possibly more challengers coming in, but right now eric update and tammy baldwin. >> what is it looke, the prospects for another term? >> tammy baldwin has been a traditionally strong candidate in wiscons races are decided onr thin margins. she won her second term reelection in 2018 with an1 point margin, which is unheard of in wisconsin. she has attritional he strong candidate, fundraising come out on the trail. any republican strategist would tell you not to underestimate her. we thinkare concerned about the economy, about joe biden's approval rating. it will be a tough challenge for her if eric hovde is thecandid'd as much as $20 million of his own money on this race. >> what about fundraising for her part? >> she has been doing well. she has been bringing and pretty consistently $3.5 million a quarter. we will see national group spending on her behalf as well. >> what issue do voters in wisconsin care about? >> it will remain to be seen how much abortion is an issue. certainly was an important issue in our most recent supreme court election. the economy is an issue here. people a

>> tammy baldwin has been a traditionally strong candidate in wisconsin.ur races are decided on razor thin margins. she won her second term reelection in 2018 with an 11 point margin, which is unheard of in wisconsin. candidate, fundraising come out on the trail. any republican strategist would tell you not to underestimate her. think democrats throughout the country are concerned about the economy, about joe biden's approval rating. it will be a tough challenge for her if eric hovde is the candidate, he's poised to spend as much as $20 million of his own money on this race. >> what about fundraising for her part? >> she has been doing well. shconsistently $3.5 million a quarter. we will see national group spending on her behalf as well. >> what issue do voters in wisconsin care about? >> it will remain to be seen how much abortion is an issue. certainly was an important issue in our most recent supreme court election. the economy is an issue here. people are concerned about infl prices, the bread-and-butter kitchen table issues. >> explain how wisconsin s

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the same goes for great senator tammy baldwin and your incredible congressman gwen moore. her son here? all rig she represents her hometown with such incredible integrity and tenacity. mayor most impressive young mayors i've met and i met all of them, i think. i really mean it. i don't know where you're sitting. there you are. stand up, mr. mayor. i tell everybody don't run for u live and think they can solve all your problems. thank you for your support of the city and this■í project that i'm here to talk about. look, communities everywhere at this boys and girls club -- i've when i was a senator i provided a lot of money when the crime sprees were going on for the boys and girls clubs. what you do is build confidence, you build spirit and a sense of belonging and really matters. this project is for you, a future you really deserve. look, the story of brownsville here in milwaukee is one we see all across the country. our interstate highway system laid out in the 1950's was a ground breaking connection of our country from coast to coast was the purpose testify and transfo

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the same goes for at great senator tammy baldwin and your incredible congressman, glen moore.>> is your son here? all right. well, she represents her hometown with sh incredible integrity and tenacity. mayor johnson. [applause] >> you're one of the most impressive young mayors and i think i've met all of them, i think. i really mean it, i don't know where you're sitting. there you are, stand up, mr. mayor. i warn everybody, don't run for mayor they know where you live and solving the problems. thank you for your passport and communities, look, communities, boys and girls club, i've been a gigantic of boys-- biggest in the country when i was a senatormoney when the cri going on for boys and girls club, you build spirit, sense of belonging and it really matters and this project is for you, a future you really deserve. look, the story of bronzeville here in mwa we see here across the country. our interstate highway system laid out in the'60s, connecting coast to coast, the purpose of it, would transform the way people live, work and travel. instead of connecting communities, it d

with the help of your congressional delegation, especially senator tammy baldwin who worked so hard for are making sure the construction materials for this project are made in america. and if i can digress for one second, look, you know, i've been very involved for a while. i know i look like i just arrived but all kidding aside, i didn't realize, though i was deeply involved initially in the civil rights movement that got me involved to run for the first place, i didn't in roosevelt's term when they were going for the fights to the unions to organize they had a provisional law not many presidents paid attention to that said the congress appropriates money and the president can spend on any project and he must ■'e american worker and he must use american material. folks, very few, very few live by that. very few presidents did that but not anymore. that's why we're creating jobs. look, folks, you've lived and felt the decisions made decades ago. today we're making decisions to do this for decades to come and doing it all across ariaking int comes from two historic laws i signed with the

