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Looking to joe biden to sort of put us back into it and suggest how it gets done. there are others looking at schumer to do this, yet others to look at manchin and sinema to say that they back this. how does it happen, what is to happen next if one needs to treat this voting rights assault with urgency? >> well, i think in the next couple of weeks really as we deal with these major infrastructure issues, were also going to be allocating a lot of time to make sure that in august and september and...

Investment as a big step towards a more level playing field. >> the country needs to understand that children in other school districts are important to us changing the reality of their life. >> jake, that interview in newark was conducted at the end of april when president biden was still hoping to pass an infrastructure bill close to $2 trillion. well, given that the administration has now cut its price tag by half, i reached out to superintendent leon to ask fehe was worried about possibly re...

Pandemic highlights some infrastructure issues of Arizonas oldest jail The Cochise County Jail is nearly 40 years old, and the ongoing pandemic is highlighting some of the infrastructure issues on Arizonas currently oldest operating jail. and last updated 2020-12-29 20:39:02-05 TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The Cochise County Jail is nearly 40 years old, and the ongoing pandemic is highlighting some of the infrastructure issues on Arizonas currently oldest operating jail. Cochise County Sheriff M...

To retake the house was a whole host of issues, whether it be reducing drug prices, action on health care, gun control, et cetera. are you concerned that the legacy of this congress will be dominated by an impeachment inquiry and voters will look and see, thats not why we put you in. >> i think that, and i hope to see the legacy of this class that came in to 2018 is a class that was determined to always do whats right for the country, for its people. freshman class thats committed to transparenc...

Virginia. my people are working, and thats my family, i have to give him a thumbs up on that, theres a lot of things im not happy with. if donald trump has a good idea i will support it wholeheartedly, if he doesnt i wont. thats the way i am with anybody. >> i share your passion to make sure the coal minors are treated right and well. you also have a climate crisis. and the whole global warming situation. how do you deal with that issue? >> i believe global warming exists. when it comes -- you k...

Matter demand? >> right now theres infrastructure issues. we have to get donald trump to approving more pipelines in texas, new mexico and north dakota. the problem is our u.s. producers are producing so much, the infrastructure cant keep up. you can produce a lot of oil. if you cant get to it the gas tank, doesnt do any good. >> thanks, bill. >> charles: so from the busy roads to the jam packed airports, the tsa screening nearly 2.7 million passengers last friday before the holiday. thats the s...

Infrastructure, and those types of things have contributed or been contributing to some of the horrific problems puerto rico has had in the wake of the storm. i think the point the president is making is that fema has a finite mission and a finite amount of time to be there to get people back into power and get back into some kind of civilized living condition, and at some point its up to puerto rico to get themselves out of this situation and help their people. fema was never meant to be on the...

Areas of the island. i was talking to some truckers trying to get this aid and food and ice to people out in those areas and they say you have to be very brave to try to even get, to drive there. >> wow, well, jordyn holman. thank you. >> thank you. >> born and raised in puerto rico, just returned from the island earlier this week after a three day visit. also joining us is idir idira laksiman, a columnist for the boft ing globe. i want to start where we just ended with jordyn. the physical infr...

I was talking to some truckers trying to get this aid and food and ice to people out in those areas and they say you have to be very brave to try to even get, to drive there. >> wow, well, jordyn holman. thank you. >> thank you. >> born and raised in puerto rico, just returned from the island earlier this week after a three day visit and joining us is idira, a columnist for the boston globe. i want to start where we just ended with jordyn. the physical infrastructure damage. is there enough when...

Three day visit and joining us is idira, a columnist for the boston globe. i want to start where we just ended with jordyn. the physical infrastructure damage. is there enough when you were there? did you actually see federal agencies on the ground, u.s. military on the ground attempting to address those infrastructure issues? >> no, not at all. i was there last weekend through tuesday and there was absolutely no presence of any sort of federal agency or fema that i could see. now, lets be clear...