Democrats, 202 7488000. Independents, 202 7488002. You can also send us a text this morning, that number 202 7488003. If you do, please include your name and where you are from. You can also catch up with us on ter at cspanwj m and facebook with facebook. Com cspan. We begin with the scene outside. He capital yesterday this is congresswoman karen bass, chairwoman of the congressional lack caucus and one of the chief sponsors of this legislation. [video clip] 12yearold tamir rice would be alive today if this had past six years ago. It is fitting that today we will legislation. Toric it is sitting because today, june 25, would have been to mayor rices tamir rices 18th birthday. This is a profession that requires highly trained officers that are accountable to the public. Host hours later, the bill was passed in the house. Here is Speaker Nancy Pelosi with the final vote. [video clip] on this vote, the as are 236. The nays are 181. The bill is passed. Objection, the motion to reconsider i
Power to kill should be a profession that requires highly trained officers who are accountable to the public. Host hours later that bill was passed in the house. Heres Speaker Pelosi with the final vote. On this vote, they yeas are 236, the nays are 181. The bill is passed. [cheers and applause] without objection to motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. Host Speaker Pelosi late last night at the u. S. House of representatives. It was 236 in favor including all 233 democrats, three republicans joining that democratic sponsored piece of legislation. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, congressman will hurd, republican of texas and congressman fred upton, republican of michigan joining all the House Democrats on that vote last day. President trump in wisconsin touring a shipbuilding factory yesterday. Also participated in town hall posted by sean hannity of fox news. As we await and promised executive order from the president on protecting monuments and statues, Presid
Add that to concerns over the virus caseload and youve got this. The dow industrials, down 700 yesterday, down maybe another 200 this morning. The s p down 80 yesterday, down another 20 today. The nasdaq yesterday, down 200 points. Today, down about 13 points. A sea of red ink over there. A big loss especially for the dow. 1. 48 million new jobless claims this past week. Now, thats not a good number and it pushed stock prices just a little lower when that news was released at 8 30 eastern. Now, today, President Trump heads to wisconsin. Good timing. The democrat governor there has just called out the National Guard. A protester wielding a baseball bat and bullhorn harangued a restaurant crowd. He was arrested. Molotov cocktails were thrown, the Police Needed help. Governor evers sees the light and calls in the National Guard. Same thing in washington, d. C. Hundreds of National Guard troops now marshaling. They will protect the capitals monuments. Thursday, june 25, 2020. Varney compan
Jump some sometime. Nationally doesnt seem to be more worrisome picture. Some of those spikes are giving other governors besides those in texas some paws where we go from here. Where do we go. Financial center banks, and the rest, ease up on the volcker rules, how much cash they keep on hand. It gets a little a gobbledygook. It doesnt have to have a lot of money sitting around. That could reflect on the group as a whole. Were following that as well as Jackie Deangelis monitoring all of this in new york. Jackie. Reporter neil, we started in negative territory and now positive. So this market is very tentative right now. You bring up the situation in texas only compounding fears of the coronavirus and spike in cases across the country in other states as well. People sitting back, it is part of phase one, were testing more and still working through the system or is it because states are reopening, people are congregating not taking proper precautions. We dont really know the answer but th
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