joe king, head of the international gas union, he told us, writing off gas as a major source of global energy is both premature and shortsighted. that we are not already that that's accept the renewable energy in the crew scale. this is an anal tubal, but i think of this a guest has an important role. can i me wise? and that in bottom with wise, the balance between a supply and demand is destroyed. that's why and the gas price as a falling off of that to the main reason you got that electricity and the candidate by the natural gas and coal. but somebody have to pay it and the, the complement, and the by subsidy on the customers. so that is as if we cannot accept the price over the electricity. this is a kind of a catastrophe than those stream. and the sal streaming really for why the security that so euro energize and the warm are moving the program. all know, educational authorities in the u. s. are asking the government to use empty terror laws and unfold the f. b. i against parents who complain about what their children are being taught to unordered to where in the classroom, namely

it does include this other element, which mitch mcconnell is teaching the democrats, the joe mansion, the angis king, the people holding back of adjusting the 60-vote threshold. he's teaching them the best lesson yet this year that's actually happening on the senate floor at the moment about why that 60-vote threshold needs to go. >> i mean, everything that's terrifying, everything that is dysfunctional in our politics can in someways be attributed at this point to the filibuster, right? it's not only -- it's the debt ceiling, it's although joe biden is still working to put together 50 votes for this reconciliation package, the way -- the only reason he has to legislate in this ridiculous way that he has to kind of cram his entire legislative agenda to be put in one bill that can only be passed through this procedual trick is because the republicans refuse to allow sort of regular order and so you could imagine a, you know, if they sort of broke this up and passed each piece individually some republicans would have some incentive to at least negotiate on things like paid leave, you know, instead, we

it does include this inner realm, that mitch mcconnell is teaching the democrats, that joe manchin, the angus king, the people who've been holding back on that notion, of adjusting the 60 vote threshold, he's teaching them, the best lesson yet this year. that's actually happening. on the senate floor at the moment. about why that 60 vote threshold needs to go. >> i mean, everything that's terrifying, everything that is dysfunctional in our politics can in some ways be attributed at this point to, filibuster. it's not only the debt ceiling, although, joe biden is still working to put together 50 votes for this reconciliation package. the only reason that he has to legislate, in this ridiculous way, that he has to cram his entire legislative agenda, to be put in one bill that can only be passed through this post regional script. is because republicans refused to allow, sort of regular order. and so, you can imagine, if they sort of broke this up and passed each piece individually. some republicans would have some incentive to, at least negotiate on things like paid leave. you know, instead we the on

everybody talk about joe manchin being the king maker.s really krysten sinema from what i understand. based on my sources that are -- these wall street guys plugged in because they're trying to gauge what's going on here, she wants nothing to do with the 3.5 trillion thing. she said that to people. it's the 1.5 trillion that she probably would dollars to doughnuts is okay with. >> neil: she hasn't said. joe manchin has. it's always in the details. we don't know her priorities. right now she's in arizona. we don't know. >> she's channelling john mccain. john mccain from what i understand, the devils will be in the details, see what happens, john mccain, if you knew john mccain, he would vote against both of these things. both of them off the bat. they don't -- they don't do what needs to be done going forward. the country is opening up, the vaccines are working. delta is going down. that's the best in this package. we're throwing money in expanding the welfare state and money we don't have, raising taxes at a time we shouldn't. we have pro

fortunately i'm not talking about a steven king mostly dreadful but joe biden house of horrors that'sy real here's character use may encounter in dreadful house of horror dr. frankenstein joe biden himself why is that because joe likes bringing dead ideas back to life. dead ideas like wealth tax you know we've tried that before. stealing people's money and stuff tag it and flushing it down the toilet bowl like government doses and then you get to government outside of our military and court is it is a total complete waste of time better off burning this is same old lie that's never worked and been tried in past but try it again. sadly this who horror show is oy getting started that brings us to character number two in house and yes secretary and treasury janet yellen wants tax financial gail in income that doesn't actually exist yeast and suck the economy dry. >> wealth tax, but it would help get at capital ingas large part of the incomes of the wealthiest individuals, and right now escape taxation. >> how does that make you feel tax income you don't have yet you know tax income on yo

