Hi, everybody. Thanks for joining us today, it is a slow news day in the republican conference. I want to start by talking about what we focused on in our conference this morning. And that is as we are debating all the big issues that we face here day in and day out in terms of legislation, and we will hear from mrs. Granger about some of that, it is very important to us all to remember and keep in mind what is at stake in this election. What is at stake, what america would look like under biden, pelosi, schumer regime. Biden and pelosi and schumer if we are successful in keeping the senate, which we must be, would ensure that the United States is not able to recover from covid for decades. We would see increase taxes, new red tape, we have seen efforts already to kill medical innovation, to expand Government Authority over every aspect of our lives, to expand Government Programs had that have been put in place for the emergency of covid, far beyond the emergency. Well see taxpayer fun
Getting that from the administration, correct . Guest no. I am glad to see that briefings are taking place, but if you look at the briefings, they are very short events. They are almost always less than half an hour. Sometimes no more than 15 minutes, and they have fallen into a pattern where there is kind of an opening monologue that is meant to, you know, either attack the people in that room, the reporters in that room and the news organizations, or to promote some political issue that the president is harping on. And then they closed in kind of precisely the same way. And it almost seems to me that the purpose of the briefing is, one, to promote the president s political prospects, and, and to, to go on the attack against reporters instead of trying to inform reporters. In your article, your essay, you point out one exchange in which you asked the press secretary about the president s tweet regarding nascar, lets watching a reaction. What is the president s position . Does he think
Tell us how this pandemic has affected you, your family, and your loved ones. If you live in the eastern half of the country, 202 7488000. If you live in the mountain and pacific time zones, 202 7488001. You want to text us, 202 7488003. Twitter andon facebook. A lot to get to over the next three hours. From the core of her story debt from the cover story of the New York Times from the cover story of the New York Times sunday magazine. America on track for the worst front of virus response in the developed world. All of us are asking, is a vaccine ready . Cnn has this headline as we continue to break new records with coronavirus. The u. S. Breaking its single day record of new cases nine times in a month. Casesesterday, 70,000 new in a single day. For web md tv, there exchange h dr. Anthony found she there exchange with dr. Anthony fauci. [video clip] why are they working with some populations, particularly the younger population . Is it a failure of Effective Communication . It is mul
I want to make sure to note some important requirements. Let me begin by saying that standing house and Committee Rules and practice will continue to apply during hybrid proceedings. House regulations require members to be visible through a video connection throughout the proceedings. So please keep your cameras on. Remember to remain muted until you are recognized to minimize background noise. In accordance with the rules established under hr 965, staff has been advised to mute participants only in the event there is inadvertent background noise. For those members here in the room, i urge members and staff to wear masks while in the hearing room. I thank you in advance for your commitment to a safe environment for all here today. Secretary mnuchin, administrator carranza, thank you for being here today. Let me start by saying, i want to give a sincere thank you of to all of the staff of both of your agencies who have worked tirelessly over the last few months responding to the crisis.
the results for former president donald trump is the winner of the new hampshire republican presidential primary. he got over half of the votes but nikki haley said she isn t done yet. we are going to we have no choice. if we don t win, i think our country is finished, i do. this race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go. [cheers and applause] and the next one is my sweet state of south carolina! [cheers and applause] you are watching fox & friends first on this wednesday morning, i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro and onto the other side of the political aisle, defeating his challengers even though his name was not on the ballot. he got over half of the vote by people writing his name down. dean philip second with 20%. carley: brooke singman is breaking it down for us this morning, hi, brooke. winning the new hampshire primary by double digits over nikki haley. i spoke to the former president after his victory and he told me he is ho