as you mentioned, alex biden had a reputation in the senate for concilium. it's for partnership for working across the aisle and, and in the o'bonham administration. and before he had worked in the clinton administration with mcconnell very, very effectively on a number of pieces of legislation. mcconnell is put up the signal that the republican party will remain recalcitrant as they did under obama. they will simply focus their attention on, on limit any, any achievements of the biden administration. you know that the republicans in congress have not mellowed all look, consider the fact that lynn cheney, of all people, has been utterly ostracized from the party simply for having the audacity to suggest that the electoral counts were actually accurate. that american democracy worked, as we know absolutely, that it did. but this hasn't in any way mollified. the trump majority, which can he, you know, it's quite shocking. you would have thought that with the criminal investigations, with the light of distance in the, in the wake of the new presidency, with a n

president biden, though, alex was actually talking about the havana syndrome on friday.g a new bill pledging support both health care and financial for victims, but this is what's different, alex. president biden does not call them attacks. he calls them anomalous health incidents. these have been cropping up for the last five years. we still do not know what causes them. it is still very mysterious. over the summer cia director burns pointed the finger directly at russia, no surprise, mass -- moscow has denied it. >> what a story. thank you for that. >>> back to the u.s. and the progress in the fight against coronavirus. florida reporting a drop in cases and hospitalization, a big contrast from when the state made up a full 20% of new cases in this country. let's go to stephanie stanton in tampa for us outside of the rj stadium where the tampa bay buccaneers are facing off against the miami dolphins. i know this game is sold out, 65,000 plus fans. any hesitation for folks going back into these packed stadiums? >> well, actually, alex, not a heck of a lot. you know, most

. >> so, alex, president biden warned putin away from cyberattacks in geneva.re. we watched it happen. it is seemed there was a momentary pause following geneva, a slowdown in russian-based attacks, but seems they're up again. does that mean the warning failed? >> the russians don't appear to have been phased by that. a lot of experts at the time would have said they didn't expect the russians to really change. the biden administration would tell you it is too soon to tell that they didn't expect the russians to change overnight. but that they hoped to see changes within a year. but they certainly are still at it. as i mentioned, that group backed by russia that carried out the massive solar winds breach, they are still going after governmental and nongovernmental organizations, both in europe and in the united states. and then just last week, we heard from a top cybersecurity official at the national security agency saying that they are seeing evidence that russians are prepositioning themselves to breach critical u.s. infrastructure and that is the major conc

alex. for president biden, this is a day in which he's trying to showcase the way in which our alliances can help really while he's overseas meet some of the tough economic challenges we're facing back at home, especially as you talk about inflation and some of these supply chain issues. later this hour, if the president is running on schedule, and we know that's a big if, he's convening a meeting of the g20 with ten of our allies to talk about some of the ways we're working together to deal with these bottlenecks and we're working to make some announcements. he's talking about building up the stockpiles at home, and materials for products like cell phones and other technological needs here in the u.s., but we also saw earlier today, the president participating in a meeting with the eu commissioner to talk about the easing of a trade war between the countries, two entities i should say. that was launched under president trump. the white house, president biden agreeing tie low in greater amounts of european steel, and in return pausing some of the tariffs that were said to double, in fact, on

increased to our washington, dc correspondent alexandra limon joining us now live from dc so, alex, the bidennounced some new steps today to deal with the supply chain problems. so what are the solutions, especially as we get closer and closer to the holidays. >> hey there. good evening. while president biden said today that his administration has reached a new deal with some shipping ports in california as well as labor unions and major retailers to try to ease some of this pain that consumers have been feeling. >> empty store shelves are becoming a common sight. many of the goods americans want are stuck on boats offshore. senator mike lee blames the biden administration for pumping too much money into the economy warnings are already being raised about holiday shortages and huge price increases wednesday. the white house blamed the supply shortages on the pandemic and problems with moving the goods from around the world into the united states. president biden announced a new deal brokered with major companies labor unions and shipping ports. the port of los angeles announced today. >> that

