she answers to aoc and the squad. pelosi is in a full panic if she is on able to pass the $3.5 trillion build back battle socialist comrade spending bill, there will be a full-fledged revolt in the democratic party just in time for the midterm elections buried here with more, the author of the upcoming book, beyond biting, rebuilding the america we love, and boy, it can't happen fast enough. fox news contributor, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. you know, i'm watching the infighting and the civil war within the democratic party. if it wasn't so serious, i would enjoy the fight, because, you know, democrats want to kill each other, scorpions and a brandy glass, i'm fine with that, but the reality is this is so dangerous, so destructive on so many different levels from inflation to the high cost of energy, that it actually scares me and the number is so high. >> well, i mean, it should scare you. this is an effort by big government socialists to profoundly change america. even joe manchin has said in the last

from his left flank of aoc.y put lunatics in charge of the asylum and they are surprised they have a mess on their hands question mikey of terry mcauliffe who is a terrible retread, running a campaign based on the idea that he said this in the last debate, running a campaign on the belief that parents don't have a right to know what it is that their children are being taught in schools, and they shouldn't have a say? this is what he said out loud in the middle of a debate. luckily thank god glenn youngkin was smart enough to realize what was going on, that what he said was absolute lunacy and nailed him on it. >> i think he's paving the way to become the first republican to win in over ten years to win in virginia a statewide race in virginia and that set you up on how badly joe biden and the democrats have completely screwed things up. >> jason: i do think it starts us off. i think you have a weak president d physically. mentally, i think he is just a a week week communicator. when he went over to the house of

chuck schumer is afraid of aoc right now.going to run against him for his senate seat and like he is running a college campus activist group and all rules to the win and let's have a free-for-all food fight. >> jason: charlie, i want to get your perspective on this because you reside in virginia, running again for governor, even he is admitting out loud that joe biden is not very popular right now. democrats seem to be at each other's throats. how did they get to be to the point where they are actually unified? because right now progressives from my vantage point seem to be rolling the day as opposed to the promise of joe biden which is, we are going to be ruling from the center. that is not what they are doing. >> now, it is not at all. of course, democrats have no one but themselves to blame for this. you know, the sort of sweet thing about everything going on now is democrats control every lever of power, every failure is 100% their fault. they can try to blame americans who make choices about vaccines, they can try to bla

were going to havana with aoc. >> i can't wait, let's do it.passport and black-market because you can't buy anything there. i want to thank you all. >> i know my donkeys. kennedy: i want that jersey. >> oh yes. kennedy: okay, very good. nicely done, panel. coming up, furious they are being compared to domestic terrorists and attorney general try to explain his way out of it all right. what will it mean for things like school twice and charter schools? that's next. ♪♪ cory deangelis is back, cory, what did you take away from today's ruling of the ag? >> this is just another attempt to bully parents into submission for pushing back school board meetings and rightfully so but this is only going to be involving parents to fight for their parents to get the type of education they prefer and runway is to push back the school board meetings but another way is to push for policies that provide true accountability from the bottom up having the money all of the child with to get the education and that way they can vote the public school incentives to foc

aoc has been democratic for 40 years, her district. so they are giving the progressives a lot of affection, respect, i sense that they are doing a lot. but at the end of the day, we end up with a bill that the moderates can support. >> yeah. at the end of the day, too much fighting hurts the party. certainly, victoria and bill, stay with us, we will fit a break in. coming up a reminder of who may be benefiting the most from all of this drama on the democratic side. you may recognize that guy in the lower right hand corner of your screen. your screen. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy

now, is the progressive squad led by aoc all talk and no action? squad been rolled by pelosi and schumer and biden? because it looks that way. is it going to be okay with the squad that manchin and sinema have been getting all the attention of the democratic party leadership, in other words, aoc and the squad given up and become washington swamp creatures? they are allowing pelosi to stab them in the back? do they even know what is going on? because as it stands tonight everything they say they were going to fight for, the hill that they were going to die on is not happening. it is all falling apart. joe manchin has poured cold water on a scheme to tax the unrealized gains of billionaires and millionaires,re paid leave that's been scrapped, no agreement on medicare expansion or closing the medicaid gap. no consensus on the repeal of state and local taxes, no agreement on even a top line number. and we are still waiting to see whether democrats will try to sneak in amnesty through the backdoor.oc t earlier today, senator sinema senator manchin had a

