the way they cover-up for biden, push the marxist or democrat party radical agenda. are proposing with the vote, that is destroying. there is a ideology that has been in work for decades. public journalism, it means we journalists are citizens too, we have to provide a contact -- context for it. remember dewey, there has to be a social agenda, they love dewey, they talk about dewey, he has a huge influence in journalism schools today and education schools, today, it iss an excuse for advancing the radical agenda. they try to destroy donald trump, they bad mouth his supporters, they tried to destroy ronald reagan, and bad mouthed his supporters, they promote aoc who is really a a nobody who knows nothing. pete: a perfect pseudocongresswoman. mark: she is really irrelevant. you will not find a penny worth of difference between mass media today and vary positions of policies of the spawned marxist movement in america. pete: because they teach public journalism at journalism schools, so what you come out you are trained to say we have to create the context. mark: that say

democratic party 39%. republican party 32%. something to be said for democrats as they look ahead to the midterms of being a joe biden democrat? >> yeah. the comparison to biden you can draw a parallel between this new york city race and the dynamics that we saw just play out here and what we saw in biden's democratic primary race in 2020. if you look at sort of a coalitions that emerged here look at the three top candidates in new york city, adams winning, garcia in a narrow second place, wylie as third place candidate though earlier she was in second place here. i think there was a lot of overlap demographically. with folks that voted for bernie sanders that supported bernie sanders. i think there's a lot of overlap, looking at the support of the primaries in 2020. demographically where warren support coming from. college educated often higher income. more female than male. a lot of overlap there. with garcia's appeal. and then you had adams and the core of the adams vote a middle class, working class, poor outer borough. big

in fact, it is the democrat party.n you look at joe biden and the executive orders he signed them ofe the most radical cultural attacks on our system in american history. attacks the natures of gender and undermine women's sports, attack over 60% of the people in this country who are white, they are asenen divisive and racialis one can possibly imagine. when you look at the squad, this is a cabal of american hating marxist, that's exactly what they are. they defend hamas, they trash is real, trash the united states, want to eliminate law enforcement, eliminate the border. that's not a squad. that's poison, cancer, that's what these people are in bernie sanders gets away with calling himself a democratic socialist. this guy has been a marxist his entire life but he's clever enough to try and customize it and tailored to the american system you chip away at it and chip away at it so the american marxist is very clever and conniving about how they conduct themselves andnd develop these various movements over the i course

because of the selfish political actions of the democratic party. one longtime democratic strategist has a few choice words for his own party. take a look. >> -- party of blacks and suburban women. they are not into this. all right? and you know, we are seeing it time and time again. we are letting a noisy wing of our party defined the rest of us. and my point is we can't do that. i think these people are kind of nice people. i think they're very naive and they are all into language and [indiscernible] and i think people ought to see this for what it is, and people are way more interested in their lives and how to improve them than they are in somebody else's pronouns or something. >> sean: here now, fox news contributor leo 2.0 terrell and nationally radio syndicated host dana loesch. dana, we start with your attorney. one thing you could say about james carville, i've known him many years, i like james carville, he's wrong on everything but he's a fun guy to be around, and he's smart. i don't underestimate him. i just disagree. if this is the democ

primary for new york city mayor. >> i am the face of the new n ig democratic party. >> what the non-woke former police captain's victory says about the kind of democrats that are actually winning elections. joining me are nbc news capitolr hill correspondent kasie hunt, mark leibovich from "the new york times," former obama white house senior adviser stephanie cutter and republican strategist al cardenas. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. operation enduring freedom in afghanistan began on october 7, 2001. it was less than one month after the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon. by december of that year the en taliban, which had provided a ie safe haven for al qaeda, had collapsed. and then on may 11, 2011, u.s. forces killed osama bin laden. what was once thought of as the, quote, good war, as opposed to iraq at the time, afghanistan became a forever war and one that, for americans who did

the democrat party has been the party of slavery, the party of segregation in the party of jim crowe, democrat party has used minorities and particularly black people from it. exception inception, and many horrific ways. joe biden during his career, one of the leading demagogues and propaganda when it comes to race. he praises robert byrd, who is robert? some of you young folks may not recall. he was elected first minority leader and then majority leader of the senate by the democrats. robert was from west virginia, west virginia broke away from virginia during our around the civil war because most of the west virginians cash west virginia supporting the union. robert was a grand kriebel found a movement within west virginia for the client. he was a klansman nonetheless the democrat party consulted to make him their leader. republicans don't do this and joe biden was one of his biggest supporters and he took a liking to joe biden. in fact, joe biden said during his memorial service when byrd died in louisville, kentucky, he recalled he acted as a mentor went biden joined the senate st

