byron donalds, one of your colleagues corey bush from st.his this budget you want to pass. she just attacked him, saying he is antichildren, and ain't parents and antiminorities and ain't this. does that prove the point? these are marxist pretty much pushing a marxist agenda, if you don't embris embrace it, they don't want to debate you over capitalism or tyranny, they want to call you names and put you down. >> that is right, what corey did is wrong, and in this respect joe manchin is right about the cost of the bill, in that house of representatives right now there has been no debate between democrats and republicans on size and scope of spending bills, nancy pelosi is basically cooking the stuff in her office, and corey bush and aoc and the squad are getting what they want, american people are being ignored, they want to spend trillions into an economy where we're already seeing inflation so in ways we've not seen since the 90s, that is the inflation report that just came out, people have be -- trouble heating their homes this winter, the

that is from representative corey bush. while his party is scramquabbli over his agenda, president joe biden in an extraordinary moment at the u.n. climate summit apologized for the united states walking away from the paris clee climate accord. >> i guess i shouldn't apologize but i do apologize for the fact that the united states in the last administration pulled out of the paris accord. >> that is not something you hear every day. one american president apologizing for another american president in front of a room full of world leaders. president biden unannounced, excuse me, president biden announced the u.s. would rejoin the paris accords hours after he was sworn into office in january. meanwhile, here at home staggering revelations about the january 6th incident, the insurrection and just how close we came to a coup. "the washington post" reporting the then president was glued to the tv while lawmakers were under attack refusing for 187 minutes to do or so anything to stop the assault on our democracy. "the post" repor

i think corey bush from st. louis bragged a couple weeks ago about how she spent $70000.00 on her security detail. the average person on the street does not have $70000.00 to spend on security detail. so if you want change in your neighborhood as a civilian, you're gonna have to vote people when they're going to support you, going to support the police and support general safety for your neighborhood. well, no matter what, some of the polls might sound sure. there are a few new yorkers who do really appreciate what you and call you to doing sergeant because of in new york. thank you. thank you. as that is for now and then i sure, sure. thomas will be here to keep you updated on the storage were across here at arte from oscar. mm. i ah, with i'm action return. so you're watching going on the ground on the birthday of the father of spin american propaganda pioneer, edward benet's coming up with a show running out of time to save humanity from extinction. we talked to the suicide squad thinker, peter capacity, the

i think corey bush from st. louis bragg a couple weeks ago about how she spent $70000.00 on her security detail. the average person on the street does not have $70000.00 to spend on security detail. so if you want pain in your neighborhood as a civilian, you're going to have to vote people when they're going to support you are going to support the police and support general safety for your neighborhood. the u. s. has raised the alarm over the humanitarian catastrophe. enough dentist and we're half the population faces starvation as the winter sets in. ah, to see the cash usage, the parson sang dramatically and just spread across the country frantically and challenging savannah acuity mountain. ours with a ww facing for prospects with immediate. ah, just waiting for my caps promise kind of fall. then we'll see real catastrophe. it was a submarine suspension or was amount or with the foundation of somebody basic services, jobs as well. but the health education, i'm sick to agriculture. absolutely key and those wer

alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, corey bush, jamaal bowman, and others, they were clearly not happyh the direction it was going. but they had enough republicans who offset the losses including john, a moderate new york republican. congressman don bacon in nebraska. and fred upton of michigan, and don young of alaska. adam kinzinger, as well. they had enough republicans who voted ultimately to save off the democratic defections. but it was clearly not easy. they finally got this to the president's desk, after a bill that was approved in august. and we'll see what happens with the larger bill. when it comes up in m mid-november, they can only afford to lose three votes. will the moderates vote yes? things have been changing minute by minute. if they get it out of the house, the senate has a whole different complication, with manchin and others vowing to change the bill. at the moment, the white house is celebrating getting the infrastructure bill to the president's desk. >> i started chuckling. this has been a roller coaster of the day, but also recognizing how many steps to still cov

. >> corey bush, thank you very much. coming up, tensions over taiwan after a call with joe biden. the president of china says america is playing with fire. another house democrat announcing she will not be on the ballot next year. jackie spear will explain her decision coming up. this is "andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. a mitchell reports on msnbc ok, let's talk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schwab financial consultant. hm... i know how difficult these calls can be. not with schwab. nina made it easier to set up our financial plan. we can check in on it anytime. it changes when our goals change. planning can't be that easy. actually, it can be, carl. look forward to planning with schwab. schwab! ♪♪ your doctor gives you a prescription. let's get you on some antibiotics right away. you could have it brought right to your door, with 1-to-2 day delivery from your local cvs. or same day if you need it sooner. but at a time like this, aren't you glad you can also just swing by to pick it up? and g

they include congressman gentjamall bowman, corey bush, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, and rashida tlaib. those are members that really stuck to their guns. so, here is what's actually included in this infrastructure package. $110 billion for roads and bridges, $65 billion for broadband, $39 billion for public transit and billions more in infrastructure investments. progressive chair pramila jayapal, listen to what the congresswoman had to say during the time of the vote. >> we feel really proud of what we were able to get and how far we've come in just four weeks because we held the line over and over again. we also made the determination that the country needs to continue to move forward. so, we feel like we got the best of all worlds. we got a commitment on this vote, which -- and every single one of those individuals looked us in the eyes and said, they are voting for it. and so, you know, look, we got -- we've got to move things forward. i'll just say that i think i have stayed positive about everyone along the way, but i think anyone watchin

dagen: congresswoman corey bush said, i need protection armed protection to i can work to defund thelicy. not just new york. joe biden is also pursuing this cashless bail policy and kamala harris when she was on the campaign trail says she wants to see happen what happened in california no cash bail in the country. dagen: this is a wake-up call, the election of far-left district attorneys certainly again here in new york city but across the country with george gaskone out in los angeles but this kind of liberalism dangerous liberalism has infiltrated cities and towns big and small. so maybe this is a finally wake-up call for people across the nation. maria: well, we will see. we will take a break and then we are talking about immigration protections and how the democrats are jamming them in to biden's spending bill. we will get into the request from house democrats coming up next. why they are intent on jamming this through despite the rules. then millions of americans heading out to -- out of town this weekend for thanksgiving, how sky-high gasoline prices will impact your plan all

the democrats voting against the package siding essentially with republicans, corey bush, ja mal boman> we knew. reporter: members of congress did vote on a rule that allows for the passage of build back better that social spending bill that focuses on the climate by and large, but things could always take a change in the next nine days or so, the question will build back better make it to the president's desk because the margins really are razor- thin in both chambers. we're going to be watching the president in about 15 minutes or so report back what he has to say. back to you. will: david thank you so much. rachel: thank you, david. will: since pete and i are out of breath let's turn it over to somebody with plenty to say dan bongino, host of "unfiltered" with dan bongino. pete: we also wouldn't fight. rachel: never. >> i love this show, you know, i watch it, i don't just work here, right? you guys are great. it was funny, i enjoyed it, but you know, i got into boxing early when i was like 16 and right? isn't it exhausting the first time i sparred you're like you seen a rocky movie