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king, our president of the united states, joe biden. >> thank you. thank you, kamela.president, i already thank you for your stew wardship. you know, here in the heart of the capitol of the united states of america the tensions and the heed of the nation are bitterly on display. dr. king stands determined and brave looking out on the promised land, across the tidal basin stands another giant, thomas jefferson whose words declared the very idea of america that we are all created equal, endowd with certain inalienable rights and we all deserve to be treated equally, throughout our lives. to state the obvious, no audience knows it better than this one. we have never lichd up to that idea. but we've never walked away from it fully. you've never pac u walked away. in a sermonsh to the march in washington, dr. king called on all of many earthquake to live up to the full median promise of our declaration of independence. and so, i stand here in perpetuity in time, land and inspiration inspires us and challenges us, reminds us how far we've come, where we need to go, how far -

as today's vote on joe manchin's legislation approached, even senator king said he was coming to a new understanding on this issue. he came to the conclusion that the filibuster will need to be changed to protect voting rights, again, because the stakes are so high here. he told my colleague nicolle wallace yesterday that, quote, democracy itself is more important than any senate rule, and going further than that, senator king took to the senate floor and delivered a lengthy erudite and impassioned, interesting, thought-provoking speech in support to have the voting rights bill. and it is worth hearing because of his moderation and his bipartisan independence. but it is also worth hearing the speech here. somebody not given to high hyperbole to say the least, it is important to hear someone like him lay out the historical moment as he sees it. he calls it a hinge of history that will determine whether the american democratic experiment will survive. he sees them coming over the horizon. arriving since the next presidential election. something to be honest, republicans really are laying

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drawls so much inspiration and reminds so many of the work and the words of doctor king, our president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] >> thank you, kamala. [applause] thank you all, so very much. mr. president. [laughter] thank you for your stewardship. you know, here in the heart of the capital of the united states of america, tensions are vividly on display. doctor king stood determined and brave looking out at the promised land across the tidal basin stands another giant, thomas jefferson, whose words declared the very idea of america that we are all created equal, endowed with certain inalienable rights. we all deserve to be treated equally throughout our lives. to state the obvious, nobody knows it better than this, we have never lived up to that idea. but we have never walked away from it fully. we've never walked away. in a sermon to the march on washington, doctor king called on all americans to live up to the full meaning and promise of our declaration of independence. and so we stand here in perpetuity and conversations that challenge us and remind us how far we've come, where we need to

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this as cnn's manu raju reports, key moderate democratic senator joe manchin is now embroiled in a public feud with the kingprogressives himself, senator bernie sanders. >> reporter: with the party's agenda at risk of collapsing, senator joe manchin has a message for bernie sanders. don't blame him. >> he says you're holding up the biden agenda. >> there's 52 senators who don't agree. okay? and there's two that want to work something out if possible in a most rational, reasonable way. >> reporter: sanders, a democratic socialist from vermont, pushing one of the most ambitious proposals. a reduction in greenhouse gases by 50%. tuition-free community college. paid family and medical leave. and expansion of medicaid which he considers a red line. and all to the tune of $3.5 trillion. but manchin, who hales from west virginia, a state donald trump won by nearly 40 points last year opposes many of those ideas. and wants to keep the price tag at $1.5 trillion. manchin in particular has angered sanders for saying this. >> i don't believe that we should turn our society into an entitlement society. i think we shoul

as today's vote on joe manchin's legislation approached, even senator angus king said he was coming to a new understanding of this issue, coming around to the conclusion that the filibuster will need to be changed, to protect voting rights. again, because the stakes are so high here. it's all my colleague nicole wallace yesterday that democracy itself is more important than any senate rule. going further than that, senator king went to the senate floor and delivered a lengthy impassioned area day, interesting, thought-provoking speech in support of today's voting rights bill. it is worth hearing both because of his moderation and his bipartisan instincts, and his independence, but it's also worth hearing just a bit of the speech because it is sobering to hear someone like senator king, someone not given hyperbole to say the least, it is important to say someone like him. the historical moment he sees our country is being as we know he calls it a hinge of history that will determine whether the american democratic experiment will survive. it is also worth hearing the very specific hungr

