-- part of the answer to that question will be depending on how much support from people like bernie sandershow much slack he's willing to give joe biden. as you can see, as these negotiations play out, sanders is sort of hanging back a little. he says we'll start this summer. he's letting biden play out this string and i'm sure biden has asked him to do that. they have a relationship, which is very clear that biden understands how important bernie sanders is to him to getting things through the senate and to get support in the country, which i think -- >> to give him cover. >> yes. >> and i think he felt hillary clinton never did that for him. and i think that -- so they are kind of working on this. we'll see what happens to this relationship. as sanders says, he does things that i don't like. biden does things he doesn't like but in the end he feels they'll be able to kind of work together and, you know, look. when the minimum wage didn't get through and progressives were railing, it was bernie sanders. i don't know whether it was at that dinner party but with bernie sanders who said hang

are a can sans would be subsidizing bernie sanders campaigns. i don't think many americans want to see their tax dollars to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars going to support a politicians who they oppose attacking politicians they

look at bernie sanders. bernie sanders now calls himself a democratic socialist.e is not a democratic socialist. he is a old marxist with a massive soapbox. he is in charge of the budget committee. he is driving the finances of this country, driving them into the ground. trillions and trillions of dollars of spending on what? to whose benefit? you see beginnings of inflation. once the inflation monster out of the box that will affect each and everyone of us. why? because it devalues the currency. your income, your pension, your savings and the price of goods and services go up. so while the value of the dollar goes down, the price goes up. guess what happens? more people are impoverished. what will the answer be from biden and his fellow democrats? more spending, more government, more centralization. by the way, these policies come with what? they come with this. an iron fist as the police, they get stronger and stronger and stronger. did you hear the attorney general earlier this week? what did he say? the greatest danger is domestic terrorism. what is the greate

everyone look at bernie sanders. nobody dares to seriously question bernie sanders.nie sanders is a marxist for he attracts these jihadists. many of them ran his campaign in local areas and states. he does not the answer for any of them. if you were to ask a black lives matter members or leaders if they support any politicians it would be bernie sanders. when there is violence done by bernie sanders supporters the media a sickly squelch it. for instance what took place in four ago in the congressional baseball game took place the mediate was very low to mention the shooter who almost killed steve scalise into police officers among others was a bernie sanders supporter. then you look at january 6, you look at what took place there. there trying to paint every single trumps supporter as a one said premises attorney general gives an outrageous speech he draws in the media to his own employees at the department of justice where i was once chief of staff. there's a lot going on in this country in terms of a movement toward tierney that concerns me greatly. do you agree or

he didn't like bernie sanders politics and did not think bernie could win.rn was eager to endorse biden but was skeptical that biden would be in strong enough shape to take the endorsement and do much with it. biden comes in fourth in iowa and fifth in new hampshire and a distant second in nevada a week before the south carolina primary. at second-place finish is enough to convince clyburn that there is a reason to jump in. he jumps in and jumps in really hard for biden and the affect of the endorsement is reverberating in a way that clyburn had not anticipated. there was a meeting that pete buttigieg was supposed to have with a bunch of mayors in south carolina before the primary. it was just a sit down at a restaurant and a photo opportunity, buttigieg learning that. the clyburn endorsement was so powerful in that moment that the mayors canceled on buttigieg and didn't even want to look like they were sitting at the table with another candidate. al sharpton was prepared to endorse bernie sanders right before the south carolina primary. he told bernie sande

senator bernie sanders says no dice.nding that president biden force nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to back down, not hold a infrastructure deal hostage to their big spending plan. that is what is at stake. clinton and obama's former treasury secretaries, a larry summers, robert rubin is warning high inflation is here to say. we have rick crawford next. you're watching "the evening edit." >> i talked to a number of bipartisan group. they're reluctant to move forward. they will need more assurances from the president, there is no link, no connection between the by partisan bill and this bill the democrats want to do. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a good night's rest is where muscles recover and our minds are restored. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing. and it helps keep you asleep by sensing your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. perfect for those relaxing weekends. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lo

