a new housing plan, and it will cost at $2.000000000000. under this plan, we will invest more than $32 billion over the next five years to end homelessness in america. under my plan, we will establish a national rent control standa standard. capping annual rent increases throughout the country. no more than one and a half times the rate of inflation or 3%, whichever is higher. sandra: his proposal lacks specifics on how he would get there, but he did make it very clear that the rich would pay for it. he did, but he is also adding some nuances. adjusting for inflation and things like that. here s the thing, it sounds very appealing, particularly two
colleagues, including those who typically defend the president, start to speak out a little bit. as to the question of the dam breaking, whether this substantively changes how a republican-led congress deals with this president is something that has to be proven out over time. how many times have we had conversations about something incredible that the president has said over the last year and a half that hasn t really, beyond a few days in the news cycle, changed the status quo? i think a lot of folks, like myself are waiting to see whether this is another one of those moments or actually something different. no doubt. peter alexander and garrett haake, thank you. our guest is with the weekly standa standard. anna palmer is a washington correspondent for politico. guy, welcome, anna, in politico s playbook this morning, you talk about what republicans are saying behind the scenes. a lot of them really disappointed. that s a measured way of putting it with the president s performance
platformers could have gotten ahead here. i started an initiative, full disclosure, funded in part by facebook. i pushed facebook publicly to say they could set a new standa standard. we don t know what happened with robo calls. why would they? because they have to because, as you push them on, they now have so much power they have to earn new moral authority. they have to stand above and say this is where we go. i think if they had come out early and said, man, the russians are after us and thus you, the story would have been russia, not facebook. now, rather than waiting for congress to suggest legislation, they should have all the platforms should have self-regulated around transparency. revealing not only the ads and who purchases them but also very importantly the criteria used to target them. so we know what messages are being aimed at whom in this political environment we have now. as much as i like hanging out on the moral high ground with jeff, bill, you re well vers
time where many women simply don t care, and frankly, many women may have been wearing yoga pants and pony tails before they had kids. she s holding women to a standa standard. not everybody trades on their look for their career. it s very important for someone like her to get back into shape and to, you know, have a certain look. for the rest of the world that s how she made her money, you are right, jessica. liz, what do you think? she s got a lot of money to be able to do all this. what about for the avenling mom? is it okay to be in yoga pants and sweat pants sometimes? of course. i also think feels good to make yourself get out of the house and to do little baby steps. go take a walk.
anything as dramatic as this. you know, we ve become real attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. sounds great. it s a noble thing to do, right? if, in fact, that is what terry crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest tonight, cnn s drew griffin has discovered only a slim fraction of the $26 million that woman raised could even possibly have gone towards rescuing dogs. the charity watchdog group has slim doubts how that slim fraction was spent. as they put it, the numbers don t seem to add up. the appear, reuniting dogs and troops, powerful. just as it was 6 1/2 years ago during hurricane katrina when crisp was running an organization and the appeal was reuniting pets and survivors. terry crisp joins me. good to see you. good to see you, be an dande too. this is tobasco. he was found on the washing machine of a house that was flooded. turns out, i didn t know it at the time, there w