king . our president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all so very much.mister president, thank you for your stewardship. you know, here in the heart of the capital, the united states of america the tensions and then heat of the nation are vividly on display. doctor king stands brave looking up to the promise land across the title basin stands another giant, thomas jefferson was words declared the very idea of america that we all are created equal and endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights and all deserve to be treated equally. to state the obvious, nobody knows it better than this one. we've never livedup to that idea . but we've never walked away from it fully . we've never walked away. and in his sermon, to the march in washington doctor king called on all americans to live up to the fullmeaning and promise of our declaration of independence . it if so we stand here in perpetuity. in timely and timeless conversation to inspire us and challenge us reminds us how far we've come and how far how much longer the journey is. it's a conversatio

king. our president of the united states, joe biden. [ applause ] kws. >> thank you, kamala.t -- [ laughter ] >> thank you for your stewardship. you know, here in the heart of the capital of the united states of america the tensions and the heat of the nation are vividly on display. dr. king stands determined and brave looking out to the promises land. across the tidal basin stands another giant of our history, thomas jefferson whose words declared the very idea of america that we're all created equal, ento you by our creator with certain inail nabil rights and all deserved to be treated equally to. state the obvious, no one knows it better than this one, we've never lived up to that idea, but we've never walked away from it fully. we've never walked away. in his sermon to the march in washington, dr. king called on all america to live up to the full meaning and promise of our declaration of independence, and so we stand here in perpetuity, in timely and timeless conversation that inspires us and challenges us, reminds us how far we've come, where we need to go and how far --

joe exotic is apparently back. netflix dropped season two the tiger king, but this time mr.c is in a cage of his own. >> [inaudible] >> carol knows something. >> we have more money than god right now. julian: season two is full of the same players as before, carol baskin, jeff lowe, and the one and only joe exotic, still serving a 22 year prison sentence after his murder for hire schemes targeting his rival, carol baskin. this was a big early pandemic watch. kumasi: i remember. julian: i've seen enough carol baskin, though. that i watched the trailer and did not see enough of her. kumasi: i wondered why she wouldn't be -- maybe she is doing her own thing. i don't know. we will see. it will be entertaining -- you haven't watched it, mike? mike: i couldn't after finishing squid game. i need something to cleanse my conscience, go to ted lasso and then the tiger king. the push and pull of emotions is real. this is like me trying to stay awake during the world series, slowly getting darker and darker and darker as the fog gets thicker and thicker. more visibility in the north bay

and so, a man named joe terronez who passed away a couple of years ago, he actually figured out from listening to martin luther kingpeople, that one of the ways to gain recognition is to vote. and he and a buddy went around and they would pay for the people to get their pictures taken to go with their registration, then they would drive them to register to vote. and by doing that, he was able to get himself elected to the city council and then he started pushing for the renaming of the street and he went all the way to the department of the defense, proved that this street in its tiny size had sent more people off to fight than any other place of similar size and was able to get the street renamed, and eventually to become the mayor of little silvis. but that was actually 1968 was when they finally got it recognized and just one of those little footnotes of history, this street wasn't paved for another seven years. damian: how appropriate. a great story. carlos, thank you for that. and joel, what does it say about the chicano veteran, the latino veteran, and you heard what carlos said. what does it say that in the

unlike joe biden, i don't think i'm a king or an emperor, i'm a constitutional lawyer.ing in and we appreciate it. so is a $10,000 threshold a fix? studies showing most americans will still be subject to surveillance as we just showed you. let's ask fox news contributor, former dallas fed advisor, and democratic strategist, laura americans have never been crazy about the irs, we don't like the idea of people going through our papers, but do you really think that giving them this extra access is something that's going to help democrats politically? >> here is who i think it's going to help. it's going to help every teacher, every cop, every grocery worker, everybody that gets a w-2 and already has the irs up in their business. nobody likes the tax man, but i tell you what, americans want the tax man to find the tax cheats. hundreds of billions of dollars in tax money that's not going to our veterans, not going into our classrooms, not helping our first responders, and not helping our moms and dads. we need to make sure that we get those dollars, and that's why the biden