alex savage. president biden today announcing a deal with two southern california ports to try to ease the bottlenecks of goods into the u. s now the ports of los angeles and long beach will now operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. fox's madeline rivera tells us stores and shippers have their eyes on the holiday shopping season. empty shelves in some stores nationwide, unable to stock up on items like toys, electronics and furniture. part of the problem is this backlog of cargo ships off the coast of los angeles. some of them waiting for days before they can dock and unload their cargo to alleviate the bottlenecks. the biden ministrations has brokered a deal with the ports of los angeles and long beach, both now working around the clock to get containers moving more quickly by increasing the number of late night hours of operation and opening up for less crowded hours when the goods can move faster. today's announcement has the potential to be a game changer, fedex and ups and retailers like wal mart target and home depot are also increasing hours to step up distribution as they try to meet boom

nancy pelosi was back in san francisco trying to rally support for joe biden's build back better act. she was joined by senator alexat the california academy of sciences. they focused on the ways they believe joe biden's bill will help address a number of issues. most notably, climate change. democrats remain split on the spending package, but senator padilla had a strong message how it should move forward. >> climate cannot be on the chopping block in this or any budget. we cannot afford to leave these problems to be dealt with another day. we need to act boldly and tackle this crisis head on. >> she wants the president's package to be passed by the end of this month. >>> a team of creative california professors and students overhauling the way wildfire damaged is assessed. the 2018 campfire bumped thousands of homes. assessing the damage was done manually, in person. and that took weeks, months to complete. now, there's the damage map, created by two professors and their students. it uses artificial intelligence and aerial photos to do the job. red buildings are damaged. green buildings, safe. early data could ge

biden briefly addressed this earlier today. let's take a listen. >> mr. president, when would you like talks with iran to resume? >> they're scheduled to resume. >> reporter: alex, what this is about there's been a stalemate since biden returned to office vowing to bring the u.s. back into that nuclear agreement. iran said they'll only come back to the table if we lift the sanctions. this appears to be the u.s. saying we'll act first here, but we want to ensure iran will engage. >> i was going to say who is going to blink first. mike memoli, thank you for that. >>> state side the race for virginia's next governor is neck and neck in a new fox news poll. glenn youngkin up 8 percentage points. a "washington post" poll has mcauliffe leading by 1. chris jansen is at a swing left event in virginia. chris, what are you hearing from the viewers? >> reporter: i got to tell you i was just at a poling place. there's an intensity on the ground that you don't see in off-year elections. this is getting national attention. two, if you aggregate all the polls you see this race is less than 1 percentage point separating the two candidates which is probably why we're bringing o

alex o'brien al jazeera. you as president joe biden, will be discussing trade human rights and security with kenyan president, who, who can yetta later can yetta is the 1st african later to be invited to the white house in spite into office. the visit comes 10 days after the pandora papers revealed kenyatta and his family have $30000000.00 in offshore companies. we're covering both sides of this story in a moment, we'll get reaction from at nairobi with al jazeera is malcolm web. but 1st, let's cross to our white house correspondent, kimberly hell, kit. hello there. kimberly. how significant is this meeting given this is the 1st african later biden is meeting as president? well, that's what makes it significant is that this is the 1st time that the us is joe biden took office, that there is an african leader that will be meeting him in the oval office, but you're really zeroed in on one of the key issues that this white house wants to discuss with the canyon president, and that is with concern about transparency, particularly when it c

alex o'brien al jazeera you as president joe biden says, his country will donate millions of vaccines to the african union. he made the announcement while hosting canyon president, who can yeah to the white house can. yes, is the 1st african leader to visit since joe biden took office along with the pandemic. the 2 leaders also discussed climate change and security in the horn of africa. we're continuing our, our shared quite again to cope with united states and donated 2800000 doses of vaccine to kenya as part of a 50000000 doses. we've donated after the union. and i'm proud to announce that today that we're making an additional historic one time donation is $74000000.00 dose of j. j vaccine. the a you and we're going to be standards more the by the end of the year. michaela is in washington d. c. and explains what the 2 leaders are hoping to gain for can yet as visit. well, the usaa seeking reassurances that kenya will play a role in sorting out the problem. and if you're up here with this fighting between government and te, grey rebel forces, certainly can, you've got a very import

alex. there's no two ways about it. president biden'sginia that he carried by ten points. the democrats on capitol hill could not get it together certainly in time to help terry mcauliffe. i think he expected them to do something before november 2nd. but we all know they didn't. there are other reasons. mcauliffe made a serious gaffe in one of the debates and on and on. but one candidate has been moving up pretty steadily, and that's young kin. that opportunity mean mcauliffe can't pull out a win. we have well over a million early votes and a turnout of 2 1/2 million. you don't want to write it off at this point because we're not at that point. but, you know, the handwriting is invisible ink, but it may be on the wall. >> a couple of points there, as you know, after that fox news poll came out, "the washington post" came out with a poll and it has terry mcauliffe up by one point. all within the margin of error. but also when it comes to the early voting, larry, aren't the democrats showing a stronger turnout in that regard than republica

