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joining me now is michigan congressman and chief deputy whip for the house democratic caulk dan kildeeng members of the house ways and means committee. thank you so much for taking the time this morning. >> thanks, jim, it is good to be on. >> so there are differences within the democratic caucus. is this a part of the negotiation or talks at an impasse? >> well i won't say it is in the an impasse. because we're moving forward with the legislation in the house. but as you know there is a process between the house and the senate and we may not be of all of one mind. so long as what we do is significant. and it helps reconcile some of the big inequities in our site by making sure that we have access to good paying union jobs and tax cuts for families, lower prescription drugs an pay for it by making sure that the largest corporations and wealthiest individuals pay their fair share. it may scale up and down based on what the senate is willing to do but that is the direction we're going in. >> are you, and your colleagues, willing to accept a final bill at a lower price tag than $3.5 trill

joining me now, dan kildee.ts on the budget and ways and means committees. good to see you. how you? >> i'm doing great, chris. thanks. >> talk to me about how you see where we are right now, congressman. because it's -- i keep using the word daunting this hour. but there is so much going on. there's clearly a split between moderates and more progressives in congress. what can and should the president do today when he meets with some of the members of the caucus to get this thing moving in a direction that gets it done? >> i think the message has to be really clear, doing nothing, not an option. and of course, defaulting on our bills, no way is that an option. we have to keep the government open. the hope i have is that this conversation can be focused on finding the boldest common denominator among democrats. clearly, republicans have taken themselves out of the conversation in the sense that they don't want to do anything at all. they want this administration to fail even if the country goes into a recession.

congressman dan kildee, thank you so much for your time.n't want to get in the way of democracy in action. amy klobuchar just revealed her battle with breast cancer. she said she was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer earlier this year and had a -- had a lumpectomy and radiation. the senator says she waited to get checked out because of the pandemic because hopes her story will prompt anyone putting off medical care to actually take action. >> get those screenings. go in, get a mammogram, get whatever health checkup that you should normally be getting because we know there are somber safety controls now in doctors' offices than at the beginning of this pandemic. and the second is, you know, just be grateful for the people around you. it really puts things in perspective. >> and senator klobuchar says her treatment went well and she is not at a greater risk of developing cancer in the future. >>> still ahead, the stories of 9/11 told by those who lived through that day. >> everything around me was on fire. the smoke and the fumes just st

a compromise is made and agreement has been made. >> joining me is congressman dan kildee of michigandemocratic whip. you all are in a pickle coming to this reconciliation bill. the american public is also in a bit of a pickle considering folks are waiting on the things to help them and then infrastructure when you have highways, roads, bridges crumbling across this country shut down causing more problems. that being said, how realistic are democrats right now in washington? how are they looking at this thing? it seems that joe manchin will not move. had a conversation with the president. he said i won't budge. he got senator sanders saying i won't budge and it seems like the only person that is going to have to approve the bill is joe manchin. how will you work this? >> that's the big question. i think the one thing that senator manchin recognizes is that we can't leave town without doing anything. the issues that we are trying to take on it is not about the size of this package, not the $3.5 trillion but what's in it. paid family leave. lifting children out of poverty. it is diminis

one of them is the democratic congressman for the greater flint michigan area, dan kildee.t-traumatic stress as a result of that day, and the treatment that he was getting for it. congressman and chief deputy whip joins us live right now. congressman, thank you so much for being here with us. it's been more than six months since that attack, the january 6th attack. almost nine months as this will be. how is your treatment going? how are you doing? >> well, thanks for. asking i'm doing well. i'm really happy that some friends of mine made sure that i sought treatment. other fellow members of congress help me with that. and it makes a difference. when we experienced trauma, it has an impact on us. and i'm happy that have been able to benefit from that treatment. it is a terrible day. hearing some threat that this day might rivas again, obviously, for any of us who experienced this is really much more difficult to handle. >> and so happy that you're able to speak out about it publicly, and that you're publicly talking about it. so important when it comes to mental health issue

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dan kildee now. i think we're going to play baseball again. >> sounds good to me.an kildee stands in. he's the 10th batter for the democrats. chris murphy is on third. and one out. steube. into the stretch. the first offering outside, ball one. >> kildee is effectively the designated hitter, right? >> yes, he's the d.h. >> one team has a d.h., one team does not. >> again, don't know why, but we'll go with it. murphy. leadoff of third. steube into the stretch. the 1-0 to dan kildee. strike on the corner. 1-1. steube needs to kind of keep it right here. he can strand murphy and keep this a one-run game, infield in a little bit here. >> yeah. >> that's how you know this is a serious decision. bringing the infield in. they did it in the first inning as well. forgot to mention. steube into the stretch. 1-1 on the corner. strike two. 5-4, republicans lead the democrats here. republicans put up five in the bottom of the first inning. back-to-back inside-the-park home run. kildee steps out of the way. look at the curveball. some movement on it. now the 1-2 to kildee. swing

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dan kildee was one of the lawmakers trapped in the gallery of the house chambers as rioters got insideossible. but we have the former president

dan kildee was one of the lawmakers trapped in the gallery of the house chambers as rioters got inside, here is what he told cnn this morning. >> not only do we have this potential violence. we've experienced it and we know it is possible. but we have the former president encouraging it and the stunning silence of the republican leaders as this is all happening, treating it as if it is a walk in the park. it is very painful to see. >> not just silence but outright defense and dismissal of the threat. whitney wild is outside of the fencing, surrounding it. law enforcement making sure it is more prepared this time around. so what steps are they taking and what are they expecting? >> reporter: well what they're expecting is potentially hundreds of beam to descend into washington as the event organizer for the nonviolent people who are charged in the january 6 insurrection. it is a little bit noisy out here because they're doing last-minute tweaking that surrounds the u.s. capitol grounds, somewhat of a familiar site here in washington following this january 6 insurrection. they are prepar

here's what congressman dan kildee, a member of the budget committee, said on your show just last hour. >> what we have is what the various committees have put together. it's legislation that i support, but as you know, until we have a package that we can get 218 votes for on the floor of the house, 50 votes in the senate, and the president's signature, we really don't have a deal. but this puts us in position in order to move as quickly as possible when this bill goes to the rules committee to make any changes we need to at that point. >> reporter: now, alex, my ears perked up at that omission that he really made there, that admission of saying that we really don't have a deal, and that's because they don't, right? when you get past the house, even if you get past the house where you have moderate opposition to this $3.5 trillion bill, you go to the senate where you have senators like senator manchin and sinema who say, do we even need to do this this year? we'll see how this shakes up as the budget committee mark-up is under way. >> 100%. you make a good point there. thank you so muc

i want to follow up with the questions that dan kildee just asked, he talked about maps and the greathey have a different angle on maps. there are a number of ocean technology industries with footprints, headquarters in my district, including in that geo data company, food grow, a major contributor to ocean mapping data. to the ocean decade and also ocean power technologies, a u.s. company focused on energy innovation technology. i have visited with them and i have seen some of the incredible things they are doing. and i think it's really exciting that there are a lot of opportunities to partner here, which is something so important to my district. my first question is directed to mr. maclean, how can noaa better leverage private sector partnerships to support ocean science? >> congresswoman, you are examples are fantastic because the technologies available through those technology companies and others, that have grown out of the oil industry in some cases, are really applicable to civilian science. there's a huge opportunity there. we looked at using the professional societies to get