having said that, i don't want to short what it means for communities of color to have this bill that was just signed. if you look at transit for example, americans of color much more likely to rely on public transit. look at the provisions for healthy ports, basically more electrifying of the ports so you don't have all of the trucks and equipment putting diesel exhaust and particlats in the air and high rates of asthma because they live close to the ports. when you look at triable lands and the unfortunately much higher rate of fatalities for pedestrians in triable areas as

he says that includes prince andrew, former presidents bill

thank god for our republican governors like kim reynolds in iowa, greg abbott in texas, bill lee in tennessee, pete ricketts nebraska, tate reeves mississippi, and of course ron desantis in florida. by the way, florida has the lowest infection rate in the united states. and then with virginia freeing itself by electing glenn youngkin, democrats, i think they frankly just don't know what to do. spending money, that's not helping biden's numbers. trillions more that will be spent perhaps is only going to drive the value of the dollar down further. but covid to them is like crystal meth to a drug addict. they know it's not working. they know it's bad to stay on the topic that they keep returning to it. the fact is everything the experts push from lockdowns to school closures to masks have only made matters worse. and now i know that the vaccinated can spread the virus just as easily as the nonvaccinated. oops.

governors like kim reynolds in iowa, greg abbott in texas, bill lee infancy, pete ricketts nebraska, kate reed mississippi and ron desantis in florida. florida now has the lowest infection rate in the united states. in virginia by a like england youngcan, democrats don't know what to do. spending money is not helping biden's numbers and trillions more that will be spent will only drive the value of the dollar down further but covid to them is like crystal myths to a drug addict. they know it's not working, they know it's a bad but they keep returning to it. the fact is everything the experts push from lockdowns to school closures to masks have only made matters worse and now we know the vaccinated can spread the virus as easily as the nonvaccinated and with this new variant they want us to start embracing more mandates. lineup for the endless boosters that may or may not work, great

bill colleagues across the aisle. some determined spend the weeks ahead. >> ways to waste america's money. well, making america's problems. >> even worse. the nearly 2 trillion dollars spending bill needs the support of all 50 senate democrats to pass and right now west virginia democrat joe manchin says he's concerned the bill is too expensive meetings were held over the thanksgiving weekend. we will continue this week and next week is needed still senate majority leader chuck schumer says he hopes to deliver the bill to the president's desk by the holiday. our goal continues to

bill colleagues across the aisle. determined spend the weeks ahead. >> ways to waste america's money. well, making america's problems. >> even worse. the nearly 2 trillion dollars spending bill needs the support of all 50 senate democrats to pass and right now west virginia democrat joe manchin says he's concerned the bill is too expensive meetings were held over the thanksgiving weekend. we will continue this week and next week is needed. still senate majority leader chuck schumer says he hopes to deliver the bill to the president's desk by the holiday. our goal continues to

the nearly 2 trillion dollars spending bill needs the support of all 50 senate democrats to pass and right now west virginia democrat joe manchin says he's concerned the bill is too expensive meetings were held over the thanksgiving weekend. we will continue this week and next week is needed. still senate majority leader chuck schumer says he hopes to deliver the bill to the president's desk by the holiday. our goal continues to

daylight saving time requires congressional approval a bill introduced in the u.s. both that house and the senate called the sunshine protection act would make daylight saving time permanent. the 2 states that have done away with the change, arizona and hawaii. they don't do this clock. change thing. they're on permanent standard time, a multitude of other states, though, is looking at switching to daylight saving time permanently. so for now, it's 2 out of 48 california. voters wanted to make it 3 out of 48. but so far for various political reasons that is not happens. pam and ken, back to you. all right. grant, thank you. today in washington, dc senator alex padilla introduced legislation that

what i see are shell games, budget gimmicks that make the real cost of the so-called $1.75 trillion bill estimated to be almost twice