. >>> i want to bring in alex padilla, you spoke to president biden yesterday about voting rights. i argue the day you were sworn in, you have been on this issue. i don't think anybody can say you haven't been focused on this, you haven't been sounding the alarm. are you concerned in 2024 you will look back and say we should have done more? i don't have a good answer if i have a sense of urgency on this particularly if you have one party not accepting the premise. what is your concern about whether what should be the existential threat the democratic party needs to focus on right now? >> it's good being back. are you right, i have been ringing the alarm since i got here. my entire experience and service to california's secretary of state, where we have tried to show the way to follow the voter suppression model. we've seen if state after state where republicans control legislatures, frankly, a model that allows eligible voters easy and multiple opportunities to cull actually cast their ballot. i'm not worried about 2024, you have to get through 2022 first. so there is absolutely a

biden agenda. california's alex padilla is standing by.going tests. the 95-year-old was discharged yesterday, one day after canceling a planned trip to northern ireland on medical advice. buckingham palace confirmed the overnight stay at the hospital but did not provide further details on the queen's health or the nature of those tests, the palace saying the queen went to a private hospital and remains in good spirits. for more let's bring in matt bradley outside buckingham palace. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. that language you were talking about, preliminary investigations, remains in good spirits, hard to know exactly what that means. the palace behind me, they're not going to give a lot of information on the queen's situation and the status of her health. she had a packed schedule for this month, something like 16 schedules events. to you and me that's not so much, but for a 90-year-old head of state, that's quite a lot, and she had been planning on head to go this conference in glasgow on climate change, a maj

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alex. >> sent to president biden that led to the jut department's decision to intervene in parent conflictsmembers for initially calling the actions of some parents domestic terrorism. attorney general merrick garland has been forced to play defense as many saw the federal involvement as an effort to silence participants. >> we are not investigating peaceful protests or parent involvement at school board meetings. there's no precedent for doing that. >> one example of nsba gave threatening parent scott smith who was arrested in loudouny county who reported sexual harassment by a male wearing a skirt. he told that school board -- he was at the school board meeting, gets arrested and he feel that is the school board members never want today hear what he had to say anyway. he was arrested for that. republican candidate glen youngkin has called for investigation into the school board's response and the school district superintendent issued an apology about that and the nsba new apology note they state, quote, we deeply value not only the work of local school boards that make important contribut

>> well, here's what i know, that when all is said and done, alex, when we sent a bill to president biden, we're going to pass transformative change for millions of middle class families that will include tax breaks for them, that will include tax hikes on the people who are the wealthiest most fortunate americans, so we can pay for making sure that people have affordable quality child care, you know, reductions in their health care costs. making sure we have universal pre-k, making sure we have expansion of medicaid. what i also know having been a legislator for a long time, having been through the affordable care act, having been on the show and discussing the affordable care act drama and the american recovery reinvestment act debates, at the end of the day, we're going to have two packages, an infrastructure package and a build back better act that we're going to be able to take on the road and talk about how we transformed the lives of millions of americans without help from a single republican. and that's -- right now, the fault lies and the choice for people in the future lies in r

cnn's alex marquardt is here with details. the bidenfficial to stay on after he served in the trump administration. do we know why he's leaving now? >> well, simply put, victor, and alisyn, it's time. he was asked to stay on not just in to the biden administration after serving as the special representative for afghan reconciliation under the trump administration and brokering that deal with the taliban but who was also asked to stay on longer during the biden administration. my understanding from one source who was told about the state department's plans is that he had been asked to stay on until may and that was when that initial deal with the taliban had been set for the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. you'll remember that when president joe biden came into office that he reconsidered that deal, and the withdrawal of u.s. forces and diplomats from afghanistan, and according to one source, ambassador kahlil azad agreed to stay on until october. multiple sources tell us the biden administration is set to announce the resignation soon

