. >> i'll talk to republican senator bill cassidy who voted to convict at mr.mp's second impeachment trial about his party's future. >>> border crisis. more than 10,000 haitian migrants huddled at the u.s./mexico country. >> basically third world country conditions. >> that bad? >> that bad. you can't imagine. >> the u.s. planning deportation flights as early as today. >>> joining me are jeff mason, maria teresa kumar and anna palmer, founder of punch bowl news. welcome to sunday it's "meet the press." . >>> good sunday morning. could our fight against the coronavirus turn into our latest forever war? the war we thought we were winning at the beginning of the summer has been complicated by a more resilient named delta and the reluctance by many to get vaccinated. there was mixed messaging about third shots or booster shots. all this comes amid the sobering nudes that the seven-day average of deaths topped 2,000. the number of cases has slowed in recent weeks a hopeful sign that maybe the death rate will soon fall as well. still the mixed messages threatening th

. >> i'll talk to republican senator bill cassidy who voted to convict at mr. trump's second impeachment trial about his party's future. >>> another border crisis. more than 10,000 haitian migrants huddled in an unsanitary tent city at the u.s./mexico border. >> basically third world country conditions. >> that bad? >> that bad. you can't imagine. >> the u.s. planning deportation flights as early as today. joining me for insight and analysis, white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason, maria teresa kumar president and veo of voto latino, rich lowellry from the "national review" and anna palmer for "punchbowl news." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. could our viet against the coronavirus turn into our latest forever war? the war we thought we were winning at the beginning of the summer has been complicated by a more resilient enemy named delta and the reluctance of millions to get vaccinated. there's been cows fooging m

i want to thank senator cassidy for his leadership. as cedric richmond and the federal government. it is true that most people are still without power. most people are still looking for gasoline and food. the truth is that the government is there helping people get back on their feet. it's going to be a long time. no, george, when the penalty for having an abortion after being raped is more severe than the penalty for rape, you know it's a war on women. this is bad. bad news for women. bad news for texas women. bad news for low income and minority women. simply because -- they have gutted roe v. wade. this is bad news. we should act as if what happened in texas is likely to happen in many more states because the supreme court has opened the door for this to happen. i'm not a lawyer. i can tell you one thing, to allow this to go into effect when they have in the past denied other states who tried to have viability at 15 weeks, no. it's bad news. >> chris christie, you are a lawyer. this is incredibly novel right now. it tasks private ci

cassidy: i rise supporting my colleague's proposal. this proposal provides disaster supplemental assistance relief for southwest and southeast louisiana. it extends the national flood insurance program. it funds the government, and it restores funding for israel's iron dome. we are three days away from government shutdown for one reason. democrats control washington. a clean vote on disaster relief and a continuing resolution to fund the government, legislation filed by senators mcconnell and shelby, passes today with overwhelming bipartisan support. we know that. but my democratic colleagues are holding this critical funding set not just to fund the government, but funding set to benefit victims of disasters in my state and elsewhere hostage to fund their planned tax-and-spend extravaganza. disaster victims need disaster relief. it's one month since hurricane ida, six months from unprecedented ice storms, six months since -- excuse me -- 12 months since hurricanes laura and delta wreaked havoc on southwest louisiana. disaster assistan

you heard from senator bill cassidy. go to chad pergram on capitol hill. >> democrats are using the storm to justify their push for the infrastructure bill and the $3.5 trillion billion. it's loaded with environmental provisions. >> this bill will end years of gridlock. make us more resilient to the kinds of devastating impacts from extreme weather we're seeing many so many parts of the country. >> bipartisan members of the louisiana delegation asked for more money to help cover the hurricane damage. troy carter was driving with the president to make the pitch for hurricane relief and tie hurricane aid to the other bills. >> you get caught up in the semantics of calling it hard or soft infrastructure. it's people. it's making louisiana and americans lives better. >> conservatives want to help with disaster aid but may not like other things hooked to the big bills like the debt ceiling. >> it puts members in a bind if they vote no, they will be criticized for opposed urgent funding for hurricanes. >> democrat joe manchin