city on - - society is not about polar bears that restructuring so that bureaucracy and the democratic party are in control. if this is not an american form of marxism what is it? teefive. >> it seem like those patriotic democrats were at theth forefront bill clinton making arguments the era of big government is over. he was a democrat but also a marxist so is justice the tip of the iceberg? how do they get here so fast? mark: they are cleansing and purifying the party. that is what they do. unlike other regimes where they go out and kill people that disagree with them. stalin and castro ample part andco mao i am not comparing us to them that is american marxism so it is a couple of so-called moderates in the senate they are not even moderates they don't know who they are senator manchin trying to drag them into the system you notice that i cannot even think of a time when the democratic party was not marching in the same direction. that is rare if you have people run for the house. they all stepped in line to impeachh donald trump twice. so to answer your question it has been building for d

she is emboldened by democratic party leadership and their inaction in reining in her. she should be expelled from congress. look at the pattern. she said it is all about the benjamin, baby, israel hypnotized. the world. saying her jewish colleagues are not partners in justice. she compared america and israel to hamas and the taliban. okay. the real question comes down to when is her party, the democratic party and her constituents, going to say enough is enough? >> harris: leslie, every time i talk with someone from the left they say well, you know, we're a big tent. she can say what she wants. clearly she can't because somebody is talking with her and she keeps walking stuff back like she is about to back off a pier. >> i think that she is looking at perhaps court of public

new face of the democratic party i don't necessarily agree with that but the democratic party is a big-tent is growing. that beast has taken over the republican party j.d. vance, although he is a complete phony, he is voicing -- giving voice to what every republican is thinking right now, that i do have to suck this up there's not enough republicans who have the courage to stand up >> the state party chair in alaska, mark leibovich is against the republican incumbent. the state party today is challenging the challenger donald trump has taken over these state parties. the elected leadership has apparently no way to stop it >> look, they are absolutely playing to that base the question is are they going to lose a republican primary in that's states? probably not. >> are you sure? >> no, i'm not i'm not in oklahoma. but i also think you're right. these are very, very substantial voices in the party. what if you're lisa murkowski right now. you're up in two years you have all this friction coming from the right, from trump himself who is going to probably campaign. i don't know how you do this

view everything through the eyes of control of the democrat party. atic parties all over the world. look what's going on in cuba. it's about the party. keeping control. in north carolina, he doesn't care about the people of the country. it's the party. it's the communist party. xi, it's empowering the communist party. venezuela, empowering the communist party. the democrat party, whether it likes it or not, has a lot in common with this mindset. it's all about the democrat party. they are not progressives, they are not democratic socialists. they are not the liberals. they are, in many ways our american marxist movement. >> pete: so, mark, real quick. we have about a minute. you say this book is more than a book. it is a movement. why? >> well, because this book does things i haven't done before this book has scholarship, which i explain. it's got a lot of substance, which i explain. it's the longest book i have ever written. at the end, it's about activism. why? because as i have said earlier, we are not at the precipice looking into the owe business

the democrat party does not like federal law enforcement unless it is protecting them.don't seem to give a damn. federal law enforcement on border, to protect citizens of united states, nobody asked this question. what is life like for a border patrol agent or i.c.e. agent. >> i wore both these uniforms, i talked to hundreds, it has never been worse. the men and women lost total respect in the president of united states, that is sad, and respect for secretary of homeland security. why to this day secretary will say that border secure and closed, they deal with the crisis every day, and secretary will not recognize that. and president accused last administration of watching children starve on death on river banks of rio grande, the men and women of border patrol they put their lives on line of day, pulling people out of river, they save lives mr. president. they don't watch people starve to death. they lost respect, they have been abandoned by their own commander and chief and secretary. and talk about covid, officers have died from covid. not just begun shots, high-spee

