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the industry. i endorse everything chris hasjust - people in the industry. i endorse everything chrishing chris hasjust set in i everything chris has just set in your interview with him. this is a step in the right direction, your interview with him. this is a step in the right dire a ion, your interview with him. this is a step in the right direaion, �*to outbound travel was a contributor to the uk coming of £38 billion in inbound travel about 28 billion pounds, ratherthan inbound travel about 28 billion pounds, rather than the industry being able to make money from the uk economy, and taxes to the exchequer, the un—implement rate will go up —— on employment rate for some it is not to travel and aviation. it is part of the economy as will that rely on them. furlough is coming to an end in september and i'm afraid we will have a further round ofjob losses and rather than making money for this country, i'm afraid the sector and those out of work will be costing the taxpayer considerable amounts, so this over caution and this sort of zero covid narrative which is just unrealistic, this

and i am chris here in the _ places in lockdown. and i am chrishe main newscast studio having had, as i said, an upgrade. that i am on my own with no ticket to cornwall. having people in three different places was not challenging enough so we thought we would add in fourth and that is lord kim director who used to be our man in washington, ourambassadorto washington, our ambassador to the us. washington, our ambassador to the us-_ the - washington, our ambassador to the us._ the star| the us. good evening. the star attraction _ the us. good evening. the star attraction at — the us. good evening. the star attraction at this _ the us. good evening. the star attraction at this summit - the us. good evening. the star attraction at this summit are i attraction at this summit are for it started as joe attraction at this summit are for it started asjoe biden, making his first foreign trip. is that a diplomatic coup? something that borisjohnson will be celebrating, that he bad the first visit? i will be celebrating, that he bad the first visit?- will be c

chris, i wanted to pick up on this point — this stage. chris, i wanted to pick up on this point about _ this stage. chris, i wanted to pick up on this point about they're sitting on the amber light, waiting for the lights to change. with hindsight, do you think that was a mistake? definitely. i think when it was introduced back at the beginning of may, _ introduced back at the beginning of may, we _ introduced back at the beginning of may, we were all very much of the opinion— may, we were all very much of the opinion that... and we were led to believe _ opinion that... and we were led to believe that — opinion that... and we were led to believe that green was go, amber was you could _ believe that green was go, amber was you could still travel, but there would — you could still travel, but there would be — you could still travel, but there would be a need for testing, and read _ would be a need for testing, and read what — would be a need for testing, and read what was the once the government didn't want you to travel to. government didn't want you to travel to as _ government didn't want you to travel to as the _ government didn't want you to tra

the fbi's investigation into flynn in 2017. welcome back to "primetime". i hope you had a meaningful weekend for you and the family. what do you make of this? >> thanks, chris. chrisi mean, maybe the better question would be, why are we surprised? mike flynn has a history of saying things that are provably false, things that contradict his own statements that have been recorded 2017, mike flynn lied to two fbi agents about his conversations with the russians only an hour after telling me on the phone that he thought that we had his conversations recorded. so i can't tell you why mike flynn lies about these things, but i can tell you that he frequently says things that are unhinged from reality and that his lies about this sort of stuff are persistent, so i think it's -- >> some context for folks about why you would be concerned about this. here is an example of where this can lead. here it is. >> biden is just -- he's like a puppet president. the military is in charge. it's going to be like myanmar, what's happening in myanmar. the military is doing their own investigation, and at the right time they're going to be restoring trump. as president. >> in myanmar, the

the people and moments and places that make america great. thank you for watching and i will see you next time. chris: i'm chris wallace. violent crime on the rise and police departments in crisis, across the nation. chris: vicious attacks in broad daylight. >> shots fired, shots fired. chris: as homicide rates spike. >> a central driver of violence is gun violence. chris: cops leave the force in droves and democrats back off calls to defund the police. >> we've declared war on the police and that is backfiring on those who have done it. chris: while big cities like new york grapple with who could lead them out of the surge in violent crime. >> i have to save my city. the city that i was part of for 22 years. chris: now president biden is joining the he debate. >> this shouldn't be a red or bluish shy. it's an american issue. chris: we'll ask biden senior advisor cedric richmond about the president's plans to combat crime and get reaction from republican congressman jim banks, a critic of the white house policies, and we'll get the view in the frontlines with kansas city mayor, quinn continue lucas -- quentin lucas. plus