aoc and hertz lot or think that -- per squad arson, it does not focus on the duck cost.ause i don't you can't afford those lululemon pans. and i'm not going to buy them for you. >> kyrsten sinema seems like she would not be bullied into changing her behavior because of being followed into a bathroom. >> greg: she was trying to solve them. there's something about the fact that she is a woman which is why they did it because there's -- that she would not be parted, which is one. she should have been. she would have -- a guy followed her into the bathroom and i don't know. maybe is not identify as a guide. but if i follows my wife into a bathroom, would soon be a nonlife far. i'm sorry. i don't know where, when this happens, when is violence -- violence is certainly okay in this. if you are in the bathroom and someone is filming you get that is an assault. it is an assault on you. that is your privacy. you should kick that door after the break in the face, and that is the end of it. by the way, in this notion of equity and equality, it does not matter the gender, if they do

. >> the two wings of the party, there is the aoc bernie week, they want both and they are going to uphold the one until they get them both. the other more moderate side, they are mad at kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, the other two democrats opening up and they are mad because they are not progressive enough, forgetting they only got elected because they are not progressive. here's my question, does spending more money take you a better person? or a bigger moderate? >> pick up while bill maher left off, obviously he's talking about moderates in the senate that will be a holdout, pelosi and biden saying no, we are going to get this done and it doesn't sound like it will be three and a half trillion if both aren't there. what does this look like when it's done in october or november? >> what does it look like when we watch bill marr and say this looks like it makes sense, joe biden or joe manchin has said i'm not spending more than $1.5 trillion. that's put a pick in the balloon over in the house who want this massive bill. the problem here is nancy pelosi has a lot of credibility over the

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aoc. all right, who is second? maxine, rasheeda, ilhan? second. understand that when you're in social media, take an offensive posture, we can never let the people who scream the loudest win. just because we don't want to engage. that's something that i know your organization continues to do and i've got to tell you, we've had great members of rnla who has been helping us the last couple of years and especially this term. and folks like sara, caleb, and a great relationship with our secretaries of state. i just had secretary of state la rose in my office this morning, coming over to meet leader mccarthy, i wish i would have known banks would have talked the way he normally does and i would have spent more time over there and i love jim banks, jim banks is one of our true leaders in our conference and he has a bright future in washington, d.c. but these folks are going toe to toe with democrats in their states and out here in washington, d.c. house administration committee. would you ever think the smallest committee in the entire congress would be

. >> he suggested the spending bill top out at $1.5 trillion but the far left for aoc, they were less than impressed. >> here's the thing. there are a lot of games being played. at which and senator are we negotiating with? is it the june mentioned or september manchin? >> you all don't deserve the investment climate. you all don't deserve climate. >> we've been waiting for an effort to counter those three and a half trillion that's on the table but we don't have anything to say about numbers. there is no number on the table and i'm not negotiating it. >> what a mess this is, my goodness. pelosi told me, and he said he would be popping champagne mom last night and that didn't happen. i want to play a sound bite for you from pelosi talking about just how important this is to her. let's roll the tape. >> i just told numbers of my leadership that the reconciliation bill was a culmination of lies. >> this is a culmination of your time -- culmination means the end of an era. >> get out of here. >> julie: are we looking at a lame duck speaker here? >> tomi: i believe so but i'd like to go b

aoc seems rather pleased with the president.good faith partner to the entire democratic party. he is, in fact, a moderate and we disagree on certain issues. but, he reaches out and he actually tries to understand our perspective. todd: congressman, what the republicans need to do now while looking ahead to what needs to be done over the course of the next year gearing up for the midterms? >> well, we have to make the case that i was just talking about that this massive amount of debt is actually going to hurt the programs as they exist in the long run or actually really in the short run if you believe the stems that have just five years away from these programs going under water. because of this massive anchor that the progressives are putting on it make no mistake that the progressives are in the driver's seat here. that the moderates are in the passenger seat riding along as they drive us right off the fiscal cliff. and here's the thing. china ends up as the big winner. because their theory of victory isn't world war iii. thei