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back soon, you're watching the fox business network were coming out of the bottom of the hour bernie sandersemeaning president biden force democrat chuck schumer in nancy pelosi tong bak down, did not hold an infrastructure deal hostage to the big spending plan, that's what's at stake right now we have this clinton and obama former treasury secretary robert room and warning high inflation here to stay. representative rick crawford is next you are watching "the evening edit". >> i talked to a number of members of the bipartisan group they are reluctant to move forward and they're going to need more assurances from the president there is no connection and link between the bipartisan bill and the bill that the democrats want to do. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ready to simplify life with diabetes? get started today with a free 30-day omnipod dash trial. go to omnipod.com/free for risk information, instructions for use, and free trial terms and conditions. consult your healthcare provider before starting on omnipod. simplify diabetes. simplify life. omnipod. i'm jennie garth, and as a mother of 3, i know kids worry

porque el senador bernie sanders incluyÓ un proyecto que serÍa parte del proceso se reconciliaciÓn alsenador bernie sanders incluyÓ inmigraciÓn en su presupuesto. >>> ante la evidente falta de votos republicanos para aprobar una reforma migratoria, segÚn activistas serÍa la opciÓn mÁs viable para concretar algo. la regla que exige una mayorÍa de 60 votos para aprobar una legislaciÓn. >>> no hay garantÍas que los republicanos aprueben, pero los demÓcratas pueden pasar esto con 51 votos. >>> no queremos que sea una excusa suficiente decir que en el futuro vaya a pasar algo en el presente se necesita tomar acciÓn. >>> el plan de bernie sanders incluirÍa un plan de 50 millones de dÓlares, incluyendo un camino para la ciudadanÍa para aquellos con tps y trabajadores del campo. >>> este paquete no serÍa considerado en un paquete de reconciliaciÓn pero sÍ hay precedentes que en el 2005 se incluyeron visas dentro del proceso. tenemos que continuar presionando si queremos una soluciÓn este aÑo. >>> para telemundo. >>> las olas de calor excesivo llegaron a zonas del paÍs que sorprenden a los exp

have voted with president biden 100% of the time according to 538, which is a higher rating than bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >> attacking bernie and

>> it was important that bernie sanders included s.a.l.t.ernie sanders supports s.a.l.t. elimination. everyone thought this was a sign that all of the members say they would not support any bill unless there was s.a.l.t. relief and gotten their way you dig into the numbers and it is a third of the total cost of repeal it is only partial i think, again, 57% of the benefit of the full repeal of s.a.l.t. go to the top 1%. in today's democratic party, to see bernie sanders support any reform was big, but unlikely they support a full elimination. so much of that would just go to the top 1% >> important context there robert, thank you. have a great day >>> stocks are coming off another positive week with the s&p 500 posting the best performance since february it is another busy week ahead as we round out the month and second quarter a host of economic data where reports on home prices and consumer confidence and manufacturing and hiring in the private sector and jobless claims and factory orders. it is all topped off by the non-farm payrolls on fr

totally inappropriate, all republicans i think will oppose that. >> joining me now is senator bernie sanders of vermont. of course, the chair of the senate budget committee. senator sanders, welcome back to "meet the press." happy father's day. >> thank you very much. happy father's day to you. >> appreciate that. you said on monday you weren't going to support this bipartisan infrastructure deal as it stands right now. what would it take for you to support this deal, particularly if president biden starts to sign off on it -- what would it take even if you don't love it? >> well, chuck, look, what we've got to do in these budgets is address the crises facing the american people. it is true that our roads and our bridges and our water systems and our wastewater plants are crumbling and we need to invest in them. as i understand it, the so-called bipartisan plan really only provides about 25% of the money that the president asked for, about $580 billion. the point goes beyond that. the working people of this country understand, chuck, that for decades, we have ignored their needs while the ve

bernie sanders wants $6 trillion. what are -- how far are you willng to go? >> well, let me say this, john. right now i never thought the net corporate tax should have been 21%. i always felt 25 % was fair and balanced. i'm willing to go to 25. i think capital gains should be at 28%, not 21. there's changes that can keep us competitive. i'm not supportive in voting for things that does not make us competitive. we're in a global economy. i want to make sure that we're the leader of the free world, that we can still compete and manufacture, create great jobs and pay good salaries with benefits. that's what i want to make sure happens. now, let's see when we do all that, and make the adjustments, how much money do we have? this is how you run your household. it's how i run my household or small businesses or large businesses. how much can we invest? and how much return do we get on that investment? i want to make sure we pay for it. i do not want to add more debt on. if that's 1 trillion or 1 .5 trillion or 2 trillion, whatever that comes out to be over a ten-ye