but the reality is here, alex, this couldn't come at a worse time for president biden as he's preparing in just two weeks to head to glasgow for that big u.n. climate summit. foreign nations have already been skeptical that the u.s. was going to be able to deliver on its ambitious goals to reduce emissions, given the political state in congress and now the latest reminder that the u.s. may not have the credibility that it wants on climate change, even though president biden is doing the right things, joining the paris agreement after trump pulled out, and saying that the u.s. is going to take action. >> you mentioned that paris agreement. i will say that john kerry t climate enjoy, has said if we don't make this happen, and he's suspect as to whether or not we're going to make things happen, it would be like pulling out of the climate conference like donald trump did again so he's gravely concerned about all this. thank you, josh. let go to new fears on capitol hill that steve bannon could be playing the long game by defying a congressional subpoena. let's go to judy tsirkin. what can y

alex. this was an opportunity for president biden to once again play the role of consoler in chief. as you mentioned, to turn to his own story of losing not one but two children, to try to be able to show empathy for those who have lost a loved one in law enforcement over the last year. you hear president biden talking in particular about his son beau who, although he was not a police officer, he was a law enforcement official as the attorney general of delaware before his death to brain cancer. this was also, though, a chance for president biden to try to thread the needle between support for the police and acknowledgment of the real problems in policing in our country that have been so evident in the year and a half since the death of george floyd. you know, the white house has been really reluctant to get pulled into this whole defund the police conversation, and you heard the president instead trying to reframe that conversation about it's not about punishing the police but instead recognizing that we have called on the police to solve societal problems that go far beyond law en

alex witt reports." democrats are going down to the wire to hammer out the last details of president biden's build back better agenda. they're hoping to vote tuesday on infrastructure and social spending. >>> for president biden, the timing is becoming more critical. a new nbc poll shows his approval rating is at the lowest point of his presidency, down seven points since august. on the world stage president biden secured new agreements at the g20 meetings today including one on a tariff war put in place during the trump administration. >> we've got significant progress too on ending a dispute between the united states and our closest european partners where we were engaged in a tariff war over steel and aluminum. that's gotten resolved. there's an agreement not to finance coal projects around the world. this is one of the largest drivers of emissions. going into glasgow, as a result of american engagement, american leadership, we're getting that over the finish line. >>> donald trump meanwhile showed up in georgia for game four in the world series and took part in the atlanta braves controversial tomahawk ch

alex villanueva is here to tell us why. hunter biden start selling his art for hundreds of thousands of dollars. what might congress think of that. devon nunez has some answers, dave chapelle stands up to the mob while christopher columbus is getting canceled by the biden white house. joe piscopo is here with a special can't miss friday follies, but first, president biden's freefall. of this week revealed anything it is the catastrophic troubles the biden administration has caused for itself and the country. this iconic image could be a metaphor for his entire presidency. and executive stumbling and causing chaos with every step he takes and it is not just when he's climbing staircases so a chairlift couldn't hurt at this stage. biden policies no matter how well intended are leading to ruinous ends for the american people. 's vaccine mandates coupled with the bloated welfare state that he needs to grow even more are wiping out jobs. today everyone expected 500,000 new jobs for the month of september. >> 194. ic 194,000. that is real low

biden. that somehow trump might have just lost his grip on the republican party in some slight way. the shocking thing alex is he has not all the polls suggest the opposite. this week, with turn to another professor and another anthropologist to put a view on the prospects of irreproachable between the west on this planet quote. professor grommet is the roles most noted, muslim academic, but 1st 2 or 3 themes in messages in response to i show last week on we davis, the 5th of the end of the american century, steven wright says, excellent, please. i caught then to be a professor, weighed the best under the 2nd. yes it is today i do watching at stephen. next step, martin says hardly as biden and democrats are the ones of cause the divides and continued to make it worse. rummaged to nature, says alex salmon, sure was old time knowledgeable, and the best informative. sure. well, thank you, grabbing. and finally, are we teaching message from arthur melon, who says, come, we have a couple anthropologist for north and south this east west part of a enriques of pious. now global politics over the last quarter cent