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he says that includes prince andrew, former presidents bill clinton and donald trump, senator george mitchell and john glenn and kevin spacey. none of these have been accused of wrong doing but it goes to the defense attorney's point to show there were lots of people on these planes and lots of people that were on these trips. they also had the pilot acknowledge under cross-examination that he never witnessed any sexual activity on the plane, but the pilot did say that he did know and recognize one of the alleged victims in this case. he recalled that she was a mature woman who had piercing blue eyes. now the prosecutors say that this individual was 14 years old at the time that she was involved with jeffrey epstein. remember also that ghislaine maxwell has been accused of six criminal counts, including one of the transportation of minors to engage in illegal sex acts. the pilot has testified both on direct yesterday and on cross today that he was shuttling people, including epstein and his friends, between multiple of his properties, the mansion in new york and the villa in palm

, the infrastructure, bill on the build back better bill had to go together, 85% of all of that good stuff that you covered, that is 85% of the presidents agenda. that is in the build back better act. and it is transformational. and so, when we insisted in six weeks ago, rachel that there was no negotiations agreement,

republicans such as bill cassidy, susan collins, tom reid, don young, and larry hoag -- hogue. hogan. more from yesterday's signing ceremony. this is republican senator from ohio, rob portman. >> this bipartisanship -- bipartisan support for this bill makes sense for our stichs but -- sandwiches but the approach should be the -- should be the norm, not the exception. the american people know despite our difference, we should be

the speaker pro tempore: will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. 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: for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek permission? >> as the member designated by mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that mr. long will vote yes. and as the member designated by mr. graves, i inform the house that mr. graves will vote yes on h.r. 42886 the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. vela, i inform the house that mr. vela will vote aye on h.r. 4226. as the member designated by mr. swalwell, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote yes on h.r. 4226. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose

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we have the bill going through parliament, and it— the bill going through parliament, and it is— the bill going through parliament, and it is designed to crack down on harassment— and it is designed to crack down on harassment and other disgusting things— harassment and other disgusting things like death threats on social media, _ things like death threats on social media, and to basically hold the internet — media, and to basically hold the internet companies to accounts, but what andrea simon of the violence against _ what andrea simon of the violence against women coalition is saying, is that— against women coalition is saying, is that women and girls needs to be written _ is that women and girls needs to be written into — is that women and girls needs to be written into the legislation because they are _ written into the legislation because they are more likely to suffer harassment and online abuse, there is an intranet —— extraordinary statistic that says black— —— extraordinary statistic that says black women are more like the two abuse _ black women are mor

also saying he only knew who was on board the jet if it was someone noteworthy, like former presidents bill clinton, donald trump and prince andrew, all of whom are known to have socialized with him in the past. visoski emphatic he never saw any sexual activity on board. maxwell has pleaded not guilty t all six federal counts. her defense team and family arguing she has been "a scapegoat" for authorities since epstein died by suicide while in jail awaiting trial for alleged sex crimes. the challenge for prosecutors is making sure they don't focus too much on jeffrey epstein. >> reporter: maxwell's attorneys questioned 30 years that have gone by. they'll continue their cross examination tomorrow. david? >>> jury selection is under way in the trial of minnesota police officer kim potter in the killing of daunte wright. today her attorneys telling jurors she will testify. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the bombshell revelation in court. defense attorneys announcing during jury selection that former police officer posays sh, will take the witness stand in >> if you're selected, office

bill gates will continue to focus on the bill and melinda gates foundation. melinda french gates also has her own firm, saying she wants to do more than write checks. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haidi: let's get you a look at how stocks are trading in the first minutes of the staggered open. looking like a rough start to december for australian and broader asian markets. fed chair powell sees relatively hawkish ending the previous month pretty badly. the flattening of the treasury curve, as well. we are watching the aussie dollar, as well. it managed to regain the earlier losses as we saw the worst month for november since march of 2020, falling to the 12 month low earlier. the $.70 level is the resistance. the impact of months of covid on the australian economy would be clear in the next hour with release in gdp data. despite the pandemic, it roared back to life in 2021. current conditions paving the way for another busy year ahead. that is t