so perhaps the media and perhaps the extreme voices in the democratic party are the ones who are gettingthe attention. now, look, i'm neither a democratic nor a republican. but i don't see for the most part democrats who believe in defunding the police. joe biden has said he doesn't believe in defunding the police. it's not a tenet of the de democratic party. i think a lot of that is from right wing media or maybe just media in general not paying attention to what's happening with the democratic party. >> look, peggy noonan wrote a column, not a left winger, not a right winger. i'm not here to defend the party. what mr. drum, who writes for "mother jones," says the white activist class won't like this but moving to the left risks outrunning the vast middle part of the country which progressive activists seem uninterested in talking to. >> but progressive activists, that's not the bulk of the dengu democratic party. >> don, that's whose calling the tune. >> stand by, hold on. i got it. but i want to hear what john has to say. this is a great conversation. go on, i'm sorry. >> what i'm say

so perhaps the media and perhaps the extreme voices in the democratic party are the ones who are getting look, i'm neither democrat nor republican, but i don't see for the most part democrats who believe in defunding the police. joe biden has said he doesn't believe in defunding the police. it's not a tenet of the democratic party. i think a lot of that is from right-wing media and maybe just media in general not actually pay paying attention to -- >> look, peggy noonan wrote a column, not a left winger or right winger. i'm not on here to defend the party. mr. drum, who writes for mother jones says the white activist class won't like this, but moving to the left while galvanizing the progressive base risks outrunning the vast middle part of the company, which progressive activists seem completely uninterested in talking to. >> progressive activists. >> this is not my opinion. >> that's not the bulk of the democratic party. >> don, that's who's calling the tune in the democratic party. no, it is. let me tell you. if we have an election today for the u.s. house -- >> stand by, producers, p

>> there has been dramatically parallels in the democratic party with the failure of public safety. f the forest. the tries would be the radical left focusing on defunding police, however the forest is the ecosystem of all the citizens involved. we need to focus on a poignant system as to how we can greatly reduce crime and that is not what is happening from the perspective of the democratic party. elizabeth: you know, newark, new jersey, police didn't fire one shot last year. they have been working to remove illegal guns. it is drug gangs and other gains in urban city, urban areas, doing a lot of this violence. so those are the story lines that are out there. almost like the media and democrats don't know what to do talking about the crime wave spiraling out of control after they didn't acknowledge it for a year. we'll show crime and cities that defunded the police. your reaction to that? >> well the people that are closest to the problem are closest to the solution. police are closest to the problem. therefore political leaders need to helped deference to the officers because the o

latinos of african-american and asian voters and also the suburbanites who make up the base of the democratic party and we cannot assume they will vote just in one direction, because they have traditionally done that, and in that sense, 2020 was a wake-up call. i said it before the election, and i said it in the weeks after the election. we have to invest in voter registration, and we have to invest in turnout, and we have to do it more than three months or six months before the election, and it has to be a 365-day/year full-cycle effort throughout the country. >> no, and this has been time and time again that you are not alone here, and every cycle that you cannot show up in the election year and i'm short on time, and are you on a ballot in 2022? >> you know, i have not taken that completely off of the table, but it is unlikely right now. i feel like i have just ran a marathon in 2019 and early 2020, and i'm happy supporting the progressive candidates running in the 2022 cycle. it is unlikely right now, but if i change my mind, i will be sure to let you know. >> i would appreciate that and former

in the sixties the democratic party was appalled by the regime.nd i have the same sense of morality and concern in parts of the democratic party the squad cheering for castro the way they were cheering for hamas so this is growing in this country. don't you get that sense quick. >> it is as a vibrant constituency looking at who raises the money and the activist base it is unfortunate for the country basically new age marxist they don't call themselves that who also happened to be america so there is some suffering cuba or anywhere else there is some policies for something we have done wrong. 's what that core america is the inherently evil nation built on the this is not a nation worth saving but to be torn down and rebuilt. there is a lot of that embedded in and part of that is you look to cuba and you say we don't like the fact they put people in jail that generally what they are trying to do is the right thing. government-sponsored this and that. for us cuban is an example socialism was to keep people poor because they are easier to control. ca

corporations are embracing this, media platforms are promoting it, democrat party is the home of allthese ideological views so that us why again i wrote this book. it comes out july 13, i hope you will preorder your copy and i must tell you, this book as i speak to you now, has won 50000 preorder copies. nobody has ever seen anything like this and we need to have more because we need to build a resistance movement like we did with the tea party, reagan revolution, the trump revolution, all of these efforts to protect society, they keep our country not because we are white but we are red blooded americans. what does the other side offer? oh yes, what does the enemy offer? marxism? neil marxism? what does that mean? tell me, where on the face of the earth has marxism worked? for hasn't not result in the slaughtering of tens of millions of people? imprisonment of tens of millions of people. silencing of hundreds of millions of people. is that really what we want? the greatest nation on the face of the earth? with got to call it what it is. it's an american brand of marxism, that's what