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alex. >> emilie, thank you for that report. >>> president biden is selling his ambitious build back better plan to the american people. but on capitol hill, how and when they get those plans across the finish line remains to be seen. progressives are seemingly open to reducing the price tag of the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill. they're refusing to say how low they would be willing to about it. >> what we've said from the beginning is it's never been about the price tag, it's about what we want to deliver. i don't feel the need to give my number, because we gave our number, it's 3.5. >> what about 1.5? >> that's not going to happen. >> why not? >> because that's too small to get our priority in. it will be somewhere between 1.5 and 3.5. and i think the white house is working on that right now. >> this as the white house is pointing the finger at lawmakers across the aisle for drawing out the process. >> the real question is why are republicans making us go at everything alone? we have to do an american rescue plan alone. but the good news is we do have a united democratic party. we're a

alex, good morning. >> good morning, elizabeth. this bipartisan infrastructure deal is a corner stone of the biden agenda, but it doesn't have the support. but democrats, republicans, and the white house are optimistic. this morning, will remain open, for now. hours before the deadline, joe biden signing the deal granting funding through december 3rd, avoiding a shutdown that would have affected thousands of federal workers. now, the focus turns to legislation at the heard of his agenda, the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, which includes billions for roads, bridges, broad band and would create jobs. the deadline to vote on that bill came and went thursday, with moderate and progressive democrats failing to reach and agreement on a larger social safety net package. negotiations resuming with the possible vote as early as today. progressives standing firm with their demand that congress pass a bill on human infrastructure, covering early education to the battle against climate change. but the price tag of $3.5 trillion over ten years, something too steep for moderate democrats in the senate. senators john muller and kyrsten sinema were

alex, thanks very much. the senate has confirmed president biden's embattled nominee to lead the bureau of land management. stone manning linked to ecoterrorism and endorsed population control. the party line vote in the senate was 50 to 45. up next, how china's waging economic warfare against the u.s. first, beyond our borders tonight. a fire in a romanian hospital kills at least 7 covid-19 patients in the icu. officials blame what they call irregularities in the hospital's electrical installation system. it was romaine yaps third deadly hospital fire in less than a year. hundreds of iraqis marched to mark two years since mass antigovernment demonstrations erupted in the iraqi capital and southern provinces. demonstration comes a week before iraq plans to hold early elections, which had been a key demand of previous protests. japan fully lift its coronavirus state of emergency for the first time in more than six months. bars and restaurants welcomed back customers in tokyo following the easing of restrictions. japan's prime minister thanked the people for their patience and cooperation but asked them to s

biden his suggestion for compromise was too low. you put your number closer to $3 trillion. how did the president receive that? what did he say back to you? >> you know, alex, the president agrees with the $3.5 trillion number. remember, this is the biden agenda. as he keeps reminding the runt ra, this is a zero dollar bill at the end of the day. if you look at $3.5 trillion, it's over ten years. per year, it's 1.5% of gdp, so the president is with us on this. 98% of us are together. there's just two senators that are saying that they think it's too much. i think it's really important for us to remember that the price tag comes out of what we want to do. and your poll earlier that you showed shows that when the american people understand that we're talking about universal child care, where no family pays more than 7% of their income on child care or 12 weeks of paid family leave, or fighting climate change with real policies that cut carbon emissions or health care, providing dental, vision, and hearing benefits for seniors or lifting up our immigrants. those are the priorities of the progressive caucus and they're the priorities of the president. that's t

alex marpart joins us. china is becoming one of president biden's i would say biggest tests at this point. >> it really is,real test for the obama administration, which is having to confront and contain china on a number of different fronts while having to walk a very careful line when it comes to taiwan. biden is concerned about the military move china making around taiwan, saying they are destabilizing and undermining regional peace. we are watching unprecedented military moves from china and taiwan. over the past few days a record number of chinese warplanes going into the taiwanese defense zone. taiwan hosting a military parade with a huge number or a huge amount of military hardware, much of it funded by the united states. during that parade, the taiwanese president saying she will continue to bolster taiwan's national defenses saying the pathway to china has laid out does not offer freedom and democracy or a path to sovereignty for the taiwanese people. china hitting back through a spokesman, criticizing the taiwanese president's speech, saying it incites violence, divides history, distorts facts and

