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saving the average families $800 a year on their healthcare premiums. we are also fighting junk fees. most people don't think of it. they can add up to $100 -- hundreds of dollars a month for families. like the extra fee when you say i want my child to sit next to me when i take him to see grandpop on the west coast. it's not listed now. they are listing it now. hotel resort fees, you don't realize, you are not told -- you know that ad on television, mine is $200, his is 180. guess what, most overdraft fees for banks, and banks made $7.7 billion a year on overdraft fees. you overdraft -- you get a penalty. it's one of the leading bank presidents, god love him, he's passed away, but he had a yacht, the name of the yacht was overdraft. [laughter]
wanted everyone to have access. it lowers the cost and lowers the federal deficit as well. we're expanding healthcare coverage for more americans or barack's affordable care act. you know how we're doing that? i'm proud to strengthen that act, saving average families $800 a year on their healthcare premiums. we're also finding junk fees. they can add up to hundreds of dollars a month for families. that extra fee, when you say i want my child to sit next to me when i take him to see grandpop on the west coast. hotel resort fees, you don't realize -- you're not told -- you know that ad in television, mine is $200, his is $180.
think about it this way. my grandpop, i never met, he died in the same hospital i was born in two weeks before i was born. >> john: anecdote to pull on the heart strings. but sandra, it's a story. it does not appear to have the added benefit of actually being true. biden's grandfather that he was talking about there died september 1941 in baltimore. president biden was born november 20, 1942, in scranton, pennsylvania. so we looked, could he have been talking about his other grandfather? that grandfather died years later. so -- take it for what you will, but apparently history does not line up with the way that the president recounted it earlier today. >> sandra: if we had that white house briefing room, it's remarkable, not to change the subject, but to get back to the discussion with steve and the emergency so many of these kids so far behind in this country, john. and to think about the urgency in that, and the urgency of this
let's go to pennsylvania, president biden is addressing gun violence, public safety, and policing in america. >> by the way, please sit down. i'm sorry. please sit downment i keep forgetting. thank you. look, when i ran for president, i said i looked at the world the way i looked at a grown-up in scranton, and that wasn't hyperbole, i meant that. what families wanted in scranton when i was growing up with my mom and dad and grandpop was as basic as it is today, a decent job, the opportunity to be treated with dignity, everyone, my dad would say, everybody. everybody's entitled to be treated with dignity, to simple dignity. the fact is that they want to be able to go to good schools, stay
probably why did white house and the biden family tries to prevent joey from answering any questions. >> today like today -- i know. that's my press secretary daughter. you may recall, what i initiated, was the international flat tax. >> no more. no more. >> got 140 some nations to sign on to it. i'm coming. my son beau, and she's trying to tell me, dad, grandpop, pop, keep going. you promised me we'd walk. >> father's day, all hang out together. >> it was really fun and we did puzzles. >>. >> sean: they get mad at me whenever i answer a question i'm not allowed. his wife, grandkids, i don't know who it is. anyway doesn't look good to say the least especially since joe is, his second in command, kamala harris, vice-president the giggler during the inappropriate moments and having
wings. make you to shine light the sun and hold you in the palm of his hand. that's my wish for us. we can do this if we resolve to do it. if we take on the haters. those who don't even care. it's just about profit and politics. may the soul of the fallen rest in peace and rise in glory. may god guide the united states of america now and always. to the families, my grandpop used to say when i walked out of his home in scranton, spread the faith. my grandma would, yell -- he would say, keep the faith. my grandma said, no, keep the faith. we are thinking of you. hold on to each other. stick together. you will get through this. we will make buffalo and the
psalm, may he raise you up on eagles wings and bury it in the breath of done. make you to shine like the sun and holding in in the palm of his hand. that's my wish for us. we can do this if we resolve to do it. if we take on the haters, and those who don't even care. it's just about profit and politics. may the souls of the fallen rest in peace and rise in glory, and may god guide the united states of america now and always. to the families, my grandpop used to say when i walk out of his home in scranton, "joey, spread the faith." or, keep the faith. and my grandma would say, "no, joey, spread the faith." we are thinking of you. hold onto each other tightly.
it was made to work. the vast majority of working people live in cities, their jobs are out of town, no longer in town. no longer in town. but 65% do not own an automobile. they live in a black or hispanic or poor neighborhood. all the time they waste trying to get to work. look, more than $7 billion to build out the national network of electric vehicle charging stations. the way my grandpop got up here, who died at mercy hospital of an aneurysm two week before i was born, he was with the american oil company. he was opening up gas stations in 19 -- that's how he got here. this was 1942, late '42. well, guess what? the same thing happens. we build these charging stations, what happens? communities build up around
back in those days all the men had breakfast in the kitchen. my mom was one of four children. and a guy who was the chief political reporter at the newspaper, tommy phillips who lived a street behind us, a good friend of my grandfather's. and all the women would go in the dining room and on the lace table cloth have tea and men would, in fact, have a big breakfast. and if you are a kid, a young boy, you could sort of wander around the table. you could never sit at the table. so i used to every once in a while walk in and just sort of wander around. i'd stand by my grandpop. and i put my hand on his shoulder and they talked about everything from sports and politics and that's where i learned an awful lot at that kitchen table. i learned from my grandpop that
attained any sort of post-high school degree. we rank 12th in the world. this plan gets us back on track. we'll make two years of high-imbalance preschool avai -- he quality preschool for every child in america. we increase pell grants for students. we'll increase it by $500, so it becomes $1900. the bill investments in our workforce, providing much-needed breathing room for our families. i remember when we moved to wilmington, we finally after four years, dad could buy a house. we lived in, quote, a development. it's a lovely area, a suburban area, but a 3-bedroom split-level home. we had four kids and my grandpop