infrastructure plan and that's what i intend to do, said biden in a statement about which vermont senator bernie sanders said no reconciliation bill, no deal. we need transformative change. tough words by the independent from the great state of vermont. sanders and other democrats insist that the white house frankly should go big or go home on infrastructure, that is they

seems senator bernie sanders pass a big voting rights built for the people act. serious about calling ourselves a democracy needs and voter suppression and make it easier for people to vote. senator bernie sanders, chair of the senate democratic outreach committee joins me now. senator, you've got a 54 the thinnest majority possible in the senate. you're the chair of the budget committee. you've got a coalition that ranges from a donor joe manchin to draw bernie sanders. how are you thinking about that op-ed and where do things stand now with the democratic party in the agenda? >> look. chris, all i can tell you is repeat what i said last week in that tweet. we cannot allow republican governors and legislators to deny americans and young people and latinos the right to vote. not only is that an outrage onto itself, what it will mean is that in state after state where democrats should win, seats at the house or senate because of voter suppression they're not going to win. and that means perhaps for a long time. republican control over the house and the senate. so

bernie sanders joined in. some of bernie sanders's supporters say they were first, before donald trump wrote about this 20 years ago. there -- this is a long -- long-standing bipartisan concern. that is one of the things president trump talk the most about, the competition with china -- talked the most about, the competition with china and how he did not want them to surpass us. some conservatives say this will never happen and china will collapse. we don't have to worry about it. i think they are wrong. i think china can surpass and are planning on doing it but it will be another five to 10 years before it happens. we don't have time to be complacent about the economic and technological challenge from china. it is quite serious. host: to that point, going back to the new york times headline, this is expected to pass with broad, bipartisan support. does that tell you about the commercial and military competition we are facing from china and how congress views that? guest: i am sorry to pump -- pat myself on th

now you have somebody like bernie sanders saying not so fast. the president is expected to spend this week on the phone making sure senators are still going to be on board with this deal reached late last week. they will be trying to drum up support from the public with this. he will be going out to wisconsin tuesday. jon: mark meredith at the white house. >> i think mitch mcconnell wants infrastructure as much as anyone else. he wants the jobs this will create. i think he will be for it if it continues to come together as it is. jon: threat's see what another senator has to say about the bipartisan infrastructure plan. marsha blackburn is a member of the judiciary and armed services committees. you must have heard what the president had to say about not signing the bipartisan bill unless he got the democrat infrastructure plan as well. your first reaction? >> i think president biden spoke what was truth to him, and what they had been discussing in the white house, and out of earshot of republicans. and they see it as a 1-2 package. republicans

you see him generally with bernie sanders believing that, yes, this is the path.wealthy pay their fair share, increasing community college access in america. there is a lot of approaches and you will see it when it plays out over the next few weeks here that they will be allies on generally making good for the hard working people of america. >> really interesting. we wanted to get you on that. will you come back? >> of course. i'm always here, ari. >> great. appreciate it. really interesting policy priorities there to get into. we're keeping this eye, as promised, on vice president harris expected to speak in mexico city. you see what i see. we're going to watch that and carry it if we hear from her. also up ahead the george floyd policing act has stalled over one big issue. it is one we reported on, one i told you it is really important. how do you deal with police immunity? with a platform and progressive work, ice cream activists and legends ben and jerry, they're getting involved. they join me live next. they join me live next ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the hea

while those bipartisan negotiations could continue for weeks, senate budget committee chairman bernie sanders is working at the same time on a separate reconciliation bill he hopes democrats could pass without any republican support. now sanders' bill will include many of the democrats big policy goals. so many of these goals, in fact, that the potential $6 trillion price tag is making some moderate democrats squeamish. as the president and democratic leaders try to navigate competing desires inside a razor-thin majority in order to pass much of the biden agenda, as much of it as possible. joining me now is independent senator bernie sanders of vermont, as i said, the chairman of the senate budget committee. thank you so much for joining me this morning. i mentioned the biden agenda is moving on two tracks. the bipartisan infrastructure deal, which we'll get to a moment. and then there is the democrats-only effort that you are leading. $6 trillion reconciliation package will likely include so-called human infrastructure, paid family leave, elder care. but you've also indicated that it could g