bill, the administration surely is going to appeal this. it is going to go forward. >> what is the argument from the mandate side? is it it the public good and is did is it legally tenable? can you make that case in the court of law? >> well, it certainly the public good and it depends on which mandate you are talking about, what the legal basis for it is. i mean, the osha basis is very, very small. look, i think katie alluded to this. the problem, again, this is karma coming back in 2020, joe biden politicized covid. you know, he promised that he would be the guy that shut it down. he wouldn't use mandates. president trump was -- shouldn't be president because there had been 220,000 deaths. the travel ban was basically racist. it was aimed at black and brown people. now he has reversed himself on all these things. there is 350,000 deaths. so he is paying a price for this. and the worst thing of all is that none of it seems to be working. i think the biden administration is giving off vibes that it is artless and inept and that the presiden

he has not committed yet to support the build back better bill. he seems to be getting on board but he's not there yet, that's important. the second thing i want to talk about is the timing. i learned today and from at least one senator on the record, they believe they're going to need a few more weeks thathey wanted to work things out with the senate parliamentarian. to get through the 50 votes, they need the parliamentarian's okay. the senate apartmentarian is going through cancer treatment. it will tyke time. they think they will get through it. the build back better bill will not make it to the floor at least two weeks. we'll have a lot of time to look at what's in it and so will democrats in carving out what the final version looks like. >> woodruff: time may not be the friend of the democrats. lisa, while the senate has been busy with this, there has been another episode in the house. this time the congresswoman from colorado, republican congresswoman lauren boebert made some anti-muslim remarks about another congresswoman ilhan omar. bring

it will offer childbirth preparation classes. >> another bill signed directs the va to recruit military medical personnel to fill open federal healthcare positions, including at the va. another piece of legislation orders a study on racial disparities and benefits to make sure every service member receives what they have earned. >>> today is giving tuesday, intended to encourage people to volunteer and donate. coming up, how charities are trying to raise money amid the pandemic and rising inflation. >>> i am live in oakland on this tuesday, we will talk about how you can help bay area families in need this holiday >>> looking live on capitol hill for a facebook whistleblower is set to testify before the house tomorrow. it will be their second time, the appearance will come during a hearing on changing laws that regulate social media companies. you may remember that she leaked documents and outlines what she calls internal problems at facebook, couldn't hate speech and misinformation. >>> with black friday and cyber monday in the rearview mirror, many americans are focusing now on charit

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senator marsha blackburn introduced a bill in reese's honor to require warnings and proper fastening zaun these batteries. you don't expect that to be a hazard blackburn also wants online retailers to combat the growing number of counterfeit toys made overseas by manufacturers that don't always follow us regulations. the have the insight in to clear these products are coming from. >> that's why the senators are working to increase funding and support for the main government watchdog, the u.s. consumer product safety commission. make sure. >> holidays are really a time of joy. trashy in washington. i'm jessi tenure. the commission not just released its toys and trouble in toy land report. >> it says that emergency rooms treated nearly 200,000 toy related injuries last year. next at 3.30 the questions about the state of the economy as the latest covid variant. >> is spreading in other parts of the world. the concern that it could threaten america's economic recovery and a san francisco milestone as the city honors its first year of i francisco. homelessness, of course, very visible pro

on treasury bills after 2008, treasury bill shot from 1.75% in one week to 10%, and jay powell had to cap that because there was no way the government was going to pay 10% on short-term interest rate instruments, which really upset me, because that kind of goes against the law of the prospectus of capital markets going door crisis, short-term borrowing goes up, your interest rates will skyrocket. they went from 1.7% to 10%. host: thanks for the call. guest: on your question, i understand. there was an issue after the prices of 2008 about the need to normalize interest rates. they delayed. they kept interest rates near zero for several years. they did a quantitative easing two and three and four, and those were contributors to the low-interest rate environment we had. they were instrumental to that. that was different people had different opinions. at that time i did oppose that zero interest rate environment, but the reason the majority felt they should do it is because they wanted to make sure recovery stays in place and therefore they continue that policy, plus there were other even

