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Biden Open to Negotiate on Stimulus Talks, Seeks GOP Backing
President Joe Biden said he’s open to negotiate on his $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief proposal, and is hopeful to bring Republicans behind it, though didn’t rule out pursuing a Democrat-only route.
“I’m open to negotiate,” Biden said at a news conference on Monday. Still, he said “time is of the essence and I must tell you I’m reluctant to cherry pick and take out one or two items here.”
Biden said it would be up to lawmakers as to whether to use a budget-rule procedure in the Senate to forgo Republicans and proceed just with Democratic support. He also said that it won’t be clear if there’s a basis for agreement until the final stage of talks, which he anticipated in a “couple” of weeks.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said earlier Monday he aims to secure passage of the next round of Covid-19 relief by mid-March, just when jobless benefits from the last package will be running out.
“We’ll try to get that passed in the next month, month and a half,” Schumer said with regard to pandemic aid on Monday, speaking on a call with New York City mass-transit advocates.
A bipartisan group of senators, along with the Republican and Democratic leaders of a moderate group of House representatives, on Sunday questioned the White House on the basis for Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus proposal.
Brian Deese, head of Biden’s National Economic Council, was pressed on the justification for the price tag of the plan, which would be the second-largest emergency spending package on record. GOP Senator Susan Collins of Maine said she’d suggest to the bipartisan group that it look at pulling together its own, more targeted, proposal.
The Schumer timeline reflects the length it could take to craft a bill using the expedited budget “reconciliation” process needed to bypass a filibuster by minority Republicans.
“The decision to use reconciliation will depend upon how these negotiations go,” Biden said Monday.
Under reconciliation, the House and Senate would need to first draft a budget resolution for fiscal 2021. That process in the Senate involves a floor “vote-a-rama” where hundreds of amendments can be offered to the budget for simple majority votes. Those can take days to resolve.
Once a concurrent budget resolution with reconciliation instructions is adopted, committees would then need to draft legislation adhering to the outline. That legislation would then need to pass both the House and the Senate, be scored by the Congressional Budget Office and survive any rules challenges in the Senate. The second process would likely take weeks.
Using the budget-reconciliation process has its limits. Under the rules, discretionary spending such as on health and education would be difficult or impossible to qualify, along with the $15 minimum wage increase Biden wants. The $1,400 stimulus checks would likely be possible, however.
Even under that process, all 48 Democrats and the two independents who caucus with them in the Senate would need to agree assuming no Republicans join in.
Biden’s comment on being unwilling to abandon parts of his aid plan followed discussion on Sunday’s call of trying to quickly pass a funding bill for the coronavirus vaccine. Splitting that from Biden’s other priorities could see the administration lose leverage on items such as expanding family and medical leave and boosting the minimum wage, however.
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Push to censure Trump if conviction fails
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GOP Puts QAnon Booster Taylor Greene On House Education Cmte | The 11th Hour | MSNBC
Freshman GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia has a past of backing QAnon while questioning 9/11 and school shootings. Tim Miller and Michael Steele react to GOP leadership giving her a spot on the House Education Committee. Aired on 01/28/2021.
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LIVE: Brexit Deal May Mean Less British Cod for Fish & Chips
(Jan. 27) Scottish fisherman Peter Bruce hoped Brexit would allow him to catch more cod, one of Britain’s favorite fish dishes. Instead, he’s worried he’ll end up with less.
While Prime Minister Boris Johnson claimed last month’s trade deal will let the U.K. regain control of its fishing waters by taking back 25% of the European Union’s rights over five years, many fishermen feel let down. They’re upset that the share fell far below original demands and may even mean smaller amounts of some key catches.
Although a tiny part of the economy, fishing was a key issue that held up trade talks and became symbolic after membership of Europe’s single market precipitated its demise. The government says the deal will let Britain catch an extra 146 million pounds ($199 million) of fish, aiding an industry that saw a big decline since the 1970s.
The accord will allow fleets to catch more mackerel and herring, but some fisherman could be left with smaller amounts of cod and haddock -- favored in the U.K.’s iconic fish and chips dish.
The U.K. landed almost 1 billion pounds of fish in 2019. Johnson originally demanded an 80% cut to EU rights in British waters, before giving up ground to get an agreement done. Britain has some of Europe’s most fertile fishing areas, though has had to share them with other nations.