aoc? all right. who's second? maxine, rasheeda, ilhan? second. understand that when you are in social media. take an offensive posture. we can never let the people who scream the loudest win just because we don't want to engage. that is something that i know your organization continues to do. and i got to tell you we've got some great members of the rnla that have been helping us on house administration the last couple of years and especially this term. as well as we've got a great, we've got a great relationship with our secretaries of state. i just had secretary of state larose in my office this morning. took him to over to meet leader mccarthy. which i wish i'd have known banks was going to talk as long as he normally does and i would have been able to spend a little more time over there. and i love jim banks. jim banks is one of our true leaders in our conference and he's got a very bright future out here in washington, d.c. secretary of state larose. and folks, they are going toe to toe with democrats in their states but they are also going

jesse: i don't want to get too involved in aoc's life. is something more there i was picking up with her and bernie. >> when girls play with their hair. i think so. you know that, come on. did you bring rookie to the show today? because it makes me so happy. jesse: we are not saying anything is going on because we would never do that. we are just trying to read the room. >> i heard the baby voice -- she and i are about the same age. i don't know about the baby voice and the hair twirling. we are not seeing bernie -- friends with benefits. we would never say that. we are just trying to analyze what's going on. i want to analyze something else. hooters is involved in some kind of controversy. they are having a short shorts policies. the regular orange shorts they wear, they are getting rid of them -- of them, they want them to wear these shorts. >> i can't even hide the front of my legging. a wedgy. there isn't anything covered by these shorts. jesse: what did hooters do? did they switch the policy. >> thank god for tiktok. the day high wai

aoc wakes up every morning to a district that's 4 to 1, 5 to 1 democrat. same concerns, same skin in the game as the moderates who have to wake up every morning wonder how they're going to sell this back home and get re-elected, so i pose this question to you. >> right. the district aoc has is very different than the one here on the border in texas. it's an almost moderate leaning district. it's basic math. the progressives have the numbers. right, so the progressive caucus has been around the 30 years. they've been steadily growing. we really saw a bump after trump's election in '18. they've recently tightened their rules as a caucus to be more uniform. and brian, they have ready-made villains. they have donald trump. they have the caucus on the other side, the freedom caucus. so they have such a powerful narrative. they have this narrative that they are fighting against the evil forces, and they have the numbers to do it. and they've been propelled to do so especially with that juice that 2018. they actually got it in 2020. so if you're a moderate democr

getting to be fun not just the usual shooters we have all kind of people we have house members jayapal, aocing at joe manchin, bernie sanders is high gear slamming losey in her late-night negotiations. last evening the senate budget chair said all of this is unacceptable the bipartisan infrastructure bill must be defeated and we can work out a way to pass both pieces of legislation. no, you cannot, you don't understand what happened. here reckless budget reconciliation bill is dead. as in save america, kill the bill. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have killed your bill and they've also killed the house version of your bill into nancy pelosi's point, you are trillions of dollars apart injured going to have to deal with that right now you're in denial, you may be eligible for therapeutic intervention, you may need a 12 step meeting because of your refusal to accept the new reality, i'm just saying i'm being empirical joe manchin laid down the law yesterday in very clear terms and kyrsten sinema today has fled to phoenix seeking safe haven from the big government democratic socialist who are n

i don't see a joe manchin and aoc sitting down together to be able to pull that off themselves.t's too much of a heavy lift. the white house can provide that connective tissue. >> laura, garrett is talking about president biting being a bridge. a lawmaker i spoke to this week called him the closer. white house sources i talked to see the messiness is short of how the sausage gets made. the process is not over. i's not a failure. it's just sort of going down the road. what do you make up where president biden is and how he views all this? what does it say to you that he doesn't want to put a firm marker down this time around? we've seen him set deadlines for himself and not be met. what's the white house thinking? >> the white house strategy this week has been consistent. they are trying to work with manchin and sinema to figure out what they can live within the social spending package. the substance of it. not just the top line numbers. but the provisions they are willing to say yes to. because then the plan was to take that to progressives and say, ok, can you live with this, w

aoc is also threatening to vote no. congresswoman jayapal just told reporters therehi is not enough votes to get this legislation through the house. needless to say, nancy pelosi is very nervous. don't embarrass the president. we will get to that in a minutet biden told congress he needed this agreement before he jetted off to europe for this climate summit. that didn't happen. now pelosi reportedly warning fellow democrats not to embarrass joey while he is a broad. praising joe's -- this is my favorite moment of the day -- nancy pelosi, who struggles a little bit cognitively herself, nancy pelosi talking about, wow how engaged joe is and he wrote the bill and his encyclopedic knowledge. joe biden? is this the same joe biden, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men and women are created by, oh, you know, oh, the thing, that guy? anyway, pelosi was a nervous wreck today. take a look. >> for those who said i want to see text, the text is there for you to review, for you to complain about, for you to addex to

