fema, the ckc and and health and human services are heading to east palestine as we speak today. but despite additional assurance, resident fears are mounting and mounting fast. they re still reporting illnesses, they re still suffering symptom from the air, and many are still worrying about the safety of the water that s right around them. we re going to the hear from members of the community today. we ll also hear on a separate issue from house foreign affairs committee chairman mike mccall, why he s not at all satisfied with the handling of this chinese spy craft and the three objects we ve shot down since. and former secretary of state mike pom mike pompeo, the current secretary, antony blinken, could have a chance to meet with his chinese counterpart this very weekend. will he take it, should he take it, and what if he doesn t take it? we ll ask mike pompeo himself. welcome, everybody, glad to see you, i m neil cavuto. let s go to east palestine where we ll find our luca
a degree of comfort in the rural water operators and municipal have to be the ones that say this is safe, and they ve9 got to instill that sense of safety to the people that they serve. so, you know, if the folks in east palestine are telling us that they re not comfortable drinking that water, i think we ve got to take their word for it. neil: congressman, thank you. we ll see how this sorts out. again, we should remind viewers that representatives from the epa and fema and health and human services are going to be fanning out throughout the area. we don t know exactly what they re looking for. they ve already are indicated there s a limit to what they can coas far as disaster leaf and the like, but you ve herald and will continue to the hear from residents who say, well, it d be nice if you kid something, knocked on our doors and tell us what the heck is going on. we ll keep you posted. meantime, we will also be talking to governor mike dewipe on all of this the next tuesday dewi
bills and day-to-day necessities. for others who represent districts we high unemployment, the extended unemployment benefits is attractive. they want them to be able to see their doctors so they had to fix something that would have punished doctors known as the doc fix in medicare. as you said, mike, the bill had blende of support in the house and senate. explain some of the no votes. it was interesting because of some the democrats who represent the washington, dc area did not like the idea of paying for part of this package by asking new federal employees to contribute more to their pensions. an indiana republican senator, dan coats said, we shouldn t mess with entitlements. let s be honest with the american people and say we re taking the money out of your social security trust fund to
a major switch. the former pennsylvania senator has surged past mitt romney in a number of michigan polls. mitt romney is from michigan and his father was once the governor of michigan. today the ohio attorney general endorsed rick santorum after previously backing mitt romney, and no republican has reached the white house without winning ohio. carl, the big moment just happened in ohio. it did. and mike dewipe is dewine is not just the attorney general. he is also the former u.s. senator from ohio and serve with rick santorum in the senate and with national washington experiencing, backing mitt romney, and today he yanked away the support. he wrote, for some time it s been clear to him that rick santorum should be the
bill. some democrats had reservations as well, but in the face of strong voter support for extending the tax cuts, the bill passed with bipartisan support. an election year legislative victory for president obama who says it s necessary to support the country s economic recovery. mike, this was a long time coming. what finally got them to agree? the vote in the house was 293 to 132. in the senate, it was 60-36. so they had plenty of votes for a lot of lawmakers, the idea was don t raise taxes while the company is still recovering, here s a california democrat on why she was a yes. this will ensure that 160 million americans will not see a tax increase, at a time when so many families are still struggling to make ends meet. the payroll tax cuts provides american families an average of $1,000 annually to help pay