king's college in manhattan. welcome. >> good to see you. >> mike: west virginia senator joe manchin is pretty matter-of-fact about the situationke a listen. >> any of them who believe they're much more aggressive are much more liberal. elect more liberals i guess. >> here represents a ruby red state. is manchin doing what he is supposed to do? >> the people of his state one for president trump of the last election by a wide margin. he has people in the state who care about fiscal sanity and he is hearing them as he looks at the bills that are insane by any measurement comes to spending. the centrists are pushing back. they feel like the president has thrown them under the bus. he has cast his lot with the left. they feel betrayed by him. they are standing up who may be for the first time in this administration. we'll see how long it lasts. they have a lot to push back on. the truth is if we move forward with 3.5 trillion or more in spending in this country, we are going to watch inflation accelerate. that's bad news across the board. >> mike: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and her progressive callings are quite frustra

i'm john king in washington, a very consequential day, 23-plus minutes, president joe biden pitching his agenda from the east room. he says he has a framework with congress and calls it truly consequential. the president says democrats are prepared to make historic investments right now in the nation. he promises it will change the lives of millions. he says this is a fundamental game-changer for working families, but the president says he has a framework but he does not have is a deal which is why what you just heard from the president of the united states, a bit of a gamble, a victory lap before he gets to the finish line. joining us to wrap up what we heard from the president in a day of remarkable developments up on capitol hill, cnn's kaitlan collins, manu raju, dana bash and david chalian. manu, i want to speak with you. speaking in the east room, the flags behind him and the trashings of the presidency. this is a fait accompli. democrats have fundamentally agreed to rewrite the big social safety net and we're going to pass the big infrastructure plan. that's not done or even g

the kings in the global supply chain and been getting worse and worse. today, president joe convened a meeting with shipping companies, retailers, poor operators and unions. and delivered a speech about his plans to ease the backlog. we will talk more about that. but before we do, i think it's kind of important to first take a step back. because the supply chain issues which sounds sort of technical and weird, are just one small aspect of something much bigger, and much more profound. it seems almost silly to state this obvious, facts but we have lived through, and still living, through a once in his century catastrophe. we have lost 720,000 of our fellow americans, more every day. this pandemic has affected every aspect of american daily life, unlike anything sense i think at least world war ii. it is also affected every country around the globe. it has created disruptions to social life, and economics, government, politics, business, in every simple direction. but i think, maybe because we are still in, it and maybe because humans are very good acclimating to new things, a

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remains something of a political miracle that joe manchin can be elected in the state of west virginia, with the word democrat beside his name. and angus king is afraid to have that word behind beside his name in the state of maine. >> and bernie sanders was offered the democratic party's endorsement the last time he ran, and he said i don't want it. i'm not gonna lose any sleep over this. for some of the reason that david suggests, joe manchin is negotiating right now. i don't think will end up with a better be 1.7 five trillion, or 1.8 trillion out of here. i think it's a negotiation, i think they're probably gonna end up probably around 1.9. it's the details like serena said, that matter the most. all return the favor with angus king, if you have any of these viewers who have not seen the speech today, in 50 years of being around the senate i could count on the fingers of one hand speeches that were as significant, eloquent, and important. and when angus king talks about the dangers toot of democracy, and the need to change the rules, and thank you angus for mentioning the idea -- that others are going to take it seriously. but if he swi

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joe, where did your mask go? the president caught without a face mask at a swank from restaurant. must be good to be king.s king and douglas murray are next. er the bermuda triangl. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. kidney alert for type 2 diabetes! forty percent of people with type 2 diabetes will develop chronic kidney disease, or ckd. did you know ckd can lead to kidney failure and dialysis? kidney alert! ckd often has no symptoms until it's too late! help protect your kidneys. call your doctor for a uacr test. it shows one of the earliest signs for ckd. visit kidneyalert.com! ♪ >> will: democrats are busted once again for this weekend president joe biden was caught walking through a restaurant without a mask on. despite d.c.'s strict indoor mask mandates and meanwhile, over in chicago, chicago mayor lori light fight the greatest dictator of all was all smiles as she sat maskless in the stands at a wnba game. the wnba championship game chicago sky. while everyone around her remained muzzled, it makes you