, others went through the same process cassidy.an appraiser in south dakota, making it more difficult for south dakotaens to purchase a home. i've been working for years to fix that process and i signed legislation into that effect this past session. a lot of unanswered questions here. both the attorney general and a state senate committee will be investigating this matter. >> the sequencing there is what is raising so many questions. lucy kafanov, appreciate, it, thank you. >>> a classly trained chef lost her eyesight. meet a woman who turned her blindness into a way to help others gain independence in the kitchen. >> okay, pull my knife out. i'm putting my knife at the top of the cutting board. my name is regina mitchell. i am a chef who happens to be blind. i teach blind individuals how to cook amazing foods for themselves. i graduated top of my class. i was able to study under other master chefs, globally. thank you. my right eye was giving me a little pain. the pain grew worse. and i couldn't see. i was diagnosed with bilatera

. >> i yield the floor i ask unanimous consent senators cassidy, kennedy be allowed to complete the remarks prior to the vote he is scheduled for a vote that he knows will fail. more than two months since july, republicans have been clear about where we stand we are working together to keep the government open and we are not willing to help democrats raise the debt ceiling while they write a tax spending spree of the proportions. the senate, the house, the white house intended to sidelines and go it alone with american families with historic tax hikes and borrowing. so, they will need to raise the debt limit on a partisan basis as well and they've known that for two months now. just like then senator biden and senator schumer voted no on a debt limit increase and made a unified republican government handle it alone back in the early 2000's. this was happening before. earlier this year, senate democrats requested and one additional reflex ability to make partisan party lines. they have every single tool they need to do their job. the democratic leader, the speaker of the house and the presid

wade is something that the president is doing to distract from his other issues. >> and so, cassidy,n many ways it is a self-professed moderate is cassidy, and this is something that we have heard from the middle of the road democrats who say this is middle of the road and this not an assault on roe v. wade. what is your reaction? >> well, every moment that goes by, and it is a violation, and so every moment that goes by, and that means that next june, the people who want to have an abortion in texas, and have a constitutional of right to do that were denied that right. they were very quick to act in a similar fashion to stop a law that would restrict religious liberty to comply with covid restrictions in california. they would not do that, enter that stay in this case. so i think that i am not as confident as senator cassidy that these five justices will swat away this law. >> barbara mcquade and liz mclaughlin, i appreciate both of you on this labor day weekend. >>> meanwhile, unemployment benefits run out today and millions more will see them reduced and so we are live with what t

>> well, i like bill cassidy.e was a great partner on the infrastructure bill, the bipartisan infrastructure bill, but on this one senator cassidy is not right. all we're doing with raising the debt ceiling, is we're simply saying the united states government is going to go ahead and honor the payments we've already made. we put all this on the credit card, the $5 trillion under president trump, a lot of that i voted for because it was covid relief, but that is all retroactive, retrospective looking. the infrastructure bill that we're talking about, any prospective legislation, that will have to be dealt with at a future debt ceiling. as a matter of fact, andrea, what we should have done and mcconnell even suggested this, leader mcconnell during trump, is we should get rid of this legal fiction that somehow after we've committed dollars we have to come back and in effect sign off on it. that's a crazy washington-imposed fiction that really puts us in a very difficult place. >> senator mark warner, thank you so muc

bill cassidy joins us from baton rouge. thanks for being with us.d you did a flyover of some of the hard-hit areas of the state. what did you see that may not necessarily translate? >> he flew over a place called laplace. it's the first area if you go past lake pontchartrain. there was flooding of the whole community. you don't see the ground. just seawater. lots of wind damage. the less expensive the housing, the more damage. trailer parks, just scattered all over the place, but nicer neighborhoods, as well. as well as wind damage to some structures, but even going through new orleans, there isn't damage, but there weren't lights either. in the northern parishes, there was flooding all through those parishes, not every place but around lake pontchartrain, other areas that were still rising at the time. >> no power, no running water. what are we being told about when those systems will be back up? >> as far as i know, they are not committed to a date to getting them back up. can a generator continuedo work f all the things a hospital needs it for. i

what do you say to romney and cassidy from louisiana about that? >> i think it is pathetic watching republican sellout for $0.05 on the dollar when the amount they are going to get out of this bill compared to the amount labor unions, big government democrats are going to get is about 5% and that is an awfully cheap thing to give up your vote for that kind of a deal. >> last night we asked the question why are so many powerful people so invested in boosting china. we turn our focus to covert origins with the new documents and whistleblower testimony raising new questions for doctor fauci. the ingraham angle investigates in a moment. >> we will hear arguments in row against wade. you may proceed. >> you want to know how abortion became legal in our country i will tell you the true story. >> laura: documents >> documents detailed grant given to the eco-health alliance which filled taxpayer funds to the wuhan institute of virology for back coronavirus research. with documents were previously unpublished proposals that were filed with the niaid, the ar

