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monday, texas republican senator john cornyn and senate majority leader chuck schumer said the crux of the bail is a multi-billion dollar investment to reduce u.s. made semiconductor chips, sadly, america's lagging behind the technology is found in everything from cell phones to cars to medical equipment. and right now china is dominating global supply. one of the most important struggles of this century will be the fight for global semiconductor supply. so much to during a virtual roundtable with business and union leaders, president biden urged congress to get the bill passed as quickly as possible for own safety said kind of grow the ceo of lockheed martin, which builds military aircraft, told the president that technology is too important to national security to outsource to china. we've got to have confidence in the security of the hardware itself that >> it hasn't been tampered with or degraded when we receive that to put it into. >> our aircraft. >> now, while there is bipartisan by and there are still several republicans who plan to vote against this legislation later this afte

panetta, george miller chuck schumer, and he's not on the california delegation marty russo chuck schumer. there was john worth a cabal of men that sounds weird, but you know, i mean that i was like wow this nancy pelosi. it's like boom. she's all the appropriations committee. boom. she's chair of the california delegation. boom. she's rising in leadership people that helped her and but i'm never clear that's interesting. and then also did she have an ambition to be speaker when she got there or like it was just like i also can imagine no one else can do this job. i'm doing it. i think she looked at how the what the democratic leadership was doing, and she thought they were doing it very well. that's what i think too. i don't think she came to washington thinking gee i want to climb this ladder. i think she looked at it and said boy are these people in apt? i don't think and i don't think it was gender-driven. i don't think it was like women need you know there as representing women hood. i think it was like i'm a democrat we can do better than this and when she was there was actually pretty early on the

monday, texas republican senator john cornyn and senate majority leader chuck schumer said the crux of bail is a multi-billion dollar investment to reduce u.s. made semiconductor chips. sadly, america's lagging behind the technology is found in everything from cell phones to cars to medical equipment. and right now china is dominating global supply. one of the most important struggles of this century will be the fight for global semiconductor supply. so much to during a virtual roundtable with business and union leaders, president biden urged congress to get the bill passed as quickly as possible for own safety said as grow the ceo of lockheed martin, which builds military aircraft, told the president that technology is too important to national security to outsource to china. we've got to have confidence in the security of the hardware itself that >> it hasn't been tampered with or degraded when we to put it into. >> our aircraft. >> well, there is bipartisan support for this package. there are still going to be several republicans who vote against it. they argue the multi-billion dol

monday, texas republican senator john cornyn and senate majority leader chuck schumer said the crux ofthe bail is a multi-billion dollar investment to reduce u.s. made semiconductor chips. sadly, america's lagging behind the technology is found in everything from cell phones to cars to medical equipment. and right now china is dominating global supply. one of the most important struggles of this century will be the fight for global semiconductor supply. so much to during a virtual roundtable with business and union leaders, president biden urged congress to get the bill passed as quickly as possible for own safety said as grow the ceo of lockheed martin, which builds military aircraft, told the president that technology is too important to national security to outsource to china. we've got to have confidence in the security of the hardware itself that >> it hasn't been tampered with or degraded when we perceive that to put it into. >> our aircraft while there is bipartisan by and there are still several republicans who plan to vote against this legislation. many of them calling it a co

monday, texas republican senator john cornyn and senate majority leader chuck schumer said the crux of the bail is a multi-billion dollar investment to reduce u.s. made semiconductor chips, sadly, america's lagging behind the technology is found in everything from cell phones to cars to medical equipment. and right now china is dominating global supply. one of the most important struggles of this century will be the fight for global semiconductor supply. so much to during a virtual roundtable with business and union leaders, president biden urged congress to get the bill passed as quickly as possible for own safety said kind of grow the ceo of lockheed martin, which builds military aircraft, told the president that technology is too important to national security to outsource to china. we've got to have confidence in the security of the hardware itself that >> it hasn't been tampered with or degraded when we perceive that to put it into. >> our aircraft while there is bipartisan by and there are still several republicans who plan to vote against this legislation. many of them calling i

monday, texas republican senator john cornyn and senate majority leader chuck schumer said the crux of the bail is a multi-billion dollar investment to reduce u.s. mad semiconductor chips. sadly, america's lagging behind the technology is found in everything from cell phones to cars to medical equipment. and right now china is dominating global supply. one of the most important struggles of this century will be the fight for global semiconductor supply. so much to during a virtual roundtable with business and union leaders, president biden urged congress to get the bill passed as quickly as possible for own safety said kind of grow the ceo of lockheed martin, which builds military aircraft, told the president that technology is too important to national security to outsource to china. we've got to have confidence in the security of the hardware itself that >> it hasn't been tampered with or degraded when we receive that to put it into. >> our aircraft while there is bipartisan by and there are still several republicans who plan to vote against this legislation. many of them calling it