bernie sanders is the, you know, the grand puma of the progressive movement, so if he can say at the end of the day to the people that followed him for so long, this is the best we got, that's a big plus for joe biden. >> if bernie sanders is willing to do that, come to the aid, if you will, of the democratic president even though he's an independent, is there a democratic senator, a manchin, a sinema or anybody else that would walk away and undermine the biden presidency? that junction is coming in a month or so? is there a democratic senator that would still say no if the president spent a few more weeks trying to get bipartisan approach, and would they say i still can't do it? >> it's hard to say and hard to see. that's why people at the white house are not weeping into their tea right now, and they have a little bit of optimism that after this process, which is not going to be pretty or pleasant, plays itself out and at the end of the day they will be somewhere where they can rally democrats together, but they have zero margin for error in the senate, and the house does have a ro

let's talk about bernie sanders. he said he cannot support the deal as it currently stands. deal? we have seen lawmakers bending over backwards to accommodate joe manchin, and now bernie sanders saying i have a role to play, too, and he's not onboard? >> he does not have the same juice, though. when joe manchin speaks everybody stops and listens and says, wait, because he's that deciding factor. i think bernie sanders speaks to the frustration among progressives that the democrats are in charge of the chambers and in charge of the white house, and they should move forward and they have a mandate and you will see more and more pressure on reconciliation moving forward in a way -- and the chairman has a major role to play in that. >> as you have been speaking, there was a tweet that senator schumer announced to reporters that -- he announced the budget committee will move forward for the vehicle for reconciliation so democrats can push the infrastructure package with just democratic votes alone. thank you both for your time this afternoon. good to see you both. >>> all this we

. >> sure, and then waiting in the wings is senator bernie sanders. don't forgot, i mean, this afternoon he said, you know, his patience has run out, and he said we're going to start -- he's the chair of of the budget committee, and he said we're going to maurng the budget which would include a lot of this spending as soon as july and i've spoken with him about it and he said he has very little patience for these negotiations. they are going to continue and i've also been told that the white house is aware of what he's doing so they are trying to work on two tracks and i think the big question is if the bipartisan effort, the newest one falls apart which you could say the odds are more than 50-50 can they get 50 democrats and getting joe manchin and bernie sanders to agree on one spending bill and that's their problem right now. >> kaitlan, is the white house going to allow this two-track process to go forward, progressives and people in the house of representatives, bernie sanders going forward as if they are going to have a democratic-only bill and

now, there's $120 billion in the bernie sanders budget.t's a huge amount bernie sanders had vowed not to put any money in that budget for state and local tax deduction, and then he did. and that tells you the forces of the leadership, nancy pelosi, house speaker from california, senate majority leader from new york and those rank and file members are going to need some salt relief. that $120 billion doesn't have to be for four years that can be for two years and you get a lot more out of it for two years rather than four years. the legislative process will term how that is strauctured, hw big the deduction is going to be i think you're seeing if they really do want trial tax credits and free community college and paid family leave, there's going to be a cost to that to the moderate democrats >> this is so disingenuous because they're saying we want to raise taxes would you tell us raising taxes so we're going to off set it by giving you a reduction in state and local taxes because of the same priorities they're trying to pursue at the fede

we are but it's just not good enough for people like bernie sanders.y message to the progressives, is let's deal with infrastructure. roads, bridges and broadband. if you want to do with medicare and a pathway to citizenship, we can talk about that but that is not infrastructure. and with all of their years of experience in politics, they would understand the difference between infrastructure and non- infrastructure. so let's get back to the basics of infrastructure and work together in a bipartisan manner to get something done. jon: lindsey graham does have some democratic support for the bill he put forward. it's small. only $1 trillion. >> i think the difference with this negotiation and the earlier negotiation is that we are willing to add more new money to infrastructure in this package i am hopeful the white house and joe biden stays involved but i would say this president biden if you want and infrastructure and on - - infrastructure deal for $1 trillion it is there for the taking just get involved assad. jon: it seems it could go bigger and the