neil: senator cassidy, good catching up with you, bill cassidy of louisiana were talking about infrastructurefter this. . . neil: all right. holding on to these gains. the dow up 122 points right now. s&p doing okay. the nasdaq not so much. technology names taking it on the chin here in the face of these higher rates. we'll see how that goes. now charles payne. hey, charles. charles: neil, thank you so much my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." the market getting back off the canvas after yesterday's gut punch but it has me wondering have we been spoiled by this rally? we haven't had one single session this year pulled back 3%. is it a cause for concern or should it make us more emboldened? i have a line of guests to help make sense of it all. jay powell's days could be numbered, how

senator cassidy saying if we relate gait the past we'll lose the midterms. gonzalez not running for re-election because he doesn't want to be a republican anymore it seems. where is the republican party right now? >> donald trump still has a death grip on it and even though there's a low turnout yesterday for this rally president trump warned people that it might be a setup for them to be arrested. and so when you look at the republican party it is politically unsafe, untenable. not only to challenge donald trump but to say that he's done anything wrong 'we see that with the retirement of congressman gonzalez that voted to impeach him this year. senator cassidy suffered the slings and arrows. you saw him in that clip on "meet the press." there are some voices in the republican party, loud voices saying that donald trump isn't the way to go but the majority of republican voters are still strong supporters of trump and people at the rally on the hill critical of him thought he did a good job and in favor of trumpism as a political doctrine. >> not only are the

her daughter cassidy and state labor officials, this meeting took place at the time cassidy was applying to become a real estate appraiser for that same department. first reported by the associated press, cassy nome received her certification after completing some additional requirements. governor nome said she never asked for special treatment for her daughter and then was given. >>> still ahead for you, a big step forward for britney spears. the judge's ruling and spears' reaction. that's next. tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side curtain airbags, and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags. all in the hope that you never need any of it. ♪ ♪ bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar

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cassidy appeared on meet the press this morning, where i asked him about the future prospects of his party. >> do you think at this time with where the party is choosing to go right now, with donald trump, that that is a losing strategy for the midterms at this point? >> if we relitigate the past, we lose. we have to speak about the future. now again, our country is looking for something that brings back the prosperity we have pandemic. if we speak about recovering that we, win. >> all right so there is a lot to discuss, let's bring in our all-star panel for the hour, manny has a needs no introduction, but i'm going to give him one anyway, he is the host of the many hassan show, which immediately proceeded the show. daniel moody is the host of woke a f daily. and john have a senior political reporter for nbc, digital, he's also the coauthor of lucky. how joe biden barely won the presidency. it's great to have you with us. jonathan i want to start with you because the democrats had a rough week. they are getting another piece of bad information for them just within the last hour. so w

cassidy appeared on "meet the press" this morning, where chuck todd asked him about the future prospectshis party. >> do you think at this time, with where the party is choosing to go right now with donald trump, that that is a losing strategy for the midterms at this point? >> if we relitigate the past, we lose. we've got to speak about the future. now, again, our country is looking for something which brings back the prosperity we had pre-pandemic. if we speak about recovering that, we win. >> so there is a lot to discuss. let's bring in our all star panel for the hour. mehdi hasan needs no introduction, i'll give him one anyway. he's host of "the mehdi hasan show" which immediately preceded this show. jonathan allen is senior political reporter for nbc news digital and the co-author of "lucky: how joe biden barely won the presidency." johnathan, the democrats have had a rough week. they're getting another piece of bad information just within the last hour or so because we've just learned the senate parliamentarian ruled against allowing the democrats to include a pathway to legal stat

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man and it was only breaking, restraining order. megan says corranio investigations into a death in cassidy can be a long, arduous journey offering. lisa resolution. i got a guy know prison guard or police officer has ever been convicted over an indigenous death in the, in a straight. c run, that is not thing. that is much office. you need to know what's going on with your loved one. what worries laugh lives like. what worries laugh my next like? was there some other right of another that course with dave of their loved ones whose every week megan and jerry give psycho social support to families caught up in the states criminal justice system. they say it's a form of assistance missing in western australia. giles we need to have some kids with that they have that a 3 out of 4 people living below the poverty line. since the 1st people's have been to jail, have been to jail and likely to go again. unless we actually support them in the ways that we have to, the reality is that their issues are so deep. their issues are so damaging, so hurtful so toxic. so alone that they need support, they ne