. >> john: as iowa senator chuck grassley accuses the fbi and d.o.j. for trying to bury the dirt they have on hunter biden. jacqui heinrich is live at the white house with the latest on the hunter biden investigation. rich edson, how deep does the investigation go? >> john, the justice department is investigating the attack on the capitol and phony electorates. questioning witnesses about conversations with president trump, seized phones and brought witnesses before a grand jury, garland refuses to say whether the department of justice is investigating the former president, though he told nbc they will prosecute those they believe are guilty. >> we will hold accountable anyone criminally responsible for attempting to interfere with the transfer, legitimate lawful transfer of power from one administration to the next. >> the post reports investigator's questions are on the fake elector schemes by rudy giuliani and john eastman, and seized eastman's phone, and jeffrey clark's phone, and former chief of staff mark meadows' phone records. congressional jan

matter how how doomed to failure it was and then you had the the trio from the white house chuck colson, uh, john ehrlichman bob halderman, who would make your the hair stand up in the back of your neck when you heard him in uh testifying the the third reason that i think watergate was so successful was there was good staff work and let's give credit to sam dash. his daughters are here. let's give credit to sam. sam knew sam knew how to tell a story and that's what he did the summer of 1973. watergate was the best soap opera on television. it was appointment television as the new york times said one day 60 million people heard john dean. talk about a cancer growing on their presidency. the fourth reason that i think watergate was so successful and rufus has already mentioned. this was that it was done in a way where partisanship was secondary. there was a legitimate effort to find the truth. let me give you just a few facts that maybe today in this in the context of what's going on now seem incredible. the watergate committee was set up by a vote of 77 to nothing in the united states senate. the

john phil amato is back with us. chuck rosenberg is an msnbc contributor as well as from u.s. attorney and senior fbi official. allie, i want to dig a little more into your great interview about this issue of trump's dereliction of duty. not a federal crime, but a serious crime in the military. not surprising they would pick two veterans to drive that point home. >> you know when they say that phrase, the dereliction of duty, that for 2 people who served in the armed forces of this country for almost 2 decades that's a phrase that carries even heavier weight but the fact that they are applying it to a former president is not something lost on congressman lori when i talked to her yesterday. she painted an early preview of a damning picture that they're going to put on display tonight in these prime-time hearings focused on chaos and violence at the capitol. and complete in action at the white house listen to what she told me. >> we are going to paint, essentially, yes, a picture of in action. he was seeing the violence right when he got back to the white house. if you are pres

and we were in monterey and so i saw the california men, george miller, chuck n schumer, marty - and there was john - a development that sounds weird but. [laughter] monogamy and i was like wow this nancy pelosi is like on the appropriations committee and allegation and rising leadership in people that helped her maneuver clear it's interesting that also did she want to be speaker when she got there or like was a just like i also cang imagine the nobody else can do this job so i am doing it. >> i think she looked at how the with the pneumatic leadership is doing is you not doing it very well. >> i thank you so as well. >> i don't think she looked at it is claiming the labor bit these people without. [laughter]n' [laughter] and i don'tnk think it was gendr driven i don't think it was like women need to do this, i think i was like, i'm a democrat and we can do better than this and there was actually pretty early on, there were rumors that she might challenge the speaker who lost, fully which she was not considered it would've been - to challenge him at that point in the game to her and she etdismisse

. >> and let me ask you about something that senator john cornyn is tweeting that he is blaming senator chuck schumer that it would not have been delayed if schumer had kept the promises, and he is saying this is some kind of retaliation for the surprise climate and health care deal between chuck schumer and joe manchin, and this is retaliation, and what is your sense of this? >> i don't know what senator cornyn is talking about, i don't. but what i will say is that if you want to find an excuse to vote against a bill in the united states, you will find an excuse. this has been around a long time, and the house passed a close version of this bill on march 3rd of this year, and we had nit front of the senate, and through the va committee for a year and a half in different versions, but there are no surprises here. and in the end, i think that regardless of what senator cornyn is talking about, and what he should be thinking about is who suffers. who suffers because they served this country, and is it our obligation, and as a congress, as a senate to make sure that we do right by these folk, an