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the democrat party was responsible for the confederacy. upported slavery and segregation into the six. but now they are democratic socialists. until we defeat the democrat party and their surrogates in our colleges and universities and the teachers unions and elsewhere, we are going to be on defense. we are in the abyss trying to claw our way out. we need to rally and galvanize as americans like we have before. americans aren't going to roll over for this. i don't believe it. there are millions of us. judge jeanine: will we win in 2022? >> i think we'll kick ass in 2022. filing complaints with the internal revenue service. these are political operations. we need to claw back money out of these universities and organizations. how do these teachers get tenured. why are we subsidizing our own demise. why don't we help fund cop lawyers so they can sue black lives matter and antifa. we dock this, too. we can file rico complaints. shareholder meetings and board rooms and corporations are open to us. we need to step up and do something about it an

the reason they're not working with us is that the party of reasonable border security, securing the border on the democraticad and buried and replaced by the party of open borders, aoc and elizabeth warren will not allow the democratic party to do what they were doing a few years ago when it comes to border security. if you voted for joe biden, thinking he would be a moderate voice and would of lead us to a centrist agenda, you've got to be sorely disappointed because there's nothing moderate about the biden administration. maria: well, we have extraordinary new numbers. now we understand that already 1 million people have been apprehended this year at the southern border. you've been to the border. let's talk about this because look at these numbers that we have. in june, 188,000 people crossing the border, taking the total number to 1.1 million encounters, apprehensions so far this year. 188,000 in june on top of 180,000 in may, senator. this does not include the got-aways. we know there are tens of thousands of others who have been seen on surveillance video and they've entered the country, they've come

now throughout the culture, whether newsrooms, entertainment, academia, the democrat party -- this ideology "american marxism" has been spawned from marxism. it has been americanized, used to try to use our differences. our imperfecttions to exploit them and drive this ideology. for example. -- in education, by jean anyon, she is no longer with us. critical race theory. richard delgado. joy reef does not think that marxism is part of critical rare theory and for the phonies who say it is not being taught in elementary and secondary schools, it is. here from anyon . and is everyone really equal. they are serious books, written by so-called serious scholars, frontiers in social movement, theory. don't mind my poses. foundations of critical race theory and education. second edition. in case you missed first. history of the frank forth fran. the breaking of social contract. by cloward and herbert marcuse, the big daddy of american marxism. he was in germany at the time that hitler took over, he thought that the communist should have been able to take over, he was disappointed. this confounded h

the reality is the american people are with the conservative and center-right movement in the democratic partytes in this country are about from both parties, the moderates are saying no to communism the moderates are say no to high taxes we just heard breaking news even democrats are not on board with the three and half trillion that bernie sanders wants, your final word. >> absolutely the center-left and the center-right believe in the system asgh it is and they o not want to have what is going on, yes they were part of the center-left electing joe biden, joe biden ran as a moderate and now he's trying to lead as aoc liberal and candidly every poll shows that they had enough and they want to move back to the center right where they were comfortable in america was prosperous. elizabeth: is good to see you, thank you for joining us i am elizabeth macdonald, you been watching "the evening edit", thank you for joining us, join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> i am larry kudlow welcome. ultimately talking to 51 vote reconciliation i wouldn't exactly call this a blessing in disguise but let's hear

been paying attention throughout our culture whether newsrooms, entertainment, academia, the democrat partydeology what i call american marxism has been spawned from marxism from americanized used to try and use our differences, our imperfections to exploit them and dreyfus ideology. some examples -- in education by jean, she's no longer with us, she was an iconic figure who pushed the idea an attitude of marxism throughout our educational system. critical race theory by richard delgado and james -- this is for troy reed who doesn't think marxism is part of critical race theory and also for all the phonies out there saying it's not been elementary and secondary schools, of course it is more from jean, here we have progressive education movement. here we have, as everyone really equal? these are serious books written by so-called serious scholars. front tears and social movement theory. foundations of critical race theory and education. second edition, in case you missed the first edition. the dialectic imagination, the history which we will get into, here we have the breaking of the social