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biden's infrastructure bill. the speaker highlighted provisions in that bill addressing climate changed. she was joined by senator alexwould create renewable energy projects, and invest money into communities disproportionately impacted by climate change. >> if we zero out carbon emissions, we can slow the pace of climate change, and even bring down temperatures by the middle of this century. but our path to avert a climate catastrophe is narrowing each and every day. >> as the politicians address the climate crisis here in the bay, prince william is speaking out as well ahead of the climate summit next month in scotland. the prince says he is concerned politicians are all talk and no action about the issue. the british royal also slammed the current billionaire space race, taking aim at richard branson and elon musk. >> we need some of the world's greatest brains and minds fixed on repairing this planet, not trying to find the next place to go and live. >> as the prince levels criticism, activists are calling on his family to do more. a group of young protesters met z4jxmz zi0z y4jxmy yi0y >>> some people who were fo

it's basically the biden administration line and he walked to quite beautifully. yes. walked to quite beautifully. yes, alex quite beautifully. yes, alex, mister burns _ walked to quite beautifully. yes, alex, mister burns also - walked to quite beautifully. yes, alex, mister burns also called rising or a bad idea of a rising china as the biggest geopolitical test of the 21st century, but at the same time, american businesses have huge financial interests in china, so how does the us navigate that balance? ~ ., , balance? well, that is the multibillion-dollar - balance? well, that is the i multibillion-dollar question, balance? well, that is the - multibillion-dollar question, and a multibillion—dollar question, and a sense, the biden administration is trying to do is make it better for american companies to dl around the world and not have to compete too much with chinese firms to upgrade our access to the chinese market to ensure that both mega countries can coexist as much as possible, but the us is not going to give up on key industries to security interests, it's going to push for what it wants. the ho

alex padilha presento elproyecto salud equitativa para todos, busca eliminar barreras y trato discriminatorio, este proyecto es un trabajo conjunto con el senador adam... todo indica que los demócratas llegaron a acuerdo. joe biden esperan sea pronto aprobada en el congreso, incluye dinero para la salud y cambio climático. y otros puntos >> después de reunirse en el congreso este jueves el presidente reveló el nuevo marco de su paquete de medidas sociales. desde la casa blanca dijo que sería una inversión histórica, este acuerdo final se da después de horas y días después de estar en pausa los planes, incluye cuidado escolar gratis, créditos tributarios para familias, entre otras. lo que no incluye tiempo libre de pago de cuidados infantiles, ni colegio comunitario. >> los demócratas más progresistas dicen que a pesar de losavances este jueves no llevaran a cabo el otro proyecto que incluye estructura física. el paquete costaría 1,75 billones, muy por debajo de lo que había pedido joe biden. >> joe biden dio que ninguno de los legisladores obtuvo lo que había querido aún así lo que ha sido aprobado lo sentirán las familias estadounidenses >> joe biden y la primera dama viajaron a europa para participar del g20 e

alex padilla, it's always a pleasure to see you. thank you for being with me this morning. >> thank you. stay safe. >> likewise. >>> still ahead, protesting the bidenlicies. activists walk out of a meeting with biden officials, saying they're playing politics with human lives. we'll talk to one of those activists, next. you're watching"jose diaz-balart reports". "jose diaz-balart reports" ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart conditio

alex witt reports." democrats appear to be inching closer to a deal on president biden's build back better agenda. earlier today, house speaker nancy pelosi getting insight into those discussions as democrats aim for votes on the reconciliation and infrastructure bills this week. >> we're almost there. it's just the language of it. leader schumer, mr. manchin, senator manchin, and the president, are having the meeting on some of the particulars that need to be finalized. and i'm optimistic that we can do that. >> meanwhile, new reaction from the january 6 select committee as it investigates the attack on the capitol. the department of justice is weighing possible criminal charges against former trump aide steve bannon after he refused to cooperate with the committee. last hour, committee member adam schiff told me just how critical that decision will be for the future of this probe. >> if congress can't enforce its subpoenas, it ceases to be an effective check and balance and becomes a mere plaything for a corrupt executive. we're contemplating, what's the plan "b," what's the plan "c." i don't wa

biden, and we expect him to seek legal action. so ultimately, this could end up in the courts, and the decision could lay with them. alex>> okay, lauren, thank you for that. joining me right now, msnbc legal analyst danny se value cevallos, and katty kay. what is the best case the biden administration can make that trump can't claim executive privilege? and is it strong enough to stand up to a legal challenge? >> the biden administration can say that they are not going to shield what they perceive as wrongdoing by the former president because when it comes to wrongdoing, even though we don't really know the full contours of executive privilege after the decades since the nixon cases, we know it exists. we don't know how far it goes, but we know this. it does not protect wrongdoing. but the biden administration must thread a needle here. they don't want to create a precedent that by simply invoking the word wrongdoing that congress can get ahold of presidential papers and testimony because what's good for the goose then becomes good for the gander and the biden administration knows that should they face a republican cong