the reasons are. thank you very much, chris. _ whatever the reasons are. thank you very much, chris. i you have to be cautious. the objective of this short delay is to use these valuable, these crucial weeks to save thousands of lives, lives that would otherwise be lost i'm afraid, by vaccinating millions more people as fast as we can. and that is what we are going to do and that's the announcement tonight. thank you. 50. announcement tonight. thank you. so, borisjohnson bringing announcement tonight. thank you. so, boris johnson bringing to announcement tonight. thank you. so, borisjohnson bringing to an end to the press conference and the details were very heavily briefed. confirming that freedom day, jean the zist, will be postponed until july the 19th. the prime minister is to give everyone over 18 a chance to get a first dose of the vaccine. we will pay through those charts in the presentation. clearly, the prime minister said the situation has changed largely because the delta variant which was previously known as the indian variant is now becoming the dominant variant in the uk.

the news continues when i hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris. >> it is good to remember the dark and it is good to remember the light. happy birthday, my brother. >> thank you. >> you are a gift to us all. i know that you have the best gift in your life now, which is your son. i hope you enjoy him as much as possible. >> thanks, chris. >> happy birthday, brother. >> thank you. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." we all see the problems. are the democrats now at a tipping point? is it time to blow up the ability of the minority in the senate to filibuster? parliamentary procedures, it's not just one rule. this basket of what enables a minority to forestall votes has been around for a long time, almost as long as the senate. but for a long time the senate acted very differently than today. it acted as a group of independent people who often put progress before party. filibusters were rare, until the ugliness of racist resolve that led us up to the 1964 civil rights act. and thereafter they were again rare. sometimes weaponized, but o

the news continues when i hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chrisber the light. happy birthday, my brother. >> thank you. >> you are a gift to us all. i know that you have the best gift in your life now, which is your son. i hope you enjoy him as much as possible. >> thanks, chris. >> happy birthday, brother. >> thank you. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." we all see the problems.

i don't know if chris -- well, maybe, it was -- i'll let chris speak for himself. theway i heard it is that he wasn't talking about the former president. he was talking about the democrats, now. but maybe, there -- he -- i think he did say i didn't hear the former-president barack obama offer any solutions. i don't know about that part. >> no, no, no, his swimintimati was that he is too polite. and look, i love chris and i'd have this conversation with him. but, you know, that's simply not the case. the other reality check is, yes. yes. it would be great, you know, i hear, all the time, from my progressive friends, forget about bipartisanship. just pass the damn bills. >> uh-huh. >> that's fine. but as matthew can tell you, you know, even if you can navigate around a filibuster. you need 50 votes. if you don't have the 50 votes, you can't pass anything. joe biden passed his american rescue act, because joe manchin and all the other democrats supported it. that's the reality that he lives in, every day. and until he can cobble together 50, much less 60, you know, this i

the detective gave him one last chance. >> i said, let's cut it out, chris. your time is running out. you need to tell us where she is. you need to tell us now. >> the room went quiet. chrisshe is. that's where she is. >> detectives raced to the area and followed chris'directions down a path into the woods that led to a clearing. >> once we could see an area on the ground where a fire, what had looked like a fire had taken place, once we got closer to that, we could tell there was still a human form there. >> seven days after she disappeared, detectives had found heather. her body had been badly burned. >> we were broken hearted. we had lost her and she was a big beautiful part of our group. >> chris jones was arrested and charged with first degree murder. now the women who had helped heather find the courage to leave her husband supported their friend in death. staring down chris jones at every court appearance. >> there's a monster inside that hurt our friend and that we want justice. >> prosecutors rejected chris'story that heather had died from an accidental fall. they believed he argued with her at the house that night, strangled her and then burned her body in the w