and the reconciliation bill that, you know, bernie sanders is talking about, is $6 trillion. how realistic is that? >> the sanders budget is -- it's the kitchen sink. it's the family room, dining room, everything. >> the whole house. >> yeah. it's almost the entire democratic domestic agenda. it is probably a nonstarter. but what progressives are really worried about is this replay of what happened in 2009-2010 where the house went forward with a climate bill called cap in trade, taxing carbon, then it passed this month, 12 yoears ag, then just sat in the senate and sat in the senate. so they're worried there is going to be a white house that signs on to this deal for bipartisan bridges, tunnels, highways, roads, traditional infrastructure, and then their stuff, the climate stuff, and taxing the rich, is all going to sit there in a secondary car waiting for its turn to get on the track and what happens if by then joe manchin says, you know what? i liked the first bill more. i don't really need the second bill. they don't want to see that happen a second time in 12 years. >> t

joining me now is bernie sanders of vermont, thank you so much for joining me this morning. i mentioned that the biden agenda is mufring onoving on tw. there is the democratic only effort that you are leading. your 6 traditional dollars reconciliation package would include human infrastructure like paid family leave, elder care, you also indicated that it could go beyond that. i know you speak with president biden frequently, you have his blessing to go this big? >> dana, what i think the president has done is given us the blueprint. i sometimes think that we get boggled down in numbers. that's important. we got to look at what the needs are of the american people, what's going on right now? what's going on right now is everybody knows the rich are doing phenomenally well. we have in terms of real wages for working people to lower it today than 48 years today. half of the people are living paycheck to paycheck. let's go through the issues. does anyone think child care in america is satisfactory. working families can't pay $15,000 a year for child care. how do you not deal wi

and president biden and chuck schumer and bernie sanders have to work with that side too.ever can come through, you know, bipartisan support means you've got to have the democrats on board and in both the house and the senate. you've got to have all the democrats on board or you don't get it through without republican help. and so it's a real tightrope that has to be walked. on the infrastructure bill, infrastructure is something that you and i recall being universally popular. it allows congress to shower the folks back home with goodies. >> yeah, it was always bipartisan. maria teresa, you have joe manchin now being apparently driven into the arms of chuck schumer by mitch mcconnell. who every day finds a new extremist, unreasonable thing to say about zero chance of getting republican votes that gives joe manchin nowhere to go except with his democrats. >> well, he had a chance -- mitch mcconnell had a chance to secure manchin had he allowed his party to vote for the insurrection, for the commission to actually investigate the january 6th insurrection. he decided no. he

secretary of state katie hobbs on the ongoing undermining of democracy in her state, and senator bernie sanders on what happens now that joe manchin did what joe manchin does. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. these days, the most optimistic thing you can say about the state of american democracy in this perilous moment is it hasn't given out yet, but its enemies are plotting in the open. we see it every day, and they will not stop until they either are successful or some of them are put in prison. i truly believe it. the leader of the nation's antidemocratic fashion made his re-emergence at the north carolina republican convention this weekend where he once again falsely claimed the 2020 election was stolen from him. >> that election will go down as the crime of the century, and our country is being destroyed by people who perhaps have no right to destroy it. >> now, his rambling speech was basically an afterthought. he's not in the position to pull the stings of attention like he was so for long. this was a republican event in north carolina, not an ad

there's disagreement as you know on the how to pay for it and senator bernie sanders of the budget committee chairman has his own $6 trillion proposal which is far more expansive. he was somewhat open to the idea of the bipartisan proposal which was much more scaled down at $1 trillion but he said he didn't agree with the republican proposal to tax, to increase gas taxes and index them for inflation or have an additional tax on clean energy vehicles, he didn't like that of course so there at a crossroads again on infrastructure when it comes to paying for it. >> and the president will we willing will we hear fromhim today or tomorrow on that bill ? >> we are expected to hear from him today on that bill. we are awaiting that response and also we will get some tension back at the new press briefing with jen. >> let me ask you about the voting rights bill, the procedural votes coming up in the senate . there's a sweet, the vice president who said she tweeted about that on child tax credit awareness day. but susan crabtree, the president has designated the vice president as thepoint person and d

