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back with us tonight eugene robinson pulitzer winning prize for the washington post, and tim miller -- to chip bushod evening. eugene i think it was tearing 13 days and may their quote attributed to bobby kennedy said to his brother, you went ida eye with the soviets and they blanked. while the schumer mcconnell dynamic maybe less fraught than that, is that basically what happened here? is this a victory for the democrats and i thank you note to mcconnell? >> while you know the situation is somewhat fraught, that is pretty fraught. we're talking about local economic collapse if the u.s. default on the state. yes mcconnell -- there's no question about that. you have to chop this up as a victory for the democrats, they get what they really wanted, they get yes only a few weeks, maybe a couple months of -- . the politics will be exactly the same when this comes up again. you know when it runs out again, and we are once again at the -- . meanwhile, they have time once again, not just to agree on the reconciliation bill, the build back better agenda, but also to talk about it. to explain it, and first d

back with us tonight, eugene robinson, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the washington post, and mark mckenna former adviser to george w. bush and john mccain, he's among the cohost, of this circus, sunday nights on showtime. gentlemen thank you. eugene i have one for you, to start this, off this is the editorial board down the hall from, you at your beloved washington post, and they write and i quote, as they approach the deal in the outlines, there appear to be a risk of producing legislation that is so compromised and slapdash, that it would amount to a tragic missed opportunity, on the spending side. democrats might skimp on permanent structural reforms, so they can find more programs that are smaller or short term, and the revenue side their plans my easily results in massive new debt. this is not what mr. biden promised. eugene, indeed, can they really call this a victory? can they say this matches the presidents standard of transformation of legislation? if this is going to be death by 1000 cuts? >> brian, if they are able to pass a package with something between 1.7 five and two trillion dollars, worth of new spendin

our columnist and editor of "the washington post" and our political analyst, eugene robinson and former aide to the george w. bush, elise jordan and our associate editor for the washington post, david ignaci is joining us. >>> the suit which was expected to lock the committee from obtaining his administration records from the archives in the 26 page complaints, a lawyer argues that the record must remains a secret as a matter of executive privilege. in a joint statement, betsy thompson and vice chair liz cheney, the committee vows to fight for the former president's attempt to obstruct our investigation. the house-select committee is laying out its criminal case against steve bannon. the panel rejected his arguments for failing to cooperate with its investigation. bannon has argued he can't respond to a subpoena but the panel due to executive privilege. the committee also released a criminal content detailing efforts to get bannon to comply with the subpoena. the report will be the subject of a committee meeting later this evening when the panel is expected to vote and to prove the contempt charge. it's possible

bush. left government office in 2004. the pulitzer prize-winning columnist eugene robinson wrote, colin powell knew how his o ed by obituaries describe him, the first african-american secretary of state, first african-american chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he wrote there's a special pride and special burden of being the first black fill in the blank. colin l. powell shouldered that responsibility while giving the impression that that was as light as a feather. he was the son of immigrants. he grew up in harlem. he went to school. was in combat two times in vietnam. he was the youngest general, by the time he was 42. he led the invasion of pan marx first gulf war in 1991, but his impact on the country was beyond even what he did in the u.s. military and the strength of his example as a public servant. it was profoundly political. he announced that he was a republican in 1995. he announced that he could no longer consider himself a republican this year after the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6th. that said he was still a republican and a decades-long friend of john mccain, someone who had been floated as a pot

back with us again tonight, eugene robinson, pulitzer prize winning columnist for the "washington post," and bill crystal, author, writer, the bushhe bullwark. we were thinking about you. i was talking about you with a.b. stoddard. i'm wondering if you think the committee went hard enough, but also liz cheney's comments tonight made you wonder if any republicans could be shamed into voting against bannon, knowing that what she was saying was correct. they don't really think the election was stolen, they don't really think dominion makes crooked voting machines. a.b. set me right by saying, yeah, no, that's not going to happen. >> i suspect not, but it will be yet another test, brian, of republicans' whispering in private. of course, they know better, but then voting, all but one or two of them, liz cheney and kinsinger not to hold anyone responsible for january 6. we've had repeated acts from the republican party not to acknowledge january 6, not to use discipline for january 6, and bannon now defying a subpoena. they don't seem to want to talk about it, but republican mitch mcconnell said today -- he was asked about it, and he s

and here with us to do just that, eugene robinson, pulitzer prize-winning columnist from the washington post. and tim miller, -- former communications director for jeff bush. gentlemen, welcome. you both have the west words, it's just that the polish turk committee hasn't seller settled on to mueller's work yet, we're gonna get. they're speaking of your words tim, i'm gonna quote from what you wrote for the bulwark. there is been no evidence to date that democrats have a coordinated or even on coordinated plan to sell this legislation. if anything, they are playing into the republicans hands by litigating the top line spending number, rather than the more popular particulars of the bill. tim, what you're describing has a technical, political term for it, and it's called i believe, pills piss poor messaging. >> yeah, i mean i wish i didn't have to say it brian, but it's just reality. and some of these -- so, maybe it'll be a task, i don't know. but here's the thing, the message coming from the republicans, if you look at that article in the washington post you laid out, it's very simple. socialism, big government, and inflation. everybody can get it, they

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eugene robertson, pulitzer plies-winning columnist for the washington post, and bill kristol, author rachel thinker political, veteran of the reagan and bush administrations, editor at large, at the bulwark, bill and like to begin with you. i was thinking of you a few minutes ago, we were talking to a.b. stoddard, first of all, i'm curious, as to whether or not you think the committee is going hard enough, but also the conversation i had with a a.b., about liz cheney, her remarks tonight, made you harken back to the old days of all of five or six years ago, made you wonder if any republicans could be shames into voting against bannon. knowing that what she was saying was correct. they don't really think the election was stolen, they don't really think dominion makes crooked voting machines, a.b. of course at me right by saying no that's not going to happen. >> i suspect, not but it will be another test of republicans whispering in private, of course they know better, but then of course voting the law will be one of two of, them but they will not hold anybody accountable for january, six that's the underlying issue, for nine months now. we'