the bill the postal service is the only government department with a public approval rate of over 90 percent and pelosi has move puts immense pressure on the republican controlled senate to also return from recess and consider the bull or face a massive public backlash if pass

postal service has been summoned to testify at a congressional committee later this month lois to joy he was appointed postmaster general by president onil trump and now facing accusations of trying to sabotage the mail network head of november's election by withholding funding and limiting its operations on saturday the postal service warned millions of mail in ballots mine are riving time to be counted on election day that's now speak to mike hanna who's in washington tell us more about why the democrats have called for this in the agency hearing. well marion there originally the house committee had called for the postmaster general to appear before it in september but now it speeded up the process in a sentiment letter demanding that he appear before them and next monday also its demand that in the next 3 days he provide documents pertaining to the changes that he's made within the postal service since you took over as postmaster general in may now joy is a close confidant of president trump he's also a former chairman of the republican national committee so already questions about

filled with joy. senator klobuchar is going to join us live in just a moment as well. senator klobuchar i should tell you also is deep in the fight of what is turning out to be one of the very dark turns the president and his administration are taking to apparently try to mess with the election. senator klobuchar is the lead author tonight of this letter from all 47 democratic u.s. senators pushing president trump's newly appointed head of the postal service to reverse the things he's already done to slow down the mail and to take back and rescind his threats that the delivery of ballots in advance of what's about to be our country's first mostly mail-in ballot election he's threatening that the delivery of ballots and the return of ballots is at risk by policies he wants to change in the postal service in terms of how political mail is handled. senator klobuchar taking the lead on this. quote, many state deadlines allow voters to request absentee ballot applications and absentee ballots within a few days of election day, so it is vital that standard delivery times rem

joy. >> thank you for doing the homework. >> yeah. i'm done now. >> i'm going to just cheat off your paper and say thank you for doing that fact check. >> and that's not everything. that's the frosting on it. i mean there's so much. >> oh, no, absolutely. and one of the many, many reasons i appreciate you, rachel, is that you have the discipline to sit through every word of that and fact-check it in such granular fashion and bless you for doing that. i just want to thank you for that. >> she reads it ahead of us. so she's reading paragraphs out loud that haven't come yet. then when i hear them, i'm like, oh, i think i have one. rachel, they said it twice. she's already read it. >> absolutely. this has been just -- since it is our last night, i want to say being here with you two ladies has been so incredible because i admire you both, and i obsessively watch your shows anyway. so just watching you both work and what, you know, nicolle, what you know about how campaigns work and about how white houses work is just unmatched information

on to carry on what they say is the president's plan to suppress mail in ballots they're accusing to joy of intentionally cutting back on workers our worst slowing down the mail processing time in order to so so on a lack of confidence in the results of the election out of joy denies that he says he's doing these measures to cut costs in the struggling agency but now a federal watchdog is investigating whether detroit is acting on be. half of the president's attack on mail in ballots we know president trump has said many times without evidence that expanded or universal mail in voting can cause can lead to massive voter fraud and we know that polls show that democrats tend to tend tend to turn out in greater numbers with expanded voter access trump is trailing his democratic challenger to the white house joe biden and so the question is whether the president is intentionally sabotaging the postal service in order to suppress the vote and help him stay in office also than is anything being done to address this one from the from the postal service that it might not be able to deliver ballo

do your mail delays fit trumps campaign goal of hurting the post office as stated in his tweets mr joy is your backup plan to be pardoned like roger stone. for you have 2 seconds to answer the question i have no common trump commuted his friend roger stone's prison sentence for obstruction and witness tampering among other crimes in july to joy is a mega donor to the trump campaign he denies helping trump by sabotaging the postal service he now leads and again back out to sea mail in ballots delivered on time this sacred duty is my number one priority between now and election day since joy became postmaster general in june reports of mail delays as a result of his cost cutting measures have alarmed americans joyce says he'll suspend further cuts but will not reinstate the mailboxes and sorting machines that have already been removed we're going to where you put the machine i'm very i'm very proud to lead the organization the rest of your accusations are actual you put those what actually are a good machine i will not you will not will not you will not will the ago republican say to joy