aoc.we k. could gather for christmas or too soon to tell. >> too soon to tell this man isn't going to say interesting the border but our christmas celebrations with our families? no one trusts him anymore. >> hiker says he spotted brian laundrie on the appalachian trail. >> called me and told me that she loves me. i have got to get to california to see her. >> basic own research says not just instagram. it's dangerous for teenagers. distinctly worse than other forms of social media. >> 56 on its way. it is off the goal post. no good. ♪ ♪ will remember me ♪ remember me. brian: that's what happens when you come home at the age of 45 years old and coming off the super bowl championship with a different team before the game he hugs bob kraft, talking about tom brady, he came out and got a one-minute tribute video after the game, after that missed field goal when the patriots lost and played great and tom brady did not have the west game. he went -- excuse me bill belichick went into the locker

what is the aoc swag? is it a kind of walk?: the democratic party has reverted back to the democratic party of my childhood. pre-clinton, pre-obama, every day it is fractious and every day it's a mess. this is normal in american history what we are seeing now jonathan: step jonathan: making a sausages messy. this goes back to grover cleveland. harry truman knew this. this is the way it is. jonathan: the reading list for the weekend. lisa will be back with us monday. your bond market is 167 and equity market is up one 10th of 1% step we have all-time highs. ♪ this is bloomberg . ♪ (announcer) looking for a better way to lose weight and feel good? how about the one with the 98% success rate and the more affordable weight loss solution? that's golo. there are no monthly fees and it's guaranteed to work or you don't pay. how can golo offer all of that? because it's not like any of those diets you've already tried. it's the new way to lose weight. no stimulants, no starving, just results. results you'll keep for life. no more sacrif

aoc, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, says this. progressive value that went mainstream because no matter your views most people dislike big money and politics, framing this as a moderate versus progressive, it's inaccurate. it's a smaller group stonewall. that is throwing -- she is throwing shade at the moderates. the moderates are throwing shade at the progressives. what does this say about the state of the democratic party? >> there's a schism they've kept under wraps for a number of years. it's now out in the open. we'll see how it plays out. you know these folks are going home for a week or two. they're going to hear from their constituents. my guess in some of the districts like gottheimer's district, they're going to say we don't want this horrible package that aoc wants. what's good in aoc's district is bads in our district and won't play here. i don't know if some of the moderates dig in deeper and some of the progressive dig in deeper and make it more difficult. this is going to be, whether biden and pelosi and schumer can

aoc's said this is not about climate change. it's about wealth redistribution.t's the issue. >> john: thank you. right on the money. when we come back, polls show a tightening race in the state of new jersey. that blue state happening in a less than a months in virginia and new jersey that republican gubernatorial candidates can win? that candidate in new jersey joins us next straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: high stakes gubernatorial races could be an early warning sign for democrats ahead of 2022. an uphill battle for republicans but in virginia mcauliffe is creatoring. -- creator against the republican. is it possible virginia could go red on november 2nd? in new jersey not a close but the race is tightening. phil murphy trying to stave off the republican a businessman. he is promising to lower property taxes and make the state more friendly for becomes and law enforcement and embrace school choice and increase quality of life. his opponent murphy refusing to take any responsibility for gutting the state's economy with never ending covid restrictions and puttin

and then to determine and that is included aoc.hen to receive advice from around the country of how to move forward with that. and a lot of what was suggested is to become part of the biden and white house. and one of those is that i feel fortune from being from alabama a place that very few people know about but historically has achieved a role in the voting rights movement and coming from a rural community where we just celebrated the first person to become a part of the nba hall of fame coming from the hpc you and talks about the struggle and part of that so first of all for him to be recognized by the nba hall of fame is significant but also for someone like me to be sitting here is significant because there have been times i have been in this fight over 25 years and i have not been able ever to penetrate that level of government to talk about the issues we have in a place and often times people just assume the sanitation issue has been resolved the people that we deal with writing interim guidance for justice 40 we also work o