i want to give you a sense of what bernie sanders said about this infrastructure proposal yesterday on the sunday show he was on. here is what he had to say. >> i mentioned that the biden agenda is moving on two tracks. that bipartisan infrastructure deal which we are going to get to in a moment, and then there is the democrats-only effort that you are leading. the $6 trillion reconciliation package will likely include infrastructure like paid family leave, elder care. but you've also indicated that they could go beyond that. addressing the climate crisis, medicare, even immigration. i know you speak with president biden frequently. you have his blessing to go this big? >> i think what the president has done is given us a blueprint as to where we want to go and i think it is a serious and comprehensive blueprint. i sometimes think we get bogged down in numbers and that is important, but we have got to look at what the needs are of the american people. and what is going on right now, obviously, the very rich are doing very well. and yet, we have come in terms of real wages for working p

bernie sanders who's the chair of the committee -- so no small role in this -- is going to write up ahat the white house wants -- infrastructure deal with pressure from the progressives including lowering the eligibility age and expanding the affordable care act. this comes down to joe manchin. they're going to get as big a deal as joe manchin is willing to be the 50th vote for. so the pressure is going to continue to be on the democratic side to make sure they have a reconciliation deal that can move in tandem as the president said with the infrastructure deal, kasie. it's going to be tough and take a long time, and we're going to have some fun along the way. >> indeed we are. i mean, mike, one thing that struck me about this with the president and if quiet part out loud as you put it, nancy pelosi has already vowed to hold up the bipartisan deal in the house if there's no big reconciliation package. the president doesn't have to weigh in on thisful he can let nancy pelosi do it for him. i guess my question is how does the white house want the senate to handle this two-step because a

you heard from bernie sanders. you heard from stacey abrams as well. >> yeah. >> the democrats are united about the idea of putting together a coalition among democrats that can support something on voting rights. progressives have wanted a lot of different changes on voting rights and some conservatives like joe manchin are not comfortable with. joe manchin includes a number of things like making election day a holiday and allowing two weeks of early voting that democrats say would help and get more people to vote. i think democrats want to show in contrast to what's happening in some of the state legislatures where republicans are largely united about stripping voting rights and moving the ball backwards on giving people action toes the ballot, democrats want to show that they can move the ball forward and give people more voting rights and have to be united in doing that. they see the big contrast in some of these republican-led states and what's happening in congress, stagnation and lack of action and they want

i'm thinking of getting manchin and bernie sanders.t is the likelihood democrats will agree and come up with something? jake: this entire episode shows the coalition is fragile oboth sides. you are trying to keep together a democratic party and a republican party, which does not want the piece bernie sanders is passing. neither does joe mention, people think. so it is a coalition that is fragile. i think we are entering the most frenzied and frantic legislative period in the last decade. the next three months will be absolutely wild. yamiche: talk about what you 're reporting -- your porting tells us where lindsey graham stands. -- what are you hearing? eva: mitch mcconnell immediately pushed back against this. he does not like the dual track. he feels republicans are getting worked. he has the power to make or break this. republicans have historically fallen in li when mcconnell speaks. we will have to see how it goes. lots of political calculations. we know mcconnell h spent the last several months talking about the filibuster and ma

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he's never been a candidate or we're a politician like bernie sanders. he's very moderate, very middle of the road and i think we're seeing that in his governing style. and so i think he would be reluctant to, to declare the kind of emergency for the crisis that you're suggesting. so as an effective, as a leader is what you're saying. now let's talk about the last thing a 1st like, and he's a guy who makes his bones by borrowing money from the fed at 0 percent. if that wasn't available to him is an entire vulture. capital model would collapse in a day. so he just is enabled by the fed, or j power is making the situation much worse. why can't a power raise margin rates are borrowing rates for private equity, so that they stop terrorizing america. what about that? can we have that maybe or why don't they do that? max? maybe you should be fed chair. i think that you would be doing a much better job than paul. i don't know if you would take the job, but you're absolutely right. we've got monetary policy that that strengthens the hand of these vulture funds,

