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Press Release
April 28, 2020

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined Nicolle Wallace on MSNBC's Deadline White House for an interview to discuss the ongoing efforts to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, including the recently passed interim emergency funding package transformed by Congressional Democrats to provide critical support for small businesses, hospitals, health care workers and all Americans. Below are the Speaker's remarks:

Nicolle Wallace. Less than 24-hours after the House told its Members to prepare to return to Washington next week, it's reversing that decision, not wanting to risk the safety of lawmakers and their staffs as the number of cases in the D.C. continues to rise. The Senate, however, is still planning to come back next week.

Press Release
April 28, 2020

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi released the following statement today marking the 72nd anniversary of Israel's Independence Day, Yom Ha'atzmaut:

"With the founding of the State of Israel 72 years ago, the world witnessed one of the greatest political achievements of the 20th Century. Today, we celebrate Israel's birth and the great success it has achieved in the face of extraordinary challenges. For over 70 years, the people of Israel have harnessed their ingenuity, faith, courage and imagination to make deserts bloom and cities thrive, building a dynamic economy and culture that have strengthened and enriched our world.

Press Release
April 27, 2020
Congressional Democrats passed a transformed CARES Act with multiple strong oversight protections to ensure that this historic investment of taxpayer dollars go first and foremost to workers and families in need.
Press Release
April 27, 2020
But first, let me just say, watching your report and the rest, how much we pray for everyone in our country, those who have lost their lives.
Press Release
April 26, 2020

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined Michel Martin on NPR's Weekend All Things Considered for an interview to discuss the ongoing efforts to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, including the recently passed interim emergency funding package transformed by Congressional Democrats to provide critical support for small businesses, hospitals, health care workers and a national testing strategy. Below are the Speaker's remarks:

Michel Martin. In the past few weeks, with the support of both parties, Congress has passed four coronavirus bills to meet the economic and health care demands of this pandemic. The most recent one, signed by President Trump on Friday, allocated billions of dollars for small businesses, hospitals and widespread testing.

Press Release
April 24, 2020
Well, what we passed today, which we just finished passing, is the testing – we have $25 billion in there for testing, but we require that there be a national strategic plan for testing and that we have reporting back, as to how it is impacting all communities – communities of color and diversity in our country. And so it insists on that.
Press Release
April 24, 2020
I know people, as am I, are quite shaken by the fact that we have passed the 50,000, number of people who have died from the coronavirus, mark. Over 50,000. The numbers are staggering, but each individual case is so heartbreaking.
Press Release
April 24, 2020
Yesterday, the House passed, with an overwhelming bipartisan vote, the interim coronavirus relief package – a package greatly expanded and improved by the leadership of our committee chairs, Nydia Velázquez of Small Business, Maxine Waters of Financial Services and Frank Pallone of Energy and Commerce.
Press Release
April 24, 2020

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Reports to discuss the ongoing efforts to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, including the recently passed interim emergency funding package transformed by Congressional Democrats to provide critical support for small businesses, hospitals, and a national testing strategy. Below are the Speaker's remarks:

Andrea Mitchell. And joining me now is the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi.

Madam Speaker, I want to ask you about what's next, if there's another package to come with all of the needs. Thank you very much for being with us.

Press Release
April 24, 2020
On this solemn day, 105 years after the leaders of the Ottoman Empire began their systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenian men, women and children, we take time to honor the victims and survivors of the Armenian Genocide. The horrific acts of barbarism perpetrated against innocent Armenians remains a stain on human history and a chilling reminder of our responsibility to stay vigilant against atrocities in our own time.