joe manchin was against it. during a cnn town hall this week, the president reminded americans in a 50/50 senate, every senator is king. we know another big point of contention is still how to pay for these proposals. the president has wanted to raise the overall corporate tax rate, but a different democrat, senator krysten sinema of arizona, has been against that. the white house and congressional leaders are now negotiating other possible changes to the tax code like perhaps a minimum corporate tax rate. the white house says the president still wants the whole plan to be completely paid for. and the white house is also arguing that even a more trimmed down version of this package would still be transformational for americans with major investments in child care, setting up universal pre-k, and for the first time, providing paid family and medical leave for americans. speaker pelosi yesterday said she thinks democrats are 90% there. whit? >> almost there but a lot to work through. maryalice parks, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> we're going to stay in washington. the supreme court is refusing to block the te

joe biden just said is completely untrue. it is a lie. period. we can say it with authority since we work here. >> is he king leader? what is up with the we? who you are talking about, buddy? the royal we? editorial? it's true, actually, that what biden said was technically inprecise. but tucker karlsson seems unclear about the policy and the place where they just have a show. so here it is. fox news employees are required to be vaccinated or get tested every day. i will will quote, the executive vice president of human resoerss at fox news parent fox corp said in a memo, the company is requiring all unvaccinated employees to be tested each day, not just once a week in order to work in company facilities. again, just so the folks that understand, this is five times as onerous as biden's own policy on vaccines. we also know fox news employees wear masks just like at this footage from the opening of the newly renovated washington, d.c., bureau. every single person is wearing a mask. so despite all that, fox news personalities rant and the grandiose terms about it's the end of western civilization as we know it. not a

joe biden be doing this? >> we have been saying that for months. when you see senator king who's a independent or very much for keeping the filibuster the same, maybe we now need to look in a car, the pressure is on now for everyone that comes back to the table including the president, not one republican would allow the debate. the ones that have put the pressure on them is not the civil rights leaders or democrats but the republicans. they are saying we are not going to debate it, we are not going to give you a choice. the white house, the vice president harris came out and saying we won't give up and we'll come out swinging. >> i think the republicans have put their backs to the walls and not just those who have been calling. >> i adpree. >> republicans have their backs against the wall. this looks bad for them. again, blocking the debate and votes on all these measures. it's extraordinary cynical. democrats have to be tough. mitch mcconnell did a filibuster carvel. he provided a safe guard. the single most important thing for conservatives, supreme court. single most imp

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it comes as joe biden reverses ban on abortion referring clinics. fox news contributor alveda kingnow. good morning. >> good morning, ainsley. hello, everybody. ainsley: yes, hello to everybody. shellie lynn thornton said when she was growing up and high school years biggest concern shoes and boys and then the "national enquirer" does a story on her and reveals her birth identity and then her adopted mother. her mother says to her let me tell you the story of who you are and who your biological mother is. what's your reaction to this? >> well, let me first say about shelly. she is entitled to her emotions. this america. we have feelings and we must be compassionate to everybody. i understand exactly what shellie is saying. my mother wanted to abort me in 1950. and my grandfather, martin luther king sr. said no, that's a real person. i saw her in a dream. three years ago she had bright skin and bright red hair and she is going to bless many people. with that prophetic ultrasound i was allowed to live. shellie, i get it, i really do and i want to pray for shellie because i understand

joe manchin said i would oppose an electricity standard which would reduce emissions by half over the next decade. he's not the only one resisting going green. in his home state west virginia, coal is king. manchin's constituents remain deeply skeptical of global warming despite witnessing its traumatic impact firsthand. cnn reports. >> our house is ready to fall. >> we're in the car and the car is flooding full of water. >> reporter: flood water submerged people, cars and homes in what was dubbed the thousand year flood. the town in west virginia almost wiped off the map in 2016, and this past summer parts of the state saw more flooding. from raging deadly floods to widespread drought, west virginians over the past few years have faced weather whiplash and scientists predict it will get worse. >> it's rising about a foot an hour. >> reporter: jimmy raider, a retired iraq war veteran survived the deadly 2016 west virginia flooding, but his home did not. five years later he's still rebuilding. in the meantime, he, his wife and three dogs called this camper home. >> it's really tough with my ptsd. being in such tight quarters. >> reporter: look around the small west virginia town of cland