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. >> today, president biden signed four bills on veterans' benefits. the legislation dealt with disparities in benefits, tuition for veteran families, and benefits for mothers who served in the military. beside each piece of legislation into law. thebills address disparities andbenefits, continuation of service, conditions for survivors as well as a proposal to help mothers who served . this is about 15 minutes . >>. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the vice president of the united states and the secretary of veterans affairs. [music] >> well, i guess it's still morning. good morning everyone. please be seated. i feel like we have a quorum in the house. i miss the quorums. vice president harris, honored guests i want to president biden: well, i think it's still morning. good morning, everyone. please -- please be seated. i feel like we have a quorum in the house. i miss the quorums. vice president harris, honored guests: i want to thank you all for being here. secretary mcdonough, thank you for your work to ens

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he confirmed the public figure such as prince andrew, donald trump, and bill clinton were all guests on his plane. and so were two accusers. he said he never actually witnessed any sexual activity aboard those flights. elaine maxwell the entire time was attempted, putting on her glasses to examine exhibits and she has pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> barbados has become the newest republic after replacing the queen as head of state. in a speech to mark the occasion, prince charles acknowledged british history on the caribbean island had forever been stained by the atrocity of slavery. from bridgetown, here's daniela routh. >> the shifting sands of constitutional change, this is now the republic of barbados. practically, things look the same. symbolically, it is very different. the show of self-confidence and a clean break from aspects of a colonial past. >> the order of freedom in barbados. >> the first major event hosted, the national honor ceremony in bridgetown. the honor system has been restructured and references to the british crown removed. >> national hero of barbados. >

borrowed money, bought practice on stock, give him sell stock options and made billions of dollars the way bill gave us. but his day he decided to borrow lots of money and buy bitcoin and effectively go to war with the money printers. so big coin changed him initially. he didn't like that going back and i think it was 2013. he said this as much 6 didn't give it any, any feature at all. many it was jamestone. so ok, here's the president of a come of a country, $38000000000.00 economy. should we not anticipate something similar happening? well, again, against a economic reality. and i've, i've said in the past and i don't know if i share it with you guys or someone else, but i think that quinn's most important impact on human society and humanity will be the reintroduction of economic consequence. and that, that doesn't sound like a nice thing, but what it means is that at the moment, every we, as human beings are action oriented beings, we do stuff and to, to move in a particular direction. but what we need to, to make good actions, is we need to be able to make value judgments in the way we mak

you are seeing the president continue on with business as usual, selling this infrastructure bill, but scientists are very much racing behind the scenes to try to figure out if this variant is here in the united states because you have seen the latest reports today. it's been found in about 20 countries and counting so far as their respective labs are trying to figure out if this is a variant that's present in their own nation. this is something the cdc is working very closely with state labs on and the cdc director says they are essentially in daily contact with labs around the country trying to figure out if this variant has been found here in the u.s. because they have said if it's not here yet, it's inevitable it will be here at some point. and this effort includes ramping up surveillance at airports. where those travelers are often coming in. and there are four major airports across the united states where they are doing that tonight. newark, of course, in new jersey, jfk in new york, atlanta and san francisco as well. all of these airports and the cdc director said today they are

interesting lee -- our -- in 2019 we crossed 2.9 billing for the entire weekend and this year we did it in one day. now we have the entire weekend. we saw a $6.3 billion shopify friday, a 23% increase year on year. 47 million consumers made a purchase over the weekend. average cart price was up to $100. people spend more. when you compare that to industrywide results, what you are seeing is that shopify merchants outpaced the industry at astonishing rates. it indicates that independent brands were the winners. emily: i have seen a lot of shopify over the past few days, trying to get my own shopping done. you have adobe coming out saying spending on cyber monday fell for the first time ever this year, clocking in at $10.7 billion or so. how do you square that? harley: it is a tale of two worlds. consumers are voting with their wallets to buy independent brands. when you look at the brands doing well, whether it is albert's, those are all shopify stores. -- which recently went public, told us they had record sales this season. we are seeing these brands doing very well. we are seeing m