back in louisiana senator bill cassidy tells abc news the infrastructure bill being considered by congress includes billions of dollars to harden the electric grid. money he says is much needed. >> right now four parishes in which there's no electricity unless it's provided by a generator. they are the folks we have to be concerned about. >> as for the remnants of ida and flooding threat in the northeast we'll get the accuweather forecast in a few moments. >>> the governor of texas expected to sign an election law which would ban drive-through and 24-hour voting and impose an i.d. voting requirement by mail. democrats call it voter suppression. republicans say it will protect the integrity of elections. >>> turning to the pandemic, a school district in texas stopped in-person learning after two teachers died from covid during the first week of classes. about 7,500 public schoolteachers have tested positive. the governor banned school districts from imposing mask mandates. meanwhile in florida the state is withholding the salaries of school board members who enforce mask mandates despite a

[cheers and applause] that was "river" by leon bridges, cassidy requested that song.ause there is kind of an overarching theme about washing your slate clean and a fresh start and starting over -- there is a lyric in the song, when you surrender to the good lord, he will wipe your slate clean. if so i a personal connection because i worked in health care for ten years. >> kelly: thank you so much. >> it was not really my passion or my dream, so in the last couple of years i wiped my slate clean and started my own business. it is a wine business, i am a certified sommelier. so i do like classes, wine classes and tastings and started my own wine label, and i just think that there a lot of people in the world that are living in the drift and not pursuing their dreams and their passion. so the song is really cool and encouraging, because i feel like it's never too late to have a fresh start and to start clean. >> kelly: as far as i am concerned, you are saving health care, because wine is healthy. i love wine. it's good for your heart they tell me. so thank you so much, a

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and german systems who we cannot do, who we should put them into longer term, cassidy for how we should reduce their radius faction to 0 by depriving them with their liberty the only that will bring security to our country's currency. the west african nation of guinea rarely draws global headlines, but a military coup there, how sent shock waves through commodity markets. that's because it's a key metal producer. and with a dramatic spike in ela, minium prices, some market players have spotted a chance to cash in or t. daniel hawkins, have been taking a closer look. this isn't the 1st 2 in guineas recent history. in fact, it's one of several people in a number of former french african colonies in just a few months. presidents of the impoverished west african states taken into custody while the countries special forces. their constitution dissolved by nationwide curfew declared with any refusal for officials to cooperate deemed a rebellion. the mutiny is certainly mean business, but claim is all for the greater good will no longer entrust politics to one man will trust it to the people.

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promised centrist democrats she would pass $1.2 trillion bill by monday and according to ask leo senator cassidy along with romney, collins, murkowski and others are trying to sabotage members of their own party by undercutting their own efforts in the house to scuttle the bill. senate republicans are now fighting the conservatives in the house to help policy bring bacon to their home district. here is congressman jim banks, chair of the republican study committee. this is so and raging, democrats are engaged in this wild inflating, romney and murkowski come in for the safe. >> it is and raging. the good news is house republicans remain unified in opposition to this infrastructure bill. earlier this week i call on house leadership to impose formally by whipping against the fake infrastructure bill among house republicans and you should be glad to know steve scalise, the republican whip, conservative leader himself came to the republican study meeting i chair on wednesday before our members and made the formal announcement that house republicans are formally opposed to the infrastructure bill mea

cassidy: i rise supporting my colleague's proposal.s proposal provides disaster supplemental assistance relief for southwest and southeast louisiana. it extends the national flood insurance program. it funds the government, and it restores funding for israel's iron dome. we are three days away from government shutdown for one reason. democrats control washington. a clean vote on disaster relief and a continuing resolution to fund the government, legislation filed by senators mcconnell and shelby, passes today with overwhelming bipartisan support. we know that. but my democratic colleagues are holding this critical funding set not just to fund the government, but funding set to benefit victims of disasters in my state and elsewhere hostage to fund their planned tax-and-spend extravaganza. disaster victims need disaster relief. it's one month since hurricane ida, six months from unprecedented ice storms, six months since -- excuse me -- 12 months since hurricanes laura and delta wreaked havoc on southwest louisiana. disaster assistance i

it will be hard for senator bill cassidy of louisiana to not want to go on board with some parts of theinfrastructure. the money that didn't make it into bipartisan infrastructure about climate and clean energy and resiliency of these coastal lines, potentially they want to -- i cannot say republicans putting their name on anything that has massive tax hikes. lisa: how much will this be the focus versus the international focus. how does he coordinate with the shift back to domestic after the aftermath of afghanistan? >> you had white house aides brief democratic senate aides about the debt ceiling. this will be another massive show down. you already see the white house wanting to move forward to discuss the -- the domestic agenda. they have tons of teams in the white house presenting the president with what his next item needs to be. i imagine the white house isn't -- is excited to move forward to leaving afghanistan behind in terms of continuous press questions and move toward infrastructure. the problem is, there will be hearings on this and we still have americans in afghanistan that

