$300 from $400. they didn t get closer to the $618 billion package. the $1.9 trillion bill includes 350 billion for state and local governments and a portion of the money tied to unemployment rates. they took issue with the $130 billion in emergency funding for schools, the majority won t be spend for 1 to 7 years and a third round of $1,400 stimulus checks which will go to felons like the boston bomber. senator tom cotton tried to stop it but every democrat voted it down. senator tom cotton voted in favor of the last bill and we asked for him comment on that. while no republicans supported it, joe manchin sided with the republicans about trimming back unemployment. now the white house is working the phones. biden is ready to go when it passes. our legislative team are certainly not taking anything for granted. they re checking in with officers, making sure they have the questions answered. the house is expected to vote on this tomorrow and then it should head to the pres
also to sticking the summary of this call in what is the equivalent of a high-tech black hole. that super secret compartmented database where no one really can get access to it. now we are hearing people saying don t talk about the call. we have this career military professional trying to do the right thing, go through the chain of kmabd. and i think that s going to be very compelling once we get to the testimony is this cover-up aspect. that is what ends most of the corruption cases worked certainly by the fbi in my experience. you come clean, you have a shot. you cover up, the public doesn t like cover-ups. and, joyce, it really is that sort of, i don t know, those discussions that demonstrate a consciousness of guilt that existed in and around the president s inner circle. i think that s exactly right. you know, the difficulty in these sorts of cases as a prosecutor, if you re looking at public corruption, is almost always proving intent and proving guilty knowledge.
recovering the e-mails, like everybody else does, i destroyed the computer. now, trust me, if any of us did that, we would be thrown in jail by the irs. by the irs criminal division, by the irs! we all know that to be the case. we all know that to be be the case. for the irs to have a commissioner go on capitol hill and show that kind of arrogance, like how dare you audit us! is basically what he is saying. we can run that clip again all day. he was lying. he got caught lying. you could go through it. yep. this is a pathetic display. ed rendell, why does the obama administration keep this guy in there? first of all, it may well have been incompetence. it s a possibility, but when you don t disclose that something like this happened, when you get caught without disclosing it, if he had disclosed it, at least it takes a little bit of the cover-up aspect of it away.
i don t think because he resigned it means that we re not going to hear from him under oath. andrea is absolutely right. there are two separate issues here. there s the sex scandal and there s benghazi. and the conspiracy theory, cover-up aspect of this, trying to immediately combine these two things i think is happening way too soon before the facts have come out. one of the most outrage just conspiracy theories that i heard or read just last night that eric cantor, since he knew about this before the election, he didn t let it out to the media because he has some jealously or rivalry with paul ryan who is the vp candidate. these things are outrageous. the fbi, the cia and congress need to get the facts out. of course congress needs to be asking those questions. just because you resign doesn t mean that congress isn t going to sum mount summon you up and make you answer the hard questions about benghazi.
account cain accusers. but his campaign still insists that all of these allegations are completely false. rob, sunny? it doesn t stop there. there s a reported in the washington examiner this morning saying that nine years ago he gave a speech at a dinner then asked some colleagues to hook him up with a woman in the audience at the time. they didn t follow the request. still, there was that suggestion of what exactly do you want to have dinner with this woman for. so now more and more starting to come out. i think the problem so many people are having, the cover-up aspect. ultimate denial. it s not me. at least come forward. now so many women. this woman that gave the press today, she was pretty credible. very credible. why not just meet it head-on? this sort of thing. i didn t do it. i don t know. hope we are not seeing an