act. he has not been in the same room as family members since april last. he has minimal personal contact with care staff, his food and medication are passed to him through his hatch. where he is being treated has said, it is the primary mersey lodge, and they said that the priory is further committed to the transforming care agenda and to making sure well planned transfers to the most community settings when they become available, but some individuals with it is important to say that upfront because it is just the latest case in a number of cases which hope upset to see how some are being treated. which have caused real upset. tell us more about your take on this article. i think it is deeply distressing.
chains to get goods through the ports, to get the trucks moving, to make sure that our competition agenda is helping consumers to realize price savings and longer term, to increase the economy s productive capacity by getting people into the job market with our care agenda, prescription drugs agenda and bringing down the costs of drugs, health care, education, this is all legislation we have to press going forward. you mentioned supply chains. the current protest in canada, impacting the united states now. two ford engine plants, they had to stop because of supply chains caused by the issues. had to also cancel an entire shipment because of it. it s going to snowball if it continues. what can the administration do about this supply chain issue? our customs and border patrol are very much engaged in this. i got a readout this morning, they talk to canadian authorities. obviously, we support peaceful protests as a key component of
move forward. this is a cause for optimism, and that is going to translate into electoral success in the midterms. so then, given everything that you just said about the competes act then, is there even a need to jump start or restart talks to get build back better, whatever is in build back better, if one gets to the president s desk, is it should those negotiations be restarted? is there a need for one? those negotiations are ongoing, and let s just look at one proof point from the january jobs report. 80% of the people who left the workforce were women. and particularly women of color. we cannot build back better without by leaving anyone behind, let alone women. and that s why the care agenda is so critically important. not only is it women who have to
with success as they define it. child care, the care agenda, getting schools safely reopened and keeping them open, these are issues that are absolutely crucial. and we have changed the paradigm from these, these are private decisions to these are public goods. we are committed to making sure that we rebuild an economy where every single person in this country can see themselves in it. it s hard to imagine two years into this pandemic and we re still talking about keeping schools open and the instability that that s causing for millions of households, particularly, for women, trying to keep their kids in school. congresswoman katherine clark, thank you as always. you re appreciated. thank you. still ahead, an ousted superintendent, a debate over school masks. the battle unfolding in a denver area school district is a prime example of the power struggle happening across the country. we ll go there live for you up next. get decision tech. for insisights on when to buy and sell.