he's never been a candidate or, or politician like bernie sanders. he's very moderate, very middle of the road and i think we're seeing that in his governing style. and so i think he would be reluctant to, to declare the kind of emergency for the crisis that you're suggesting to as an effective, as a leader is what you're saying. now let's talk about the last thing 1st like, and he's a guy who makes his bones by borrowing money from the fed at 0 percent. if that wasn't available to him is an entire vulture. capital model would collapse in a day. so he's just, it's an animal by the fed or j. powell is making the situation much worse. why can't a power raise margin rates are borrowing rates for private equity, so that they stop terrorizing america. what about that? can we have that maybe or why don't they do that max or maybe he should be fed bed chair. i think that you would be doing a much better job than paul. i don't know if you would take the job, but you're absolutely right. we've got monetary policy that that strengthens the hand of these vultur

that is the bernie sanders wish list.ll a substantial amount of money. chris: karl, what are the chances, and what are the risks to republicans that if chuck schumer keeps bringing up packages that joe manchin, i hate to bring it down to him but you kind of have to, that joe manchin likes, for instance, his version of voting rights and if republicans keep killing them, that manchin and a couple of those other center right democrats might say you know what, we're not going to kill the filibuster but we're going to reduce the number of votes it takes to end debate from 60 to 55. remember, it used to be 67. then they took it to 60. so it's not the end of the world to drop it from 60 to 55. >> well, there's always that risk that with not only manchin but kyrsten sinema who expressed opposition to changing the rules, you also have others who expressed concerns about changing the filibuster, dianne feinstein made comments recently, gene shahenn expressed concerns about changing it. i would support susan. i'm reasonably optimist

you would think that bernie sanders had been elected president.joe biden who basically said that he was going to be a uniter, and centrist hat was a fraud on the american people because he had basically been hijacked into going to the very left wing agenda and is more 1100 more often is predecessor barack obama's agenda and he's pursuing that and obviously the people around him i think are really pushing him to pursue that. and the effect of the country as you suggest has already been proven to be negative and i think some of these problems a great amount more and more as we go forward. so it is a failure of leadership and these are not policies that are popular with the market people. these are not policies he was promising to implement. so we got a lot of problems on our hands as a result of this. twenty think the people will feel they are motivated enough now to go to the polls in midterm elections and the number of people appear elections in virginia and some other states in the house and part of the senate. if you think this will manifest its

i asked bernie sanders, what's this about?e said, it's only a proposal, it will probably get stretched. they are going to stretch that $6 trillion figure to something like $4 trillion which is what president biden's price tag looks like in the moderate position. there is the bipartisan path which is 1 trillion, and there is the partisan path which is relatively more trillions. democrats are happy to use their power without key senators. there is kyrsten sinema of arizona. she has not said where she stands, but sources close to the senator tells us she's unlikely to pick her fight on the process of this and more likely shape demands and policy. so to begin a reconciliation bill, they have to get pretty much all their lawmakers in the house and senate on board, and that's going to be the real challenge. >> let's talk about voting rights. if we can count votes, i'm sure schumer can count votes, so what's going to pass it? >> reporter: it is going to fail, but what's important is to get every democrat on board, get 50 to 1 and say

security adviser jake sullivan and vermont senator bernie sanders. it's at 9:00 a.m. and noon eastern. i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. catch me tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now. graphic and disturbing new video shows a trump supporter taunting, stalking and punching a police officer on january 6th even as some republicans try to whitewash the horror of the capitol insurrection. president biden marks a vaccination milestone but warns that unvaccinated americans are in grave risk from a coronavirus variant the cdc now says will likely take over here in the united states. >>> and north korean dictator kim jong-un declares his country should be ready for, quote, both dialogue and confrontation with the united states. which one is he really seeking? we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> we begin with the very disturbing video just released by the u.s. justice department, u

joining us now, senate budget committee chairman, bernie sanders.hat is in the bipartisan bill or how it is going to be paid for so you didn't want to say you would support it. since then, i know the white house released a breakdown of the bill, how it's funded. can you say if you will support it? >> well, what i can say is that, where the spending is going makes a lot of sense, to me. it it's directed toward bridges, our roads, water systems, wastewater plants, broadband, heavily funded. that's the good news. we need to spend money in that area because our infrastructure is crumbling. on the other hand, some of the pay-fors, how they are going to pay for it, i have concerns about. but what is most important, anderson, is what is not in that bill. which is why the president said he would not sign that bill, unless we move forward with another, major piece of legislation under, what we call, reconciliation. and, that is, to, finally, address the longstanding crises facing working families in this country. i think everybody knows people on top are doi