Appear remotely via webex. Since some members are appearing in person let me first remind eastern that pursuant to the latest guidance from the house attending physician, all individuals who are attending this hearing in person must wear a Face Covering. Members who are not wearing a Face Covering are not permit today remain in the hearing room and will not be recognized to speak. Let me ask make a few reminders of the hearings. For those members appearing in person you will be able to see members appearing remotely on the two monitors in front of you. On one monitor, you would see all members appearing remotely at once in what is known in w webex as mode. And on the other monitor seeing the person when theyre speaking, including members who are appearing remotely. For those members appearing remotely, you can also see each person speaking during the hearing as well as in person or remote if you have your webex set to active speaker mode. If you have any questions about this, please co
Redfield has also voiced concerned about atlas. Mr. Trump dodging questions about a bombshell New York Times report that said he paid no income taxes in ten out of 15 years starting in 2000 and that hes hundreds of millions of dollars in debt. Lets go straight to the white house, and cnn White House Correspondent boris sanchez. A major pandemic announcement by the president this evening. Reporter thats right, jim. President trump announcing of u. S. Plans to manufacture 150 million new rapid covid19 tests in the coming months. The president is saying the United States is rounding the corner on the virus going against his own Health Experts including dr. Anthony fauci who notably was not in the rose garden for todays announcement. Nor was cdc director Robert Redfield. But dr. Scott atlas was. Those men have a very public dispute. I tried to ask the president about it. He chose not to answer our questions about that nor about this bombshell reporting, scathing reporting in the New York T
World. This is new day. And it is the day that the American People finally got a sense of what is in President Trumps taxes. Its in the New York Times this morning and it is breaking news. The times reports for years the president paid no income taxes at all, but what might be most glaring and the most simple to understand is that the times reports in his first two years in office, this was his federal income tax payment. 750. This is what he paid his first two years in office. You know what the average tax filer pays . 12,000. Look at the difference between what the president pays and the average person pays. Its easy to understand, which is why i built these high tech graphics. Heres Something Else easy to understand. The times reports says that donald trump has more than 420 million in loans coming due in the next few years. So heis staying in the white hoe his only protection . Also this morning, 21 states are seeing a rise in coronavirus cases in the last week. And the next chart
Why he paid just 750,000 in income tax when the average person pays 1,200 and the 421 million the times that the president owes coming due in the next few years. And how both candidates are getting ready to face off. Also breaking overnight, Vice President pences former top aide olivia troye said that the white house officials pressured the cdc to play down the risks to children in reopening schools. She will join us live this hour. This morning, overnight the global death toll from coronavirus surpassed 1 million people. So how will President Trump explain his handling of the pandemic and the shockingly low or nonexistent tax payments on the debate stage tonight . Lets begin with jessica dean, live for us in cleveland. What do we expect, jessica . Reporter good morning to you, alisyn. Im wearing a mask inside the debate hall, its one of the many rules put in place and its led to some changes. Typically wed have 900 people on average in the audience tonight, but instead, 60 to 70 and e
Youre watching American History tv. All we can, every weekend, on cspan3. To join the conversation, like us on facebook at cspan history. Monday night on the rankingators, the member on the house subcommittee on communications and technology talked about Net Neutrality and rules governing the internet. I spoke publicly about what i thought the fcc should do to be on firmer legal ground and pointed to title ii. Now we have had to fast forward, we have had discussions at the committee about it. Its all about Net Neutrality, obviously. People in our country feel very, very strongly about the internet , not only how they use it, but i think about it. And the access to it and that it be free and that it be open. And that no one, no isp or anyone should be able to interfere with that. Monday night at 8 00 eastern on the communicators on cspan2. 2014 remarks 10 years since Ronald Reagans death. The Ronald Reagan president ial Foundation Library hosted a discussion about the 40th president s l