frustrating and sometimes even infuriating. then the hard work of hours and days and months from people who refuse to give up pays off. history is made. lives are changed. when everything was looking down for president biden, are things finally looking up? i m here with my panel. let me start with you congresswoman eleanor holmes norman. biden had a pretty good week. you want me to say an excellent week? got the chips bill done. still the gdp suffered losses, possibly we re in recession. economic pain is very real. what do you hear from your constituents. the washingtonians you represent? i must tell you, we were looking down and then all of a sudden we re looking up. when you talk about the affordable care act, prescription build back better, at least some version of it, and prescription
What residents are called in every state. I don't like that people from Idaho are called Idahoans but it's not the worst nickname out there. What's a nutmegger
is a huge part of that. just over a third of black washingtonians own homes. one third. one third. over 50% of white washingtonians do. we know that s how black people in d.c. have built their wealth. that s how i bought a house for $125,000.20 years ago. that s allowed me to do so many other things in my life. we want people to be able to start where they are and take advantage of programs. my strikeforce will give me a set of recommendations that helps us equalize those numbers by 2030. i want to turn and talk about the pandemic, mayor. there have been more than 150,000 covid cases in the district. that cdc recently announced that they have endorsed shots for children under five years old. i know you have a four-year-old daughter. i m wondering, do you plan to get your daughter vaccinated? she will be vaccinated. she will be vaccinated by her
comfortably pass out and no one is going to stop them. if you see someone doing drugs in the open in seattle, can you arrest them? with certain supreme court decisions in washington state and our lack of accountability in our legislature on this issue, it does tie our hands. our citizens are getting fed up. i saw a poll that indicated washingtonians, two things important to them, public safety and homelessness crisis is another one, top five important things to our citizens. recent gallup poll, 80% of citizens are concerned about crime. what does that tell you? our citizens are start ing to get fed up. carley: if you could implement a few policies today to fix this, what would they be?