it peaked at 415 intraday on the infrastructure bilk passed that's happening the infrastructure bill is happening. also, if you think about supply chain issues, they have machines they get paid a daily rate if there's inflation, they get paid higher daily rates. that's more cash flow to the bottom line for them i think having come in $80 from that peak which is probably too high, it's a very nice place to own it they are near the bottom of where they want to be. they have less debt. they would like to have more we will see them probably do significant buybacks with their excess cash flow that's my pick diamonds are a girl's best friend i hope uri is friendly to me. >> they are a guy's best friend for sure what's your diamond hand pick, guy? >> a few weeks ago, terry duffy, another stud, announced on our show that deal they did with google imitation, the greatest form of flattery an hour or so, nasdaq announced a deal with amazon not that far off a high. it will grind higher cme is in the same category. best in show the nasdaq has some room on the up side here >> dan, you are up >> i'

in a compromised bill. that bill nonetheless preserves the intention of the original legislation and would represent an important step toward holding e-commerce companies accountable. san francisco works to take responsibility for our share of the problem by improving coordination among law enforcement, retailers, and prosecutors. we need e-commerce companies to take responsibility for the program. i want to thank supervisor safai, and i want to thank jackie in my office for her work on it, and i also want to express my condolences, as well, for supervisor ronen, and my appreciation for the truly beautiful in memoriam that she had the presence of mind to compose just shortly after his passing. may his memory be a blessing, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mandelman. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you, madam clerk. i first want to start off by adding my voice to the condolences for supervisor ronen. i know we will honor her in the meeting of the entire board, but i just wa

. >> today, president biden signed four bills on veterans' benefits. the legislation dealt with disparities in benefits, tuition for veteran families, and benefits for mothers who served in the military.

. >> good afternoon and welcome to this session of the joint committee on the draft online safety bill. today we are pleased to welcome frances haugen to give evidence to the committee. we are delighted you've been able to make the trip to london and give us evidence in person. and, also, respect the personal decision you have taken to speak out on these matters with all the risks incumbent speaking out against a multi billion dollar corporation. i'd just like to ask you first about some of the statistics facebook uses itself to describe its performance. it says it removes what it finds on thepl platform but the documents you've published suggest its ai only actually finds 2% to 3% of hate speech there. t does that mean facebook's transparency report without any context around the numbers are essentially meaningless?s? >> i think it is important to -- there is a pattern of behavior on facebook, they are very good atci dancing with data. if you go and read that transparency report the fraction they're presenting is not total hate speech caught divided by total hate speech that exists wh

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that we could be leading the way and such as a high speed internet kiosk access to a secure online bill payment center. there's communities all across the country that don't even have access to high speed internet period. and there's also many people that can't afford to have these services in their home. the postal service doesn't have to pay tax on their building. so if we're going to do that, we've got to find a way to level the playing field. so they don't put the mom and pop internet cafe, a couple blocks down out of business. this would be the government competing with the private sector. you betcha. and that's a good thing. let the private sector have a competitor to exclude the government means the private sector can do to us the customers what it wishes. there's no one else who benefits from that, not to public, not the country as a whole, but for the private alternative profit makers. that's with post office and american paper. i want to be able to bring back pride and being a postal worker. i'm proud to be opposed to work. i'm proud to be able to serve the american people tha

you have not only travelled, but which you have bills. then the british military flag was lowered, replaced by one that represents only barbados, which now has a new president, sandra mason. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. we do this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. barbados was britton's 1st and most important slave colony, whose sugar feels produced vast wealth for the empire. it gained independence only 55 years ago, but retained the monarchy. the pre, barbados became one of the queens, 16 realms. but the many, the time had come to cut the umbilical cord with the monarchy. duane evasion as by bay dns called themselves cells, tiny salty fruit, the grows by the seaside, a specialty here. he agrees with the change, i feel has to be a positive, but one of us is able to run the quote. so, you know, it was a bit from decisions, but others like 19 year old kashana says that the decision to break with the monarchy was imposed on them by the prime minister without consultation. it wasn't, you kno