with one of the lawmakers most responsible for keeping joe manchin and chuck schumer at the negotiating table, democratic senator johnnlooper of colorado, watch. >> senator but john hickenlooper, think you for joining us. according to axios, sir, you had it integral role in getting senator schumer and mentioned back to the negotiating table back on reconciliation. it is good for us in the climate. tell me what you are saying to get them back to the table. >> let's be clear that chuck schumer and joe manchin were the ones that created this and negotiated it. i just wanted to be the positive and optimistic force, anytime there were disruptions. i tried to push through them and make sure that everybody else was coming along. for a while there, democrats all over the country were giving up. it was just too important for us to give up. >> yeah, no, absolutely, i think that is why a lot of people are appreciative to your efforts and certainly to senator schumer and manchin, as well, for getting the deal done. do you think senator sinema will get on board? >> i think so. i hope so. i have not talked to her. but she is a rea

a vote for john federman is a vote for the senate majority leader's and chuck schumer to continue thensylvania. of oz has to win. joining me for the first time is dr. mcmahon oz, pennsylvania g.o.p. thank you for being here. it broke tonight that john federman confirmed he'll make his first major appearance in two months but it's not a meet and greet with voters. it doesn't seem to have a q&a, but it's a fund-raiser. it is this guy real popular? >> is a part-time populist and they think because of the way he dresses with his hoodies and shorts he's been working his whole life. he's been working in the private center the micro sector. my parents were immigrants and i understand the importance of dedicating my life to service. a hard search i invented this devices. trying to help make america a better place. john federman hiding from voters for the last two months. last week said he was fine. focused on the starts dome i can start by consultants i've been asking them to get on the campaign trail to play and talk about the cost of living in pennsylvania which is devastating as it is acro

john. >> and that's the issue. yes i'm sorry. >> on monday, chuck schumer said he's gonna hold another vote on this bill.o you think it will pass on monday, and if it doesn't, will the republicans body that claim to be the party of the flag of the military, will suffer any political consequences for this outrageous vote? >> isn't that the issue? you and i can talk about it until l blue in the face. they are never gonna hear this. there is an information silo. i was lucky enough to get a hold of the newsmax this morning and go on there. might have been the first time those news have ever heard about. it fox news, they refuse to put me on all day. we have been begging them to get on the air all day long. so that we can finally bring along some possible accountability to these senators. by the way, most of whom voted for the bill, and then turned around and voted against it, even though there was no material change. i've never seen anything like it. nobody on the hill has ever seen anything like it. and the truth is, the people who have suffered the most, and had to fight the hardest, are the ones who will

john: yeah. you had it in your lead-in, senator manchin and senator majority leader chuck schumer inc.ked a $740 billion agreement. it's not finalized. it's still being reviewed. there -- has to go through a technical review process and then the senate will take it up next week and start voting on portions of it. there will be amendments. there will be a real long process to -- going to take a couple of weeks to get ts through congress. maybe they finish it in the senate next week and maybe the week after and the house comes back. but this was a shocker. we didn't see it coming. manchin had walked away from some negotiations for the second time just recently. but he kept saying he -- you know, i'm still at the table and still at the table and he would walk by us in the capitol, ok, you're still at the table. but we didn't believe him. i talked to him from 20 minutes the other night. he just said you know, he really wanted to make a deal. he h always wanted to make a deal and he knew what everyone was saying about him. and he was completely aware of what progressives and democrats were saying abo

. >> this has been a big priority for chuck schumer as well as some republicans including senator john pushed a much broader bill but that got hung up from party fighting among democrats and as well as disputes with republicans. so they decided to pair back the bill and now they are moving forward with something that does provide more than $50 billion that helps deal with the shortage of semiconductor chips, cars that need these chips as well as refrigerators, other concerns that were raised by this shortage. now, it also provides a whole host of money that is authorized to make the u.s. more competitive against china. now, this bill has the support of all the democrats, it divided republicans more than half of the republicans are expected to vote against this over the funding levels on this issue. his number two in the senate republican conference john thune opposing this. after this has passed here in a matter of minutes it will go to the house, the house is expected to pass it, the republican leaders are expected to oppose it as well. this is all part of the last sprint of legislati

particular that agent is also reportedly linked to special counsel john durham's continuing probe into the trump/russia probe. ranking member chuckssley says this only hurts the d.o.j.'s integrity. >> i believe that there were people in the f.b.i. who had partisan views that should never be involved in any investigation. this is hurting the credibility of the f.b.i. people ought to have ultimate confidence in the f.b.i. >> martha: jacqui heinrich joins us on the background of the story. >> good morning, martha. the f.b.i. and d.o.j. have been accused by what senator chuck grassley calls highly credible whistleblowers of burying, quote, verified and verifiable dirt on president biden's son hunter but discrediting that intelligence as disinformation. ron johnson demanding the d.o.j. open and internal investigation or appoint a special counsel that the f.b.i. was weaponized against people on the senate. whistleblowers said there is wielding political influence on cases they didn't want to investigate. >> talking about being investigated. it is the credibility of the f.b.i. they have got to investigate regardless of party or power of

