itinerary but there is rumor she will visit it. bill: she would be the highest u.s. ranking official since gingrich did it in 1997. here is what newt gingrich said earlier today. the chinese communist dictatorship doesn t tell the american speaker where they can or can t go. you have to stand up to them or they will interpret it as a sign of weakness and they will grow even more aggressive. bill: greg palkot begins our story in london. big story. hello to you. big story, a lot of developments. nancy pelosi has started her asia trip that could include the taiwan stop and guess what? china is still not liking that at all. house speaker was in singapore meeting with its president and prime minister and scheduled to visit malaysia and south korea and japan. on the way she could make that visit to taiwan. continued some aggressive military exercises over the weekend. live fire drills off the coast in the direction of taiwan which is only about 80 miles away. its government
Years ago? it is great in english, even better in spanish. the congressional spanish caucus, if he gets it when it s way, hips don t lie could be forever and tried and library of congress the national recording registry. texas congressman joaquin castro has led an effort to elect more latino music artist to the registry. writing on twitter, latinos are nearly 20% of the u.s. and widely bilingual. of the 600 titles in the recording registry, less than 4% are from latino artists. the purpose of the registry, is to preserve works that are culturally, historically, or aesthetically important and or inform or reflect life in the united states. with 2022, surely more latino artist to make the case. every year, 25 songs or albums are chosen. the caucus has submitted a list of entries from 2024 that, i will admit, looks a lot like the party playlist i ve been repurposing for the past 20 years. irene cara, pitbull, fatty, out
jobs. and it is now cheaper to buy a home than ever before. time to play reporter roulette on this thursday. dan lothian, let s begin with you there at the white house. dan, we listen to the president this morning answering many questions and not only did he take on republicans, he s taking on, again, millionaires. reporter: that s right. what we are talking about here is that surtax to pay for the president s jobs bill which senate democrats are pushing 5.6% on those making over a million dollars. we did not see or hear a full-throated endorsement of this from the president. in fact, though, what he said was that he was comfortable in that he thought that this approach from senate democrats was fine. the president supporting this as a means of paying for this jobs bill which, of course, that s been the big issue. how to pay for all of this. president obama, though will congress do something? if congress does something, then i can t run against a do-nothing congress.