The accord also means quota swapping -- where rights to species are swapped between boats -- may no longer be possible for U.K. fleets. That means the amount of cod they can catch in the North Sea will fall to 57%, from 63.5%, the Scottish government said. Much of the mackerel and herring caught by U.K. boats gets sold to the continent.
While quota swapping between individual countries will no longer be allowed, the U.K. and EU will hold separate talks over developing a new mechanism. In response to concerns about key fishing stocks, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said on its website the deal will allow the U.K. to prioritize the needs of fishermen and pointed to quota transfers as part of annual negotiations.
It’s still unclear what the outcome will be, and that means more uncertainty for the industry.
The industry wanted Brexit to compensate for losses suffered over the past five decades, after the country traded its expansive fishing grounds for access to the common market, but that hasn’t happened, said Scottish fisherman-turned-seafood entrepreneur Jimmy Buchan. There’s also disappointment that foreign boats will still be able to catch within 12 miles of British shores.
“One of the gold nuggets we’ve just given away was not keeping foreign vessels outside of 12 miles,” said Rob Wing, who runs the Cornish Fishmonger, a wholesale merchant based in southwest England. “The bulk of our industry could have been helped so significantly.”
Merchants are also worried about sales to the continent, their top export market. New red tape is causing shipment delays, leaving perishable goods at risk of rotting at customs stations. Many hauliers are no longer taking mixed loads of seafood because of the complex paperwork involved.
Some British vessels have even resorted to landing their catch in Denmark to make the process easier, cutting out business for British processors, said James Withers, chief executive officer of industry group Scotland Food & Drink. He estimates seafood merchants are currently losing 1 million pounds of exports a day because of the customs chaos.
The increased paperwork also means added costs, which risks making U.K. businesses less competitive, especially smaller companies, said Buchan, who’s also CEO of the Scottish Seafood Association.
The deal obviously brings benefits too. It will let U.K. fleets land more overall, with those extra volumes should benefit processors -- the middlemen between fishermen and retailers -- going forward, Wing said. The government has pledged a 100-million pound package to help rebuild fleets, aging infrastructure and expand the processing sector’s capacity to handle the extra catch.
Many are also happy to do away with some of the restrictive regulations in the EU, such as having to bring all fish caught into land.
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Biden Not Waiting For Congress To Get Started On Climate Action | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC
Rachel Maddow reports on a new set of executive orders from President Joe Biden aimed at protecting the environment and addressing climate change, part of an ambitious program that has supporters in Congress shifting gears from advocacy to action. Aired on 01/28/2021.
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Heightened Threat of Domestic Terrorism After Capitol Riot, DHS Says
The Department of Homeland Security put out a new warning on the heels of the deadly siege at the Capitol earlier in the month, stating that violent extremists can use the riot to fuel future attacks across the country. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports. -
Biden Admin Re-Engages Government With Public, Press After Trump Disconnect | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC
Rachel Maddow shares her reaction to the disorienting resumption of normal, regular communication between the U.S. government and the public and press as befits a functioning democracy. Aired on 01/28/2021.
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Atmospheric River Hits Northern California, Bringing Snow, Winds and Mudslides
An “atmospheric river” drenched the Bay Area and brought heavy snowfall to the Lake Tahoe area on Tuesday and into Wednesday. But even the coming deluge won’t bring rainfall totals to anywhere near normal, forecasters said. Heavy rain, strong winds, and even mudslides are expected for some areas throughout the week.
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Biden Acts On Climate As Senate Fights Over Trump Trial | The 11th Hour | MSNBC
The president took a slew of executive actions aimed at combating the climate crisis on Wednesday as senators on the Hill continued to squabble of the Trump impeachment trial. MSNBC's Brian Williams has details. Aired on 01/28/2021.
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All U.S. States Report Covid Vaccine Shortages | NBC Nightly News
Amid a push to improve the pace of vaccine distribution, every state is reporting it does not have enough doses to meet the high demand.
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Inside The Financial State of Donald Trump's Businesses | Forbes
Over the last 5 years, Donald Trump has seen big losses at his properties across the world. A combative presidency combined with a global pandemic that halted travel and events worldwide only compounded the problems.
Now that he’s out of office, the businessman has time to focus on his sprawling organization.
Many of Trump’s properties are in the hospitality business, an industry that has been battered by the COVID-19 pandemic. So are these losses due to the pandemic or Trump’s unpopular politics?
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