with the help of your congressional delegation, especially senator tammy baldwin who worked so hard for these funds are making sure the construction materials for this project are made in america. and if i can digress for one second, look, you know, i've been very involved for a while. i know i look like i just arrived but all kidding aside, i didn't realize, though i was deeply involved initially in the civil righolved to run for the t place, i didn't realized banking in roosevelt's term when they were going for the fights to the unions to organize they had a provisional law not many presidents paid attention to that said the congress appropriates money and the president can spend on any project and he must use an american worker and he must use american m very few, very few le by that. very few presidents did that but not anymore. that's why we're creating jobs. look, folks, you've lived and felthe decisions made decades ago. today we're making decisions to do this for decades to come and doing it all across america. this groundbreaking investment comes from two historic laws i signed

in january, senator tammy baldwin, a democrat, wrote a letter to president biden.d for federal support for cities in wisconsin to help with the influx of migrants. during a visit to whitewater in november, republican senator ron johnson blamed what he called a flood of migrants on the biden administration. immigrant advocates worried were arrivals will become political scapegoats. they want to see the new neighbors welcomed to their community. >> it is contributing to the vitality in our community. it is where we see the future. nathan: for pbs news weekend, i am nathan denzin in whitewater, wisconsin. ♪ john: and that is "pbs news weekend." . for this saturday, i am john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> major funding for "pbs news weend." >> consumer cellular, this is sam. how can i help you? >> a pocket dial. >> with consumer cellular you get nationwide coverage with no contract. it is kind of our thing. have a nice day. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. [captioning performed by the

baldwin this cycle. we are getting your view of the house casino majority. llewellyn in bowie, maryland, democratic call. hi lu llewellyn. caller: i don't understand. you had a majority and you do nothing. there is so many of these guys that -- these guys are quitting for a reason. because they know that nothing is happening. they know that, in november, their party is going to be destroyed. and they forget who they work for. they are so self absorbed with their own need. they don't want to pass anything for anybody. they want to fight with -- it should be about this country, and it's not. they don'tits the reason why a bunch of them are quitting. host: all right. after the house passed that $1.2 trillion spending package the vote was 286-34. the senate early saturday morning followed suit, passing it 74-24. the president signed it into law . the passage of that bill in the house triggered marjorie taylor greene to offer a motion to vacate. work -- she says it is just a threat at this point a warning. gr

democrat senator tammy baldwin spending $2 million so migrants can see psychiatrists.e antidepressants. that will assimilate them quickly. give them netflix and they will be like us. liz warren, and spending a million dollars to amplify latin ask small businesses. this is on top of what we found yesterday. money for gay retirement homes, egyptian tuition pack say that time -- five times fast. dei zoos and trans elementary school curriculum. how does it reduce inflation? it doesn't. >> we have a thousand page bill of $1.2 trillion filled with all manners of spending priorities that are adults with the american people. that's what we have in front of us. this bill is over 1000 pages long, contains hundreds of pages of report language, 1400 earmarks and we've had about 24 hours to review it. that is not the way to do business. the american people and families are the ones left holding the bag. >> jesse: one point to trillion dollar financial war crimes passing while republicans control the power of the purse, go figure. republicans have the house, bills like there so why

senator tammy baldwin is up for reelection.a very challenging person for her opponent. she sided with biden 95% of the time but is now trying to say she's very moderate. i think that's a race to watch and again that's those battleground skates -- states. the republican is coming after her heart and will turn that race into one to watch. you will see bill spending a lot of time on that. last from me is nate silver wrote today that the first post state of the union polls and the state of the union overnight poles and the latest head-to-head polling versus trump and biden have not at all been very good for biden. and so you look at the state of the union speech a week ago tomorrow and there were a lot of pundits at another network who said oh my gosh, that was a great speech, he was so good, so feisty, he's so great. let's just all hold hands and go forward. the truth was it was a badly delivered speech. it was yelled at to the american people, it did not go over well and that's why they are having problems. >> judge jeanine: all

senator tammy baldwin is up for reelection. pulled a very challenging person for her opponent, so she is a democrat, she has voted with biden 95.5% of the time, but now she is trying to say i am a very moderate person. i think that is a race to watch. again, was battleground states, wisconsin is certainly one of them, eric hubby is the republican who is coming after her hard and will probably turn that race into one, bill hemmer at the border spending a lot of time at that. nate silver rode today that the first post-state of the union polls and a state of the unit overnight poles and the latest head-to-head polling versus trump and biden have not at all been very good for biden. and so you will look at the state of the speech, a week ago tomorrow, and there were a lot of pundits, like some on another network, who said, oh, my gosh, this was a great speech, he was so good and feisty and amazing. let's just all hold hands and go forward. the truth was it was a badly delivered speech. and it was yelled at to the american people. i

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