i was proud to support nebraska's bill. i was proud that pro-life democrats, pro-choice republicans put their differences aside to vote for it. and i'm proud today to stand with mississippi as their law comes before the united states supreme court. back in july i joined more than 200 of my colleagues in the senate and the house of representatives in filing an amicus brief supporting mississippi's bill. in our brief we argued that the precedence the supreme court set in roe v. wade and a later case, planned parenthood v casey -- v. casey are outdated. when roe was decided nearly 50 years ago, babies born before 28 weeks, they were not expected to survive. today the miracles of modern medicine have allowed babies born much earlier to not only survive but to go on to live full and happy lives. just last year a little boy was born right next door to mississippi in alabama at 21 weeks. he was 132 days premature and he weighed just 14.8 ounces. 50 years ago it would have been unthinkable for him to live beyond a few days. but thi

and in the build back better bill. what does that mean? hundreds of thousands of charging stations built with good union labor for millions of new electric vehicles. an electrified federal fleet. these are just some of the measures in that bill. i know there's more we need to do to protect the vote and guarantee the right to vote. she may be talking about that. we need to keep fighting for those things. she is right. but give the president some credit. give these democratic majority some credit. we've done big things with no margin to spare. we're about to do one more big thing and it's to all in the first year. >> and as you know, the question is will voters give you credit? that's exactly what you were talking about today is making sure that the message is tailored so that people understand that. thank you so much, congressman. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> it's a feud that started between a republican and a democrat. now it's escalated with a republican congresswoman calling a gop colleague, quote, trash. we'

that's what's in this bill. of course it will involved some economic positive impact but what they're going to undermine it is what they're doing with the tax and spending bill. chair powell refused to answer a simple questions. if you flood the zone with trillions more dollars when we already have supply chain problems, how can anybody with a basic understanding of economics not understand that that will inflate prices, it's going to make people spend more for gas, more for food and take news the wrong direction? >> neil: senator, what do you think of omicron and the variant that has befuddled doctors but enough to trigger a sell off. a lot of people hit the the gray coming-out party post pandemic might be disrupted? are you worried that that will be the case regardless of how serious this variant is? >> no. i'm worried about the fact that president biden wants to continue to be dishonest with american people and say we're going to wipe out covid. covid will be around for years or decades. we made some mistakes

at least 20 bills have been introduced to chip away at. so basil, 60 million eligible adults still unvaccinated as a new variant spreads. the republican party that's aligning himself. it's not just covid fatigue they're up against. they're treating the public health crisis like a political opportunity. >> that's exactly right and that's why it's so hard to see daylight at this end of this. i go back to the financial collapse. we could see daylight at the end of that. >> this is really difficult and a doctor could speak to this more so than i am. we'll deal with this in waves and the only way to stop this tide is to enforce these measures. and it does have significant equity. not just in terms of who's getting tested and who's getting the vaccine. but if you think about it, there are a lot of teachers that aren't going to work because they're not vaccinated. there are police officers and firefighters not going to work because they're not being vaccinated and if you have an entire political party doing everything in its power to essentially

said that high profile people were often guests on jeffrey epstein's plane including prince andrew, bill clinton, donald trump. but he did say that while the cockpit door was usually closed that he would go into the main cabin sometimes and that he never witnessed any sexual interactions on those planes. he also said that he trusted his two young girls to be around ghislaine maxwell at the time during her horseback riding with her and that he never had any feeling of danger from and that he never had any feeling of dangerfrom ghislaine and that he never had any feeling of danger from ghislaine maxwell. thank ou very much. let's look at some of the day's other news. at least three people have been killed and six others wounded in a shooting at a high school in michigan. the incident at oxford high school — about 35 miles north of detroit, drew a massive response from law enforcement, the oakland county sheriff's office said. the suspect is 15—year—old student at the school who used a semi—automatic handgun. a us federaljudge has sentenced the wife of mexican drug lord, wakeen "el