if you want to know what's going on with the democratic party, he definitely knows.ight 8:00 p.m. on the channel to the show that is the sworn enemy of line come, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. sean hannity is in miami tonight. there he is, sean hannity, take it away. be too all right, tucker, and we appreciate it that as as always, thank you. welcome to "hannity" and tonight we are broadcasting live from little havana. we are in beautiful miami, florida, the world's most famous bursae restaurant, where for the entire hour, we are going to highlight what has been the long-suffering of the cuban people in their fight for liberty and freedom against an evil murdering communist dictatorship. and people in cuba, they are risking their lives to stand up to modern day tierney. in just moments, we'll be joined by florida governor, rhonda santos and senator marco rubio, former cia officer, and

is this something that you think is really embedded in the democrat party itself? i'm thinking these are french actors who get a lot of attention and are elevated through the system itself. that is perhaps not something that is infecting america as a whole. >> look, i think it's a little bit of both. i've been very worried over the last year that we have too many americans that are just falling prey to government directives. we are not supposed to be told to stay in our homes and lock our doors and not go out. to help practices and covid, they are all good but they are warnings, they shouldn't be mandates. i hope the american people start standing up and pushing back. the country that allows the government to dictate our behavior is the country that falls prey to totalitarianism and fascism pretty fast. and i'm really worried that we don't have enough americans recognizing what the government is trying to do. washington, d.c., corporate america, the media, they are all in on this. we've got to push back and people need to speak up and they need to be supported when

there it is to demonize a democrat in the eyes of the public democratic party demonizing, a democrat in the eyes of public means. well, there is no way presumably energetic and when, if there is a link between hillary clinton and isis dash, now i know your helix is reviewing all these different emails. you have so many of them, and you need to look at them and who they can damage or they got also the things were getting done before releasing them. president obama's now bombing, i stash positions in libya, so it's reported deed hillary clinton used libya as a conduit to fellow strife dash and syria, the u. s. government, at the time that hillary clinton was in charge of foreign policy. i did use livia as a conduit to get arms to jarvis in syria. that's well established not just by a range of our materials, but by investigative workers, sy, hersh and a variety of other investigative invited states. some of the, some of those even publish the new york times. and any of the emails, i mean, you have mentioned that libya comes up in so many of the emails that you've been reading it as rega

look, this whole noisy identity left is 15% of the democratic party. party are these loony -- agree with the loony insurrectionists. yet he pay such a terrible political price for such a slightly more than fringe element of our party where they don't pay near the price for just totally goofy, not even on this planet part of their party. so we have to be more effective and determined in our communications. >> can democrats own crime when your opponents will point to bail reform and how it was done and judicial discretion and that that is an aspect of keeping people on the street even when they do bad things with guns and that could be part of the problem? >> i don't see why we shouldn't -- starting when president clinton took office up until the third year of the trump administration, crime and violent crime in this country had gone down precipitously. the only thing it changed -- cities were always run by democrats -- was the trump pres presidency, who was a lawless president, promoted lawlessness -- >> what about the liberal reforms? a lot of this is g

today we're talking with one of the democratic party leading political strategist. so linda lake, who advice candidate, joe biden, countless democratic candidates over the years, and it's the president of her own pulling firm lake research partners and dan hopkins, professor of political science at the university of pennsylvania, whose research focuses on american elections and public opinion. it's really great to have you both here. so let me start with you, and i'll just ask you the same question. who we had president trump back in ohio. then back to the border is going to be in florida. who should worry more of the republicans or the democrats about his, you know, returned to rallies. well, i think american public to worry the most because it's a return to the division and strive and personal politics that a lot of voters remember, we won by 7000000 those rejected in this last election. but i think the democrats should be worried if they ignored him, and we don't, we don't take for granted. or we also have no idea what kind of impact you'll have on the off year el

saying the defend the police logan is wrecking and destroying the progressive agenda damaging the democrat partyat out, look at the results of defending the police new york city, chicago, portland, los angeles where crime is running rampant when we about this i came on the show and i said every dollar we take away from police will equal more crime than the neighborhoods in the longer response time, less equipment get in i wasvas to i the ice director and a sound like a lot of money but when yot get the budget you have to decide what you can andci can'to when you take a dollar for police department your taken officer off the street and i thinkt they're realizing that te call for defunding was ridiculous rhetoric. elizabeth: i feel so cynical, these individuals empower had been around for years joe biden has been around since the nixon administration, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer since oregano administration al sharpton sincx decades now he finally said youy have to focus on inner-city killings after 100 people, nearly half 100 sean chicago why did it take them y so long to realize if you do pho