president biden is expected to arrive here in arlington in just about an hour. bret? >> bret: alexe will have full coverage here on fox news channel one week from tonight. up next, a professional basketball player takes on nike and nba's biggest star over chinese atrocities. >> shoes on your feet or t-shirt on your back. so many tears and so much oppression and so much blood behind it all. ♪ is someone trying to steal your butterfinger? call the bfi. ♪♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger. hi susan! honey? yeah? no one lays a finger i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. ♪ (vo) subaru presents... the underdogs. they may have lost an eye, or their hearing, or their youthful good looks. but there's a lot of things the remarkable dogs haven't lost... like their ability to lick, wag, and love with the best of them. join subaru in helping underdogs find a loving home and celebrate all dogs

biden. that somehow, trump might have just lost his grip on the republican party in some slight way. the shocking thing alex is he has not all the polls suggest the opposite. this week with turn to another professor and another anthropologist put a view on the prospects of our, our personal, between the west on this planet club. this is the world's most noted muslim academic, but 1st tweets emails and messages in response to i should last think on we davis is thesis of the end of the american century. steven wright says, excellent, please. i caught in to this professor, we did this and this is 2nd. yes and is today i do watching at stephen next step, martin says hardly as biden and democrat, so the ones of course divides and continue to make it was rummage, teenager says, i'll examine sure. was all time knowledgeable and the best informative show. well, thank you, grammy. and finally, are we teaching message from arthur mcmullin? who says, can we have a couple of anthropologists for north and south this east west part of a mix of pious? now global politics over the last quarter century has been dominated by

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alex continues discussions on economic consequences of corporate in the longer term, china, se policy makers in the federal reserve bank and joe biden. the president thinks american is so freaking stupid, that they can make them believe that picking up a worthless shiny round object and going home. chris focus over it magically turns it into a trillion dollars that the again, can deposit at the, at the federal reserve or the treasury to somehow mitigate that $300000000.00 debt crisis. these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger and survive something on survival. one of the harness, things that i had to face was not having a face, adult expectation to life. i accepted accept the fact that my hours were we had no fears. general change pretty fast for shots. different stories behind the bullets. welcome back. as a member of the monetary policy committee of the bank of england, professor david blind flora was one of the 1st economists to recognize that it inadequate an orthodox response to the wall banking crisis. rest prolonging the economic mercy for millions over many years. so it proved now he's focusing on the human economic impa

alex forsyth, bbc news, westminster. well, as we've heard, the prime minster and french president are with other world leaders in rome, with the us presidentjoe biden pope at the vatican ahead of a 620 summit. earlier, pope francis had urged governments to come up with "effective responses" to deal with carbon emissions, as the united nations cop26 climate summit gets under way in glasgow next week. our north america editorjon sopel is travelling with the us president and sent us this report. the ruler of the world's pre—eminent superpower en route to meet the world's most powerful religious leader. but forjoe biden, only america's second roman catholic president, this is an audience with his spiritual guide, and clearly someone he admires enormously. you are the most significant warrior for peace i have ever met. and with your permission i'd like to be able to give you a coin. i know my son would want me to give you this to you. the president gave him a coin as a gift, and thenjoked about his irish heritage. i'm the only irish man you've ever met who's never had a drink! and the pope choose the bbc today, in particular thought for the day on radio

biden when he came in to meet with our caucus a couple days ago. he said we're at an inflection point. we have to show the rest of the world that democracy works. alexy. it is a lot of back and forth and ups and downs and twists and turns. in the end i think we can get this done. i hope that we do this first thing on tuesday and we move forward. we show those voters in november and we show the voters for the election in 2022. democracy works. democrats can get it done. joe biden ten months into his tenure right now, ten months, is on the verge of passing something historic. like fdr's package and the eisenhower rebuilding our country package altogether. >> i sense your hope. how about your level of confidence it's going to happen? what would it mean for joe biden? an incredible welcome home gift to him. also, sending a message overseas while he's at the g-20 summit and those things in it with climate change and combatting that. >> i'm confident. i think we'll fly back out to washington and close the deal here. i can't think of anything better than to be able to send that message when president biden is abroad that we can get the job done. he called