the same team chris is on. do you want to be like chris? >> yes. >> you know what? >> what? >> iat? >> yeah! >> oh, my god! yes! >> is that like the b best complimentnt y you've everer re? >> yes. >> reporteter: heroess come in y differentt shapeses, sizezes, a ababilities. but thehey all havave the samemr power. to lift the hopes of others. steve hartman, cbs news. on the road. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us on line any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. >>> it's thursday, june 24th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, part of a residential building collapses near miami beach. dramatic images coming in. the latest on the rescues. >>> covid vaccine warning. a possible link between the shots and rare heart problems in younger people. the message for parents this moning. >>> combating gun violence. the white house says it's going after crooked gun dealers. the new strategy as homicide rates j

chris derusha, the federal chief information security officer, one of the first public interviews with chris in his new role as federal -- please enjoy the fascinating kickoff fireside. >> good morning, chris. i want to start by welcoming you and thinking you for kicking off this summit which we believe is important to the nation, to our national security, the government and industry and your presence makes it even more so. secondly i want to congratulate you on your appointment to your new role as chief information security officer for president biden, no small accomplishment, congratulations on that and i would like to offer an opportunity to share some opening remarks, thank you. >> thank you, really appreciate that. congratulations. it is fantastic kicking off the defense summit and it is humbling when you look at the agenda to accomplish leaders that are following me. one thing i like about this conference, it has a rich international participation. it is not just best practices and lessons learned between industry and government in the us in the perspective of multinational companies navigating a myriad of landscapes and financial risk as well, keeping that international lens is a healt

she said, facing the media effect, her mental well being add for more on this i am joined by chris ancient from the dw sports desk. hey chris, what more can you tell us about naomi soccer departure from the fridge open tournament? well, in terms of her mental health issues, what surprised me when she disclosed that since 2018 she's been suffering with depression. and that's when she won her 1st grand slam title. you know, in a little bit more about soccer, so she's an introvert. you know, she mentioned she's always see with headphones because she doesn't really want to deal with this type of anxiety. you know, you have the things, he's only 23 years old. she's in an individual sport. so she gets all of the risk and all of the reward and so forth. so you know, it's understandable that she chose to do what she did. i mean, she's, she's, she's surface the issue here. and the question has to be asked on mental health issues. taken seriously in professional sports, when you look at just a fridge tennis federation, what they did, they made osaka choose between the pain a fine or suffering with more anxiety. you know, in their say

and that's alongside the photo of a different chris, which happened to be chris pratt. >> he wrote happy 40th birthday, chris evans, you'll always be number one in my book. but again, ichris rock. who's another chris in hollywood? >> bring all the chrises together. >>> coming up, the florida girl who's in a league of her own. >> at just 12 years old, she's already a pint-sized baseball star. 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 qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. ♪ don't you know i'm still standing ♪ ♪ better than i ever did ♪ ♪ lookin' like a true survivor ♪ ♪ feelin' like a little kid ♪ >>> hey, okay, this has to be the cutest stinking thing out right now. it was the

i have been telling people about the suns. i want to see good basketball played. i would love to see chris paul, the old, grizzled, savvy vet win. >> another sign we are getting old, when chrisaul is old and a vet. that's a different conversation. >> i know. >> chris bosh, they can beat the nets. thank you. book looks fantastic. appreciate your time. be well. >> i appreciate you. you do the same. >>> covid cases in the united states on a decline. some states just can't seem to get their vaccination rates up. we will look at the mistrust in alabama where less than 30% of adults are vaccinated. >>> another big step in getting our kids vaccinated. we will look at that next. ve di, here are some easy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love. stressed? no stress. exercise. but no days off! easy, no? no. no. no. no. but with freestyle libre 14 day, you can take the mystery out of your diabetes. now you know. sir, do you know what you want to order? yes. freestyle libre 14 day. try it for free. no, he's not in his room. ♪♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪♪ she did. feeling sluggish or weighed down? ♪♪ it could be a sign that your digestive s

