joining us, jessica anderson. start us off by explaining what your group is and what its relationship is to the larger harrisburg foundation that yours -- viewers may perhaps be more familiar with. guest: good morning, it is always fun to be back on this program. the heritage foundation obviously produces incredible, timeless conservative research that has guided much of the discussion in washington over the last 30 years, and heritage action was founded about 10 years ago as a way