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c, hacks of the us democrats party, which have occurred over the last 2 years by their own admission. a number of times, i think this statement by hillary clinton on fox really does need to be tackled because it concerns us directly and publications. and what she is attempting to do is to conflate our publication of pristine e mails. now in the democratic party argues that even a single email is not completely valid or hasn't been done. and the head of the dnc, debbie watson shorts as a result. and, and whatever hacking has occurred of the d n. c, o other political organizations in the united states by range of active. and now in the middle, we have something which is the publication by other media organizations of information purportedly from dmc. and it seems to be the case. i said that's a series of word documents and pdf published by the heel gulker by the smoking gun . this is a completely separate batch of documents compared to the 20000 christine emails that we had really we place in this batch of documents released by these other media organizations. there are claims that in t

the democratic party, they should welcome election integrity efforts with open arms. here with more, the author of the case against the new law professor alan dershowitz. what i don't understand is for example the most restrictive voting laws that we have found are in delaware. there is no early voting like georgia, they have 17 days early in person voting in georgia and they have drop boxes in every county. they have no excuse mail-in balloting, they don't have any drop boxes in delaware and you have to provide an excuse to get an absentee ballot. now i'm watching the doj simply being weaponized, going after georgia while ignoring the more restrictive state of delaware where joe biden never lifted a finger. your comments? your observations? how concerned should we be? t >> number one there has never been a perfect election. jfk's election wasn't perfect, george bush's election wasn't perfect, and number two the evidence strongly suggests that it wasn't a stolen that the outcome was right. there's a big difference between delaware for example in arizona. arizona has n

busy anchor saint defend the police logan is wrecking and destroying the progressive agenda and democrat partyrprised it took me a year to find that out look at the results of defunding the police, new york city, chicago, portland, los angeles crime is running rampant we talked about this a year ago, i was on the show and i said every dollar you take away from police will equal more crime in the neighborhood is less police in the longer response time, less equipment, large-scale investigation i was the ice director had a billion-dollar budget but when you get that budget you have to decide what you can and can't do if you take a dollar off a police department your taken officer off the street and i think refinery and their call for defunding is a ridiculous rhetoric. elizabeth: i feel so cynical, these individuals and power have been around for years, joe biden has been around since the nixon administration, nancy pelosi in the chuck schumer since reagan al sharpton since decades now he finally says you have to a focus on inner-city killings after nearly 100 sean chicago you are right why did

the democratic party has to remember that basically america and even the democratic party is not thethe west village, it is canarsie, that sty -- bed sty and the south bronx. those are places where they are sending their kids to public schools, so they care a lot, and it is not a save as the upper west side. they are dealing with crime. the party has to remember real life is not twitter in the activist base. the selection is a reminder of that. judy: wait a minute, i have to wre this down. karen, is this just a new york city unique story or does it send a message of some kind? karen: normally i would say be very careful about taking anything from new york city politics and trying to apply it nationwide. in this case, you talk to democratic leaders all over the country and they are very, very neous about how the issue of a violent crime is going to play for their party and it was already shaping up to be an incredibly difficult midterm election season. judy: we see president biden wrestling with that. he's had a couple of conversations about it and we understand he will have more to s

failure for the democratic party is not an option.ng to drive and already is driving a lot of compromise you're seeing on both the bernie sanders wing of the party but also the joe manchin moderate that are worried about this price tag. there is haggles about where does that money go and how much goes for people who are staying home taking care of a loved one or how much goes for education. but again with this onus, this pressure that we have to do this is going to drive people. the big story is on the bipartisan infrastructure side because there are republicans who are unhappy that schumer has set up a vote, the first vote for this on wednesday. they don't even legislative text yet and they're waiting for a cbo report to score this bill and concerned about pay-fors and you're hearing the moderate republicans who agree to this framework sort of saying i'm not sure any more. so i think that is going to be the big question of the week, can they do that, can they land it and it is tbd at this point. >> i've described this before as whack