chris: while big cities like new york grapple with who could lead them out of the surge in violent crime. >> i have to save my city. the city that i was part of for 22 years. chris: now president biden is joining the he debate. >> this shouldn't be a red or bluish shy. it's an american issue. chriswe'll ask biden senior advisor cedric richmond about the president's plans to combat crime and get reaction from republican congressman jim banks, a critic of the white house policies, and we'll get the view in the frontlines with kansas city mayor, quinn continue lucas -- quentin lucas. plus -- >> if you want to deal with the problem, you can't just deal with the symptom of the problem. chris: vice president kamala harris finally makes it to the southern border. we'll ask our sunday panel about her visit and the rough road ahead for that bipartisan deal on infrastructure. and our power player of the week, a former cia officer on the invisible attack that ended his career. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. president biden released a plan this week to combat the sharp rise in violent crime, all three of the nation's biggest cities have reported increases in murders and shootings in the last year. the largest homicide increase in los angeles,

and for many years that was the head but what struck me as fascinating was that first time i was there with nikita chris jeff. chris jeff as the leader of the soviet union wanted to initiate a program policy reform throughout the entire country. he gets some of that but he got into trouble doing that with a lot of consumers who said this far and no further. so in 1956 he delivered a historic speech denouncing stalin and saying in effect let's open the door to a little bit of activity. alittle bit of motion . but the door was shut. that happened after christian , with brezhnev. the whole country just kind of stopped. and then gorbachev arrived and he opened the doors once again and there was a possibility that democracy under his successor, yells yelton could happen in russia . that people would be able to travel, talk, open up. do things that are exciting. at this time, where we are unfortunately is at a moment when the doors are being shut on russian talent and we think back to the russians writers, the musicians, the composers. you can't be at a concert without bumping into a piece of russian music. it's all over

the equity markets. >> i think i lost you. charles: when it, i hope you get me back, chris. okay. i think we may have lost chris. o, i tell you what, let's go to the market guests. let's segue bring in cat guam capital management president gary kaltbaum. slate stone wealth kenny poe cary. i will bring what i was going to ask chris. it is about inflation. 10 year yield it, was spiking the smartest thing in the world. canary in the coal mine. you better listen. make changes immediately. it has come down hard. kenny, a lot of people don't want to change their perception of what's going on even though treasury yield was the basis for their predictions. now that it has gone the other way they're still sort of sticking with, i know you're in the inflation camp but no one wants to change to listen to the bond market anymore? >> no, they don't want to seem to listen to it because i think the issue is, as much as the fed is jawboning, they keep telling us knowing to worry about, as much as they keep saying it is transitory the equity market is telling something different. it is stalling out here. it concerned. yields have

the comedy. >> and so cbs executives set up drinks up for colbert and chris lecht. i knew chrisy. and the deal they make is chris not tell stephen how to do comedy, chris will not still stephen out to produce a show. >> it's great to be back because i miss these people. >> one of the great things that chris brought to us is he has a brilliant eye for process and keeping people in their own lanes. and once we knew how to do that, we can start doing the show that we wanted to do. >> the show looked better. it has rhythm, and personally, stephen is outraged by the things going on in politics, particularly donald trump. >> he did start to find his footing with the political conventions of 2016. >> i have arrived at the 2016 republican national hungry for power games. >> he had a character that was a sendup of stanley tucci's character from "the hunger games." >> the red carpet is here to hide the rivers blood that will eventually flow down from the cornucopia. >> that was stephen's sweet spot. >> so he brings back point of view comedy, and jimmy fallon doesn't do that. >> thank you,

