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Evicted for owing rent when the economy was closed and americans across the country a what about $21 billion in back rent that congress allocated more than double of that 47 million to pay that off but the problem is that it has been really slow getting to landlords. it has been a total failure on that front. but moving forward people need to stop —- start paying august rent. if you don't believe me listen to joe biden who said no other economy is gaining jobs as fast as america. the time has come. laura: there we go. tyrus, some people say we have to put more dependent on the government. we...

Good program that divided the administration has only pushed out 7% of the $40 billion offer for this having an eviction moratorium means there's no incentive to do it if you can be evicted from your home you have no incentive to pay your rent and to do this so lifting the eviction moratorium on more effectively putting the rental assistance helps everybody the homeowners go on to these people because they want to get their back rent and the people living there don't want to be evicted either we need to lift the moratorium and push this out to the people can get it and we can get the money out...

Not able to get my bill up on the floor to be voted on and that's the approach that i took. the leadership decided they were going to try to get the republicans to give unanimous consent to take the bill up, but of course that failed. now we're left without a resolution to this tremendous problem. as you just said, the eviction moratorium is over as of midnight. we have families, probably 11 million families out there who stand to be evicted. there's nothing left that we can do in this session. we may be called back into congress in a couple of weeks because we still have work to do on the inf...

For 15 months of zero revenue, and that is being used to pay back rent, back bills. my landlords all worked with me but sooner or later they want to be made whole, and that's what i was planning on using from the restaurant revitalization fund. yeah, it ran out. we need to plus it up. we asked for $120 billion, and we ended up with 28.6. we knew it was going to run out quickly and we are hoping we can get bipartisan support to get it plussed up as quickly as possible. >> good to see you. thank you for coming on. >> likewise, thank you. and then coming up, the moment that officers encountered...

Financial costs of fully reopening and one of those is maggie doctor. she's the owner of a hot yoga studio in dc. so good to see you. i know that this has been hard for you. how are you feeling about -- i see that you are at your studio right now. there are people behind you. how long do you have, do you think? how much money do you have to get you through, what, the next few months? >> yeah, we are fundraising, trying to raise $50,000 to pay our back rent so that we can remain in business, and that comes due at the end of this month. >> so june 1st, you have essentially nine days from now? >>...