favorite quote to roll out now that you made this agreement with chuck schumer that has a tax piece to it. why did you change your mind? >> john, i didn't change my mind. i never changed at all. this is fighting inflation. this is all about the absolute horrible position the people are in now because of the inflation costs. whether gasoline, whether food pricing, whether it is energy prizing and it is around energy mostly driving the high inflation. this is going to take care of that because this aggressively producing more energy to get more supply, to get the prices down. that's what we're doing. but we didn't raise taxes, john. the taxes were corporate tax in america in 2017, before the republican tax cut, was 35%. they cut it to 21%. 14% reduction. all the people that i know are paying 21% or more. all the larger corporations, but the largest corporations of a billion dollars of value or more don't even want to pay the minimum of 15%. it is basically closing -- this is a fairness in closing the loophole. i'm not raising any taxes. i never thought the people weren't paying at least 21 and i went -- >> let me ask you, on the

senator john baraso of wyoming said it is nothing short of an attack on the american family. and a member of the senate finance committee chuck grassley of iowa had this to say. >> it's not the time to increase taxes or spending, it's going to feed the fires of inflation, and this administration has a terrible economic policy -- >> senator susan collins of maine reportedly believes the bill may even compromise efforts in the first to gather support in the republican party, to codify same-sex marriage, a legislation in the senate. undeterred senate democrats hope to pass that $369 billion climate and tax package as early as next week. we will keep you posted. >>> we're also following what is now a major bipartisan victory on capitol hill. after the house passed the chips plus act. a package to boost the u.s. computer chip production to stay competitive with china. 24 republicans joined with nearly all democrats in supporting the bill, with democratic congresswoman sara jacobs simply voting present. it comes after house republican leadership moved against the bill wednesday night after manchin and schumer announced the break th

let's talk first, john, about how it is, right, this spending bill came to fruition when just two weeks or so ago we thought this thing was dead. >> yeah. chuckld not get a deal with joe manchin and he was going to proceed with the much narrower reconciliation bill, a technical term for spending and budget bill that would cover medicare prescription drug negotiations and would do two years of obamacare subsidies. big issues but not what democrats have been looking for. behind the scenes, manchin -- and he would walk by and say i'm still at the table, and we're like, okay, thanks, senator, we know. but he really was. behind the scenes he was talking to -- he was still talking to schumer. have to give shum err bunch of credit here, and manchin will. i interviewed manchin for about 20 minutes the other day. you know, behind the scenes he and schumer went back at it a third time. they've been trying on this for at least ten months. so they went back at it a third time and were able to get together on a deal that raised some corporate taxes, puts some money with the irs, obamacare, medicare prescription drugs, and a bunch of energy and client revi

senator john barrasso of wyoming called the bill nothing less than an attack on the american family. senator chuck grassley had this to say. >> it is not the time to feed the fires of inflation, and this administration has terrible economic policy. >> senator susan collins of maine, meanwhile, believes that the bill may compromise efforts in the push together support in the republican party to codify same-sex marriage. let's bring in heather mcgee. she is a political strategist and board chair at the nonprofit civil rights advocacy group color of change. she also is the author of the best-selling book some of us semicolon what racism costs everyone. and she is out with a new podcast. heather, it is great to see you. congratulations on the podcast. let's talk about this reconciliation bill that surprised a lot of people a couple days ago when the news broke that chuck schumer and joe manchin had been sort of huddling together for a few weeks to get this done. what is inside it that you like, and do you have any concerns that it will get through even with reconciliation? >> thank you. it's great to

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john ratcliffe calls the strategy rob, replicate replace the ultimate strategy dealing with he foreign companies at the rob intellectual property replicate it ultimate goal replace them put that company out of business why did chuckmeone house universities research got to them doesn't want restrictions they want money for the research but don't want to have to go through an intelligent jeaning any security screening the other is some, left wing activist groups saying they are racist those restrictions were anti-asian it is unfortunately, the reason they took it out to pass the bill so desperate to put bins on berd don't care what by many does or if weak they want points onboard to get things done we pay the price later unfortunate how policy are being made china continues to gain on us. maria: does this have potential to become another big spending package towards green initiatives i know we agree we need manufacturing critical items like semiconductors in the united states walk us through why this doesn't just do that. >> i mean part of the challenge is the way you described the research and development look i think some cases they have narrowed the bill, more than it needs to be in terms of someings provisions