the world. chris gray is the director of manpower group uk. chris, this time yesterday, iainable jobs for them and the outlook for them being fairly grim and yet today we are talking to you about your report saying the jobs market's seeing its biggest leap for 20 years?- leap for 20 years? yes. it really is _ leap for 20 years? yes. it really is night _ leap for 20 years? yes. it really is night and - leap for 20 years? yes. it really is night and day - leap for 20 years? yes. it i really is night and day where we have come from in the last quarter and this is a big bounce sally. i will come to the youngsters in a minute but in the first instance this bounce is the biggest quarter on quarter balance since 2002 where we got only 2% of the 1800 or so employers that we survey said they were reducing their workforce. 98% that said they are expecting to grow or keep their workforce sustained and it is also a bounce back to and it is also a bounce back to a level which is higher than the pre— covid rates. [30 a level which is higher than the pre- covid rates. do you factor in _

chris for "cuomo prime time." chris. >> enjoy the weekend. make some good memories. i am chris cuomo and welcome to prime time. so, here is the reality. the fbi director is sounding the alarm that we are being attacked, like 9/11. why won't lawmakers protect us? why won't they protect themselves from cyberattacks? they are disrupting our way of life. they are increasing, by the day. did you hear that the sergeant at arms of the senate said that cyberattacks are her biggest-security concern? that she is more worried, about what happens, every day, there than about another mob coming. ransomware attacks are the key concern. hackers hold companies, critical infrastructure, hostage, demand ransom. they target everything, from our hospitals to transportation, to the gas in your car. the food you feed your family. and these people pay. and we don't even know. the u.s. government says it won't negotiate with terrorists. but they're okay with all this critical infrastructure, paying hackers ransom? hundreds of millions of dollars? and guess what they pay it in? cryptocurrency. why? because you can't track it. why is th

do i reek of weed right now >> jimmy: i don't think -- chris doesn't smoke weed >> oh, i smoke >> jimmy: not around me, though >> well, see, that ain't the real chrisou >> jimmy: really see, i have different drug habits around different races of people. [ laughter ] when i'm with white people, it's just all jagermeister [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is my jam why are you on the top of the empire state building? >> why i'm on the top of the empire state building -- because, we were -- well, we were doing -- there were -- there was a moment where we were going to do, "you got mail" part 2, right? "sleepless in seattle" part 2. right? >> jimmy: and you're going to do it with woody harrelson >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't know i think woody harrelson, yes, he likes weed.ne of his joints >> it was one of his joints. >> jimmy: yeah, he does a like serious thing. i don't think -- you're joking about the movie, but why are you on the top of the empire building with woody harrelson? i don't think this is true at all. do you think it's true >> you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: i don't think it's true also, how hard is it to light the joint? >> yeah, i think it

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russian sunday shows: "oppress the nation," "murder the press," pand, "fox news sunday." ( cheers and applause ) just kidding, chris. i love you, chrise back. next up, the first rioters to plead guilty to a misdemeanor are joshua and jessica bustle, a married couple from virginia. yes, for their wedding, they were registered at "the knot," also "the knoose." ( laughter ) the bustles-- wow. don't be mean to mike pence, steve! good guy. the bustles pled guilty to unlawful demonstration after joshua filmed jessica inside the capitol building. she also posted a lot of angry stuff about vaccines on facebook, but in court, jessica added, "i'm admitting guilt to the things that i said, and i'm sorry for saying them. there were also other things that were said in posts that were kind, like 'pray for america,' that weren't included." ( laughter ) that's like a murderer admitting he stabbed a guy, but he wants credit because afterwards he wrote, "don't do drugs." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) my guests are dr. sanjay gupta and rita moreno. but when we return,s oh, we have such a great second act f