emily: aoc is also tweeting "meta as in we are a cancer to democracy metastasizing." many on both sides of the aisle that have criticism of the facebook parent company but is an avid user of the platform. her instagram page has 8.7 million followers. it is a means she uses to communicate with voters. emily: many of facebook, instagram, whatsapp critics, also use the platforms. therein lies the paradox. this is my favorite. wendy's is changing its name to meet. -- meat. ed: a good take on meta. i am an avid social media user. you are an avid social media user. this happens. you have had facebook for more than a decade. this is a big moment in technology history. 2021, the world immediately results to memes, to ridicule. emily: you could make the argument that facebook created this whole dialogue. ed: yes. it was self-inflicted, ironically. emily: it was very meta. ed: mark zuckerberg making this presentation, quasi-virtual. there are bookshelves but also barbecue sauce. emily: that has to be sweet baby ray's, his favorite barbecue sauce. we use that in our household no

maria: why do you think ark oc has been as successful as she is -- aoc?they have completely become the leadership in terms of where the agenda goes, how much money the democrats are spending. how did that happen, that she became so successful and resonated so much with a portion of democrat voters? >> i think that it's because the left leans more towards media, social media and those types of outlets, and aoc's following on social media is massive. as far as a lawmaker herself, she's the worst or the least effective lawmaker in new york according to the center for effective lawmaking who is nonpartisan. they essentially said she's gotten zero action on her committees, no floor votes on anything that she's tried to pass, and nothing's become law. it's not my opinion, it's a verifiable fact. maria: wow. so it's a social media background and the strength there. desi, really good point. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be watching your campaign. desi cuellar. we'll be right back. say goodbye to daily insulin injections. omnipod is a tubeless, waterproof p

todd: anytime aoc speaks i want to do the thing manchin did. jillian: you want for everyone to hear what was said. despite immense opposition from leader mcconnell and members of his conference our caucus held together, we pulled our country back from the cliff's edge that republicans tried to push us over. that is what you were referencing when the soundbite did not play. >> reporter: we don't normally see the leaders engaging in ad hominem attacks after they pass something like the fiscal cliff a version. new time, new setting. todd: discussing a new security agreement when officials from both sides meet in mexico, anthony blinken, alejandro mayorkas and merrick garland, as donald trump lasts biden and democrats failure to control the border. >> we won all the suits, for 2 and a half years and were able to start the wall. would have been finished in appear go of weeks and now we are paying $6 million a week for contractors not to build the wall. somebody doesn't love our country. when they allow this to happen to our country we have hundreds

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but we know they don't think the masks work or they would be wearing them was remember when we saw aocop on the capitol steps with a group of girls and they put on the masks just for the picture? we covered it on this show and i was telling you in aoc's defense the delta very into something you catch flying commercial but there is no other excuse other than they don't believe any of this stuff but because it doesn't affect their quality of life they don't have to adhere to it they keep shoveling it on to us. i'm pretty cranky at this hour of the day. the giants won the game. i don't understand. >> we were confused, a lot of mixed emotions. >> you are not going to have them. >> we will be 116 this year. coming up in the next hour of "fox and friends first" checking back in with the "fox and friends" weekend crew. >> joe cons a, brandon judd, live in the next hour. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for

was giving testimony how my mother made the decision to choose life in the face of extreme danger, aock me in the eye. when faced with opposition they can't even stand up to that. they just turned away because they don't want to hear what they can't have an they can't stand so they turn away and keep their eyes down and that is what you are seeing right now. they deflect, they think they are entitled to something. they think highways are racist, they want all this money for their green new deal projects and we are not having it, this week i'm telling you aoc and the squad getting slapped with facts. their responses are childish, amateur hour, i will stomp my feet until i get my way, you aren't getting your way this time. jillian: an interesting week because we have 30 seconds left. nancy pelosi felt confident she had the votes for this and now it seems it is a different scenario so will stay tuned and see what happens. is there any way the infrastructure bill gets done without the reconciliation package? >> that was the question and i think nancy pelosi is going to twist some arms and

we saw aoc over in the u.s.sting this is why companies like facebook need to be broken up. >> no, i don't think so. i think the regulatory risk of facebook is far more fundamental than that. i think it is more around what is facebook's influence on the social discourse of america and the rest of the world and that, when regulation comes, if regulation comes, it is there that it is most likely to be scented, rather than a monopolistic point of view. dani: of course, it is not just the u.s. where regulation is concerned. you have big tech companies, foreign and domestic, especially in south korea we have these legislative crosshairs. executives facing questions over their practices. google under the spotlight. the country's antitrust watchdog is investigating additional cases in relation to the anticompetitive practices. at the same time, the korean fair trade commission chairperson spoke exclusively to us. take a look at that. >> [indiscernible] after the investigation is completed and our deliberation process co