backed house -- in demanding for the package for the entire biden agenda, are you surprised by this, and does this change the dynamics? >> well, hi, alex's great to be with you this morning. honestly, i wasn't surprised. as i've been a part of these negotiations, especially on the climate pieces as well as the broader conversations, of course the president wants to see both of these big bills be passed. they represent transformational change for our country, and they represent the kind of change that he ran on and won on last year as well. i ran on these issues, lowering the cost of prescription drugs, making child care more affordable, taking important big steps to address our climate crisis. this was why we were able to turn out record numbers of voters in minnesota and around the country. so of course the president wants both of these two bills to pass. i want both of these two bills to pass, and i think the vast majority of democrats want them both to pass. now we have to finish the hard work of getting this all negotiated, and that's what this is all about right now. >> you heard representative jones say it's having around $2.2 tr

biden the administration is openly authoritarian. but again, they are not the only ones. so our corporations. so is big tech. alexbeen the last two years exposing what's actually going on with coronavirus, mask and mandates. for that, he's been completely asbanned from twitter. he's now on substack and tearing it up. much deserved. alex berenson joins us now. there are so many questions, those of us whon. read your substack faithfully, i do multiple times a day, too many questions for you. i want to start with what you wrote about just hours ago and that is on this push to vaccinate a 5-11-year-old amerin kids. the bottom-line question, is there is scientific data as of tonight that shows it is a good idea and are necessary? >> i would say no.ou scientific data that shows the mrna vaccine that pfizer makes works as advertised. because your body to make a lot of slight proteins, then makes antibodies for the spike proteins. what pfizer and biotech have not demonstrated if that's good for any children five to 11. we know these vaccines cause side effects. we know the side effects can be severe. we know that especia

the biden administration is openly authoritarian but again, they are not the only one spirits or corporations come as i was. alexing what is actually going on with coronavirus. mask walk sounds and, and for that, he has been completely banned from twitter. he is now on sub stack and tearing it up, much deserved. he joined us now, thanks much fr coming on. those of us who read your sub stack faithfully and i do, multiple times a day, have too many questions for you but i want to start on something you wrote about hours ago and that is on the push to vaccinate five to 11-year-old american kids. bottom line question, is there scientific data as of tonight that shows that is a good idea and/or necessary? >> i would say no. there is scientific data that shows the mrna vaccine works as advertised. it causes your body to make a lot of spike proteins, your body makes antibodies to those spike proteins. what pfizer has not demonstrated is that that is any good for children 5211. we know these vaccines cause side effects, we know the side effects can be severe and we know that in younger men, there is a lot of mild card i

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alex witt reports." we are bringing you a live look at the capitol building where any minute now president biden will speak at a memorial service honoring fallen police officers who have died in the line of duty. we're certainly monitoring for you. >>> a new development in president biden's multitrillion dollars spending package that could make or break this bill. the white house is likely to drop a clean electricity program, the most powerful component of biden's plan to battle climate change after facing opposition from that man right there, senator joe manchin. congresswoman prison medical -- >> we are continuing to push for the for the strongest possible climate protections that will allow us to bring down carbon emissions, and we're open to that negotiation. >> i'm going to ask congressman john yarmouth about that. manchin and another leading senator bernie sanders, urging him to support the reconciliation bill. the west virginia senator firing back tweeting this isn't the first time an out of stater has tried to tell west virginians what is best for them despite having no relationship to our state. >

>> reporter: alex, i read senator sinema's statement as a warning shot to house and senate democratic leadership and to president bidenow better than anybody that she's not bluffing. she's playing hardball here. in her statement, she called it an ineffective stunt, the bipartisan infrastructure bill, that is. she notes she's been playing ball with the negotiations with the administration. i saw firsthand how she was taking part in those just those last week with members of the administration coming and sitting in her office for hours. she also says that she has been negotiating and giving democratic leadership what she wants as part of the bill. but that she's not going to negotiate in the press and an aide close to her told me that. he said that she, in fact, has been detailing her plans in private. she also notes in her statement, good faith negotiations require trust over the course of this year, democratic leaders have been making conflicting promises that could not all be kept. canceling the infrastructure vote further erodes that trust. here's what a congressman from her state, ruben gallego, said this morning o