ceiling like we did under trump three times. we must pay our bills. because right now, we are calling into question the full faith and credit of the united states. already, without defaulting, which is where they would like us to go, clearly, without defaulting, we have already sent a signal to the world that we cannot be counted on to pay bills. that s incredibly alarming. right, in fact, the washington post, there was a story about how last weekend, when janet yellen was meeting with the finance minister colleagues from around the world, they were pulling her aside separately and privately asking, hey, what s up with the negotiation? what s going on. we picked up something else that david jolly is it in the last segment, that was, he said, in response to chairman steele, who he said mccarthy has the upperhand, david jolly said until maybe next week when the speaker is going to need
knighted states? if so, if this is the reason you re doing then this is a political investigation, and we again desperately want to keep you the department of justice from meddling. in presidential elections. the issue was that it was a local prosecutor, not the department of justice. but let me ask you if he refuses to come in willingly, will you? will you subpoena him? well, that ll be up to jim jordans. i mean, he s the lead investigator in this particular situation come in is oversight because it deals with unnecessary use of tax dollars. chairman steele is head of house administration. he s in charge of elections. that s why the three of us were the three that that signed the letter. but jim jordans is the is the lead and he would be the one to answer that question. jordan s who d refused to comply with the congressional subpoena in the previous congress. jim jordan, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, chairman comer good to see you as always. thank you so much, sir.
knighted states? if so, if this is the reason you do it, then this is a political investigation, and we again desperately want to keep you the department of justice from meddling in presidential elections. the issue was that it was a local prosecutor, not the department of justice. but let me ask you if he refuses to come in willingly, will you? will you subpoena him? well, that ll be up to jim jordans. i mean, he s the lead investigator in this particular situation come in as oversight because this deals with unnecessary use of tax dollars. chairman steele is head of house administration. he s in charge of elections. that s why the three of us were the three that that signed the letter. but jim jordans is the is the lead and he would be the one to answer that question jim jordan, who refused to comply with the congressional subpoena in the previous congress. jim jordan, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, chairman comer good to see you as always. thank you so much, sir.
son. i think it spoke to the experience of parents, black parents all across the country. it was an amazing moment. and michael steele, you have sons. i have two boys, not only do they have to have that talk about their encounters out in public, i had to have that talk about how they will be educated is young black men, how within the educational system some teachers may treat them differently because they believe that somehow, either, you know, a little bit more violent in class, a little bit lethargic, whatever they re predilections are about my son s. i had to go through all of that. it was not just about police encounters, it was about life encounters, it was about when they got their first job, what that would look, like what that would feel like, which would mean to go to work every day, and why they had to be twice as good at doing the basic stuff. so, yeah. these are real life stories, and real life experiences that
great leadership skills, who really lead their teams. they re young guys, they lead these teams. but also, the nfl, the game has changed. i mean, the game requires a lot more mobility. you re not gonna get these quarterbacks that sit in the pocket and kind of wait for the field to open up. so, i think the game has changed in a way that actually benefits the black quarterback, the black athlete as a leader and a thinker. less than 30 seconds before we have to go to break. chairman steele, any thoughts to add? now, i think the concept, this idea that is still pervasive to this day, that black men are less capable because they re less intelligent, they re less, you know, they re more emotional, they get angry fast, all of those stereotypes are still out there. this is a moment. we have so many more moments we have to tackle ahead. all right, do not go anywhere. tara, donna, and michael will be sticking around with more of our sound off panel after this quick break.