this dynamic up by going for the fake amnesty thank you senator mcconnell, senator kennedy, senator cassidy set this up. the met gala appearance by our favorite congresswoman and details about her dress designer. raymond arroyo hasn't seen and unseen next. it's time for my monthly book club! it's an opportunity for us girls to connect and remind each other who's on mute. and this is how we have to meet. because when we spend time indoors with people, we can still spread covid faster than nancy's gossip. that's why i'm still masking wherever i go. because until i'm vaccinated, a mask helps slow the spread. which means the sooner i can get back to a friend's house to judge their interior design. we can't hear you, dolores! >> time for seen and unseen, we expose the cultural stories of the day. raymond arroyo, last night you texted me run to your tv because the emmy awards are on and they did rebound a little bit from last year. >> last year was an all-time low and their ratings rose 16% but they lost 47% of their audience over the last two years. you might ask why. aside from the crown a mass

policy that we are purpura -- proposing to address the climate crisis, and i will note that senator cassidy from -- also noted the recent infrastructure events reiterate that. >> when the president signed a version of that task force that is not fully fund his starter production? sec. psaki: i will not negotiate from here, but the president put those proposals in the package because he feels they are vitally important to addressing the climate crisis, and the climate crisis is one of four crises he has identified from the beginning as central to the issues he will address as president. i will say that, as people look to the next couple of weeks, the very expansive legislative agenda we are putting together -- the president is quite focused on the investment that will help cut cost for the american people in a range of ways, whether it is the child tax credit, taking childcare less expensive, making college more affordable, and he is equally as more -- focused on making the wealthiest americans and corporations pay more. he thinks that that is fair. he thinks that is how we can deliver a qua

democrats she would pass the one-point trillion dollar bill by monday in now according to axial, senator cassidyalong with romney portman and others, our trying to sabotage members of their own party by undercutting their own efforts in the house to scuttle the bill , so the senate republicans are now siding the conservative in the house to help pelosi jus to bring home bacon to their home district. here is jim banks, congressman, this is so enraging as the democrats are engaged in this wild infighting, romney and markowski come in with the save. >> it is enraging great let me tell you, the good news is that house republicans remain unifie in opposition to the fake infrastructure bill. earlier this week i called on them to oppose by whipping against the fake infrastructure bill, and you should be glad to know that steve's police, republican whip conservative leader himself came to the republican study committee meeting that i chair on wednesday before our members an made the formal announcement that house republicans are formally opposed to the infrastructure bill meaning tha they were unified o

what president biden's decision to withdraw from afghanistan did forget us louisiana senator bill cassidy says the bipartisan infrastructure bill already includes some mitigation measures and says the country can't afford the second bills high price tag. >> but president biden and most democrats say the cost of not fighting climate change is much greater reporting in washington. alexandra limon. >> time for another check of our weather forecast here on the west coast. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on the warming trend. we're continuing to see over the next couple of yeah. going to see it today and to tomorrow now there's a little wrinkle in here that hra cost us a couple degrees. but it's more cosmetic than anything else. probably going to be some scattered clouds going on for tonight. that man rob us a little bit of a way of fog. it's going to aloft, unfortunately to bring any rain with any of that. but the thing we look out for all of this is the instability factor that is problematic. if that were to cause some instability. we could get some of that old fashioned dry ligh

senator cassidy is exactly right.f what happened in the storm. in new orleans the levees held that was a great federal infrastructure project after 800,000 people got killed in katrina. here we didn't get anybody killed maybe one auto death why? no flooding, the federal levees held there hasn't been much property damage it looks bad on tv in the city itself, electricity is coming back on and i think what we just talked about is right, you have to protect the electricity grid that's the next infrastructure project we have. not just for hurricanes. that's when storms hit the northeast. that's when you have major storms we have a fragile electricity grid i've been traveling around and looking at tesla energy with elon musk and i'm looking how these power backed walls and centralized grids are coming online that's what we'll need in the future >> walter, to take on big infrastructure projects like that it's no joke because even the regulatory permits for electric companies trying to do some of these changes is not easy if