look toa queen or king or dictator , a solution because you can't find if you will negotiate to the center of our system. >> you also in your book right officials to the anti-policies, joe lyons and democrats and my observation is has been that the leadership in both parties in the house and i won't comment so much in the senate but on the house, that they tend to be much more captives to the harder elements of the base within their caucuses. that is, that they will, that's where they are as leaders because that's where the numbers are. you take some of the agreements this bipartisan infrastructure. for example where this deal was passed out by leaders, by leaders, it was half out by the more pragmatic on also more centrist members in the senate and to a certain extent in the house were also participating in the problem solvers caucus and look at that and say the leaders are the ones who should be really trying to help push those compromises together. i don't thinkthey're capable of doing it .chuck schumer has got a lot on his mind right now and aoc a primary him and mccarthy was to be secure. he's worried about elements of the freedom caucus who will try to take him do

joe biden and get the details directly. it was amazing how open he was. it's a struggle when you only have 50 votes in the senate which means anybody can be the king-maker or queen-maker in tease negotiations. there was a sense that it is close and the sense of putting pressure on the lawmakers right now is just the timing. one thing that was really interesting to me earlier this week was how explicit president biden was to members of congress about how he wants a plan, a deal, a framework in hand before he goes to cop-26, the big climate summit next week in glasgow and it's important to him and the united states chrisability in the world and i think democratic lawmakers got that message and part that have is why they are scrambling so quickly. >> look, the democratic family is incredibly diverse, younger members and older members. people from the coast and different parts of the country where the economic conversations are very different. there's legitimate disagreement on some of the policy details, not just because it's liberal/conservative because it's somebody from new york versus somebody from texas and west virginia and the support saying point of p

kings county district attorney's homicide division. in 1973, he was elected to the new york state assembly representing north brooklyn. joehe third member of his family to serve in the new york state assembly as his father and grandfather had also been elected to the assembly. during decades of public service, joe was a recognized champion, a fair labor practices, criminal justice reform, and environmental protection. because of his knowledge, experience and negotiation skills, joe was appointed to ,n serve on various commissions, committees, and panels. he compared the committee on criminal and civil codes, the new york city community action board, the assembly public protection budget committee, the assembly committee on public employees, the assembly administrative regulations commission to create the state's open meeting laws and the committee on governmental employees which overseas the state's pension and employee benefits presiding over the states divestiture of its pension which you understand investments in south africa as well a a multitude of bills strengthening organized labor. additionally he chaired the asse

joe. >> it really is. the biggest story of all since 1978, the night bucky had his name in place, he's as bad as king george the iii. there goes him hitting a home run. lemire and i were covered in calvinist dusts. we were so negative. i still remember this moment as every yankees fan. we were in the middle of winning the world series a few years back. she said, i was standing behind a priest as bucky betts' ball when up. you heard sam stein says we'll lose 19-2. no, you are wrong, it will be 25-3. that's how we are going into this one-game wild card playoff. how about you? >> i can't believe you would open the show with bucky? >> why not go back to root trade and make it official? >> let's be honest of what's going to happen here. we understand and we have said it all along. the yankees is going to win the world series this year. we are happy here. you guys let us in the back door. we'll play a little catch with you tonight. we know how it's going to end. >> this is from the school of we are playing north carolina at&t, we hope they stay on the field. mike barnicle called it a gift from the baseball god. t

python and the holy grail where king arthur slices off the arms of the black knight and the guy says oh, it's nothing, just a flesh wound. i've had worse. it was like joe his arms and legs cut off and he says it's no big deal, it's just a flesh wound. this is an administration completely detached from reality. dagen: steve forbes, jump in here. but they have to be, when you have people continuing to drop out of the workforce, their entire plan with this $5 trillion bernie sanders spending extravaganza, it's just additional welfare programs, to discourage people from working starting with the child allowance. steve: well, that's right. four new entitlements, not to mention what they're going to do to medicare, try have a one payer system in this country. governor, i'm wondering how do you think this is going to play out in the virginia governor's race, you're interested in the governor's race in a certain state in 2022 which seems to be going well, is this going to -- is that governor's race in virginia going to be a harbinger that we can actually kill this atrocious 3.5, 5.5 trillion destroyer of america bill? can that be stopped? >> you know, steve, i