Last night, we saw the House Rules Committee, a whopping 290 amendment, so more action on the second spending bill will start today and democrats have quite a list of amendments to work through. Censusissue is the 2020 and the question of citizenship. How does the commerce spending address the Citizenship Question . Guest House Democrats inserted language in the bill that would prevent the Trump Administration from including a Citizenship Question on the 2020 census. This issue is currently being deliberated by the supreme court, but House Democrats did allow an amendment to go up for debate last night and the amendment was offered by conservative steve king. Hes looking to allow that question on the Citizenship Question, on the 2020 census. And democrats are also looking to insert some language in there that ensures privacy of information and other issues like that. But by and large democrats are looking to block this language which they say will deter people from answering from the n
One of the main reasons i wake up in the morning, my motivation is to have breakfast. Otherwise, it is like, what time is it . Lisa good morning. Our guest today is speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. It is her 13th appearance at a monitor breakfast. The first was in 1985 before she was even elected to the house. At that point, she was serving as the finance chair of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign committee, and i do not know how they figured out she was the future speaker, but i applaud my monitor predecessors for inviting her 34 years ago, so welcome back. Speaker pelosi has been in politics pretty much her whole life. Her father was a member of congress and then mayor of baltimore. After college, she married and moved west to San Francisco where she became a fixture in the state democratic party. She won a special house race in 1987 and has been a member ever since. Speaker pelosi is now in her second tour as speaker of the house, and we are delighted to have her here today. Now
It includes funding for the department of commerce, justice, transportation, agriculture and a host of other agencies. Last night we saw the House Rules Committee t up a whopping 290 amendments for debate. Floor action on this second spending bill will start today and democrats have quite a list of amendments. You talk about the commerce department. One issue is the 2020 census. The question of citizenship has been in the courts and elsewhere. How does the commerce piece of that spending package address the Citizenship Question . Guest House Democrats inserted language in the bill that would prevent the Trump Administration from including a Citizenship Question on the 2020 census. This issue is currently being deliberated by the Supreme Court, but House Democrats did allow an amendment to go up for debate last night and the amendment was offered by conservative steve king, hes looking to allow that question on the Citizenship Question, on the 2020 census. And democrats are also looking
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