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how much more will they continue to support because the conversation that chris and i were having at the top of the 10:00 show. chrisaid they wanted a change agent. i disagree with him. i'll give him that. that's his perspective, and people may have believed that. but is this the change that they wanted, someone who breaks the rules, someone who investigates their political enemies, someone who -- i believe it was exploiting the worst of human nature, not a change agent. so how much more will people take? >> i listened to that conversation you and chris had, and it was interesting. i don't think a lot of people voted for this in 2016 when they voted for trump. they had no idea that could have been coming. but what has morphed among the hardcore republican base that decides primaries, that does get out the vote, that does the fund-raising, is political vengeance. that's what all these voting restrictions are about. it is vengeance for the 2020 election because they cannot admit, because donald trump could never admit he lost the election. so it's just doubling down and constant grievance and retribution. that's anima

the secretary of state, antony blinken, mr. secretary, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris, it's great to be with you. chris: this trip is building up to iss the climax, the meeting with russian president putin in geneva on wednesday. here is what putin said this week about relations between the u.s. and russia. take a look. >> we have a bilateral relationship, it deteriorated to its lowest point in recent years. chris: do you agree that relations between the u.s. and russia are at the lowest point in recent years? >> well, that may be the one thing that i would agree with president putin on and one of the things that president biden will begin to test is whether russia is interested in a more stable, predictable relationship which would be to everyone's benefit. but if not, if it continues to take reckless and aggressive actions directed at us or our allies, the president will respond that we'll correspond forcibly as we did with the solar winds cyber attack, the attempt to murder mr. navalny. this is testing the proposition about whether russia wants a more stable relationship itself or whether in some areas where there's mutual intere

the people and moments and places that make america great. thank you for watching and i will see you next time. chris: i'm chris wallace. police departments in crisis, across the nation. chris: vicious attacks in broad daylight. >> shots fired, shots fired. chris: as homicide rates spike. >> a central driver of violence is gun violence. chris: cops leave the force in droves and democrats back off calls to defund the police. >> we've declared war on the police and that is backfiring on those who have done it. chris: while big cities like new york grapple with who could lead them out of the surge in

the filibuster and save our democracy. that's what i'm trying to do. >> chris: senator manchin, thank you. thanks for coming in today, please come back, sir. >> senator manchin: thanks, chris, iwe will ask our sunda group where we are headed on infrastructure and what the u.s. can do to protect us from escalating cyber attacks from russia. ♪ ♪ we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active-duty service people. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. so for us, at newday to help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about. >> chris: coming up, the ongoing investigation into how covid-19 began and how it was handled. >> the situation is that we didn't know and we still don't know what the origin is. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the fight to uncover what happened and why dr. anthony fauci is on the firing line. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing

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the world including from eriksen's intermilan teammate. he scored a goal against russia and then immediately found a tv camera and said, chris, chris, i love you, but the doctor of eriksen's club team says he has never tested positive for covid-19. he passed every medical exam, and he had no medical conditions the doctor was aware of. and while, janai, this was undoubtedly a scary moment, it was a bit reassuring to see despite the competition, everyone immediately came together on the same team in support of christian eriksen. janai? >> an incredibly terrifying moment, but so glad to know he is doing better this morning. >> the finnish flag was how they hid him, carrying him off the field, the other team. the fans -- yes. >> it was much bigger than the game at that moment. >> trevor, thank you so much. >>> still coming up, a scary scene in the air as an off-duty flight attendant allegedly threatened to take down the plane. how passengers helped subdue him. >>> plus, priorities among younger people are changing the workplace. >>> and the hot destinations as americans get back into the travel habit this summer. and because we like a deal, wa

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the new york mets. >> i hear it's really hard to do that. the news continues. let's hand it over to michael smerconish in for chris. >> how cool is that image? i am michael smerconish in for chris cuomo, and welcome to "prime time." and also the first official juneteenth federal holiday in our nation's history. complete with its own flag hoisted in places like wisconsin today. the single white star symbolizing texas where the last enslaved people in this country were told they were free and the freedom of all african-americans in this country. and it was a texas lawmaker today who reminded us while one battle is finished others are in limbo right now in congress. >> we steadfastly worked day after day for 12 years and it says that you voted for this holiday, now you can vote for the george floyd justice in policing act. you can fix the voting system to give us voting rights to protect against those voter suppression laws. >> but the sweeping voting rights bill s1, it's frozen. while moderate senator joe manchin waves the flag of bipartisanship, the fate of his new slimmed down counter proposal to his fellow democrats might be an already forgone conclusion. that's because mitch

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