these did not come from, god love him, bernie sanders, or aoc or anyone else. i wrote them. i disagreed with medicare for all, but, in doubt what i thought would be important, for example, the bill back better program, i think, it should require that we have, in fact, the best education available to us. i will be speaking to this in detail tomorrow. look, here is the situation. how can we, in an ever competitive world, increasingly competitive world, how can we not meet the educational standards that other countries are working towards. nobody is reducing the number of years they want their children to go to school. as my wife says, if we -- if other countries will outcompete us. look at what china is doing. they are investing. they are investing in things that relate for the ability to people to go to work and stay at work. there are several million women who cannot go back to work because they don't have anyone to take care of their children. to give a tax cut to a working mom to be able to afford daycare , is that a bad idea? i think it's a good idea. it will get people b

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these didn't come from, god love them, bernie sanders, aoc, or anybody else. i wrote them. i disagreed with medicare for all, for example. but i laid out what i thought would be important. for example, i think that in the bill back better program, we should require that we in fact have the best education available to us, and i will be speaking about this in detail tomorrow. look, here's the situation. how can we in this ever competitive world, this increasingly competitive world, how can we not meet the educational standards that a -- other countries are working towards? nobody's reducing the number of years they want their children or their people to go to school. you heard me say it before, as my wife says. if we don't, if any country i've education us, they will outcompete us. look at what china is doing. the rest of the world, they are investing that relate in the abilities of people to go to and stay at work. several million women that can't go back to work because they have no way to take care of their children. to give a tax cut to a working mom to be able to afford

it is a clown car, joe biden in the passenger's seat, pelosi and aoc fighting in the back seat.cliff. >> sandra: ask about that in a moment, the president will head over to try to bridge the gap between moderates and progressives in his the part. about to hear jen psaki layout his plans this afternoon. i had karl rove on top of the last hour congressman and k-d him, i said, will progressives stand their ground here? he said this, listen. >> maybe the president can pull a rabbit out of his proverbial hat, i'm not convinced of it, firm to the bill. bernie sanders said they wanted to spend $6 tril yob and thought compromise was $3.5 and they will not go for 1.5 or $1 trillion bill. what say you? do you believe that the progressives will budge at all? >> well, like i said, this is bernie sanders' democrat party issue not my grandpa's democrat party. progressives control the democratic party, you saw synema get the heck out of town, only one that will tell progressives to pound sand. progressives controlling the show and haven't been able to get anything done, infrastructure deal, an

these didn't come from god love him, bernie sanders or aoc or anybody else. i wrote them. i disagreed with medicare for all for example. i laid out but i was important. i think the build back better program required that we have the best education available to us. i'll be speaking to this in detail tomorrow. look, here's the situation. how can we in an ever competitive world, increasingly competitive world, how can we not meet the educational standards of other countries? nobody is reducing the number of years they want their children to go to school, people to go to school. you've heard me say it. my wife says, if we don't, if any country out-educates us, they are going to outcompete us. look at what china is doing and the rest of the world. they are investing. they are investing in things that relate to the ability people to go to work and stay at work. women who can't go back to work because they don't have anybody to take care of their children. so to give a tax cut to a working mom to be able to afford day care, is that a bad idea? i think it's a darn good idea. it wi

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the fact is aoc and the far left are literally about $2 trillion apart.not -- senator manchin said he's not going to support the bill unless it includes affluence testing, and he also wants work requirements that if you get money from the government and you unemployed -- you're unemployed, you've got to do the at least some kind of work program or educational program. aoc and nancy city pelosi just want to give this money to people unless they work or not. they just want people to stay home and get money. those are very, very large differences. and we need to make sure that the hyde amendment which makes sure there's no funding for federal a-- federal funding for abortion. mike: yeah, also means testing, something that moderates perhaps want and progressives do not. some have is suggested speaker pelosi's focused on her legacy at this point. will she make some of the moderates walk the plank to get the package done, richard? >> listen, don't fall for the okey-doke here. here's what we know. nancy pelosi is one of the best vote counters that we have in the