is there a plan to attach either of these bills to the ndaa? maybe you can talk about the vision for moving forward. >> yes, of course. ndaa has become a very potent vehicle to get legislation passed that sometimes may struggle to get going on its own. have an excellent working relationship with that -- the area and the house armed services committee. we have several bills put in this year and we're hopeful if and when it goes to conference i'll be on that conference committee to makee sure those bills stayay in there. absolutely have to become a very potent ground for doingg that. we need the mark ups and the other things but it is a very potent source and great vehicle for sure. >> four more questions while you two were talking. m we aren't going to make it but we'll try. >> i'm having a hard time keeping up with all the acronyms. you just threw another one at me. psis. i'll never catch up with you guys. >> better than stickies, man. about it.t >> sicky was not a good choice. you mentioned the executive order and how many tasks cisa has as a

this is a really good bill. i want to thank my esteemed colleagues on the energy and commerce committee for the continued bipartisan efforts to benefit american patients under innovative delivery models through increased data. the caring for social determinants act which i proudly co-lead would provide routine guidance to strategies to states to address the social determinants of health under the medicaid and children's health insurance program. the chip program. this bill also solidifies states' authority to continue innovative waiver payment models which consequently improves medicaid beneficiaries' health outcomes. this is really a great bill, mr. speaker. i want to thank the chairman and we truly do work in a bipartisan fashion in this committee. in most cases. i urge my colleagues to volt in support of this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. mr. guthrie: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pall

money bought, pack his own stock, give him sell stock options and made billions of dollars the way bill gave me. but then he decided to borrow lots of money and buy bitcoin and effectively go to war with the money printers. so big coin changed him initially. he didn't like that going back and i think it was 2013. he said this as much 6 didn't give it any, any future at all money. it was changed. so. ok, here's president of a come of a country, $38000000000.00 economy. how should we not anticipate something similar happening? well, again, against a economic reality. and i've said in the past, and i don't know if i said it with you guys with someone else, but i think because the most important impact on human side and humanity will be the reintroduction of economic consequence. and that doesn't sound like a nice thing, but what it means is that at the moment, every we, as human beings are action oriented beings, we do stuff and to, to move in a particular direction. but what we need to, to make good actions, is we need to be able to make value judgments in the way we make value judgments

new funding bill likely to extend to early 2022. the current deadline is friday. the democrats and republicans on monday haggled over details of the stopgap spending bill that appears to run into late january at a minimum with republicans trying to extend the duration into february or march. sources said house appropriations chair rosa delauro wants to file a temporary spend bill today with the goal of passing it in the house wednesday. that would presumably give the senate enough time to clear president joe biden's signature before the stopgap funding law expires on friday. let's hear from elizabeth in pleasantville, new jersey, independent line. elizabeth, are you there? you are on the line. go ahead. we will go to peg in west palm beach, florida on the republican line. make sure you mute your volume on your television and go ahead with your comment. caller: yes. i was listening to what heidi had to say and became very disturbed. i am very much for president trump. she said he was an opportunist. there was nothing opportunity about what he did. he lost money by

it's more narrow in the house bill. so, the letter you're referring to is a group on a bipartisan basis who want to make sure that when they're negotiating the final bill between the house and the senate that they use the stronger, more comprehensive version of addressing these issues. >> so, is the ndaa officially getting punted now to the end of the month? >> well, we're waiting to hear from mitch mcconnell about that. i know that the leaders of the legislation worked together as always. i mean, this is probably one of those bipartisan bills that is done every single year in the senate. they work closely together. they want to get this done. leader schumer has actually authored more amendments, they've had more amendments accepted in a package than were actually voted on the last four years under mitch mcconnell. so, mitch mcconnell saying this is because of amendments. it's not because of amendments. and the only issue right now is whether or not they just want to slow everything down and play politics with the defen