joy . here's what you've dented and sunny days my district predict the neuropsych, on july 22nd, is a certified letter to the national tennessee social security office. the distances 20 miles. the letter took 12 days to arrive. just this morning, excellent reporting from national channel five tv. proves in nashville's mail arming forest to leave on schedule. even when completely empty. imagine it pretty 53-foot trucks forced to travel hundreds of miles completely empty due to your direction. and this is to unilaterally move of election day november 3rd 2 something like october 27th. and if you force more empty trucks on the highway, you will able to single-handedly move of election day even earlier. according to the npr, already 550,000 primary ballots, empty ballots were rejected in just 30 states. only the main reasons was late delivery. how dare you disenfranchise so many voters. when you told the senate committee's just last week that you had a sacred duty to protect election mail. you

postal service on capitol hill joy who is a lie is being asked by house committee whether his changes will delay the delivery of post or ballots the president has said mail in voting will cause voter fraud without proving evidence is voting by mail himself in the recent florida primary castro is following developments on capitol hill for us joins us now live so has the postmaster general said anything different than what he said before the senate panel on friday. so he has had to be more on the defensive today because of those assurances that he gave last week saying that he would have every ballot would be delivered in time to be counted if that had worked he wouldn't be facing the accusations. from democrats on this house oversight committee we heard gasps in the room when one of those congressman jim cooper of tennessee asked joy whether he was expecting a presidential pardon like other trump cronies for what cooper said is the felony of deliberately delaying the mail now joy seemed to be taken aback by that question he said he resented it but that he otherwise had no comment he's

this is lance carnes, at 15 joy street, appealing the issuance on june 16, 2020, to joy peak, l.l.c., of a public works order. the applicant agrees to retain the trees as long as possible to mitigate disruptions during construction. two, replacement with two 24-inch box coast live oak industry trees. tree protection measures shall be installed prior to the start of construction. this is order number 203269, and mr. carnes, we'll hear from you first. please spotlight him. mr. carnes, are you there? >> operator: trying to get the audio from him. >> clerk: okay. bear with us. we're having some technical issues. >> operator: do you want me to give him a call? >> clerk: okay. president lazarus -- okay. do you want to give him a quick call? >> operator: yeah, i'll call him right now. >> clerk: we'll give him a few minutes, and, president lazarus, if approximate we can't get him, we'll go on and get back to that. >> president lazarus: that's fine. . >> clerk: thank you for your patience, everyone. >> operator: i just spoke with mr. carnes. he will be joining us shortly. thank you. >> preside

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said mail in ballots will be delivered securely and on time for the presidential election louis de joy is testifying before a senate committee over accusations he's trying to sabotage the postal service ahead of the vote to joy an ally of president ronald trump had ordered financial cutbacks but he's now suspended all changes after a public outcry about the potential impact on mail in ballots mr trump or suggested that mail in voting could be susceptible to fraud as we head into the election season i want to assure this committee and the american public that the postal service is fully capable and committed to delivering the nation's election mail securely and on time this sacred duty is my number one priority between now and election day live now to capitol hill and al-jazeera as correspondent heidi joe castro hi there heidi so just process through what else he was saying today. surest so joy was defending himself today against what he calls the insinuations from top democrats that he is an accomplice of president trump and trying to sabotage the upcoming presidential election in orde

>> yeah, you have to, joy. because the poll worker won't at that point have a record necessarily of whether or not a ballot was mailed in or dropped in a secure box. the other thing we've done by the way, out of deference to the fact that the postal service has had its challenges, we, as long as you are postmarked by election day, we're going to give another seven days for those ballots to get there. it used to be only two days, we have extended it to seven. we had a great experience with this in the primary. no reason to believe we won't in the general. >> in other words, you're doing the thing that prevents voter fraud. that's an interesting twist on this story. the reason you're having to extend and give people extra days is because of what's being done to the post office. speaker pelosi has given a statement about what the postmaster general has done. she says -- >> to that very point, i want to show you a couple of pieces of video. here are high volume sorting machines being removed from a waterloo, iowa p

house this weekend about 100 of them to joy as you mentioned was a trump negative donor before being appointed u.s. postmaster general in may and since taking the reins of that agency hey he hasn't been he has done a series of controversial reforms including cutting postal carriers hours and and removing some machines in effect slowing down how long it takes to get a letter mailed and gillett heard now the joy has said he's had to do this in order to cut the costs of the agency as it's looking at a financial cliff at this point but now a federal watchdog is investigating whether there was out and all teary or motive in essence whether to joy is acting as an. arm of president trumps own attack on malin voting trump has repeatedly said without evidence that expanded or universal mail in voting may lead to massive voter fraud in the us and now this is the latest with a suspicion the question being whether to joy is helping trump accomplish a sabotage as critics claim of the very postal service that the joint leads in order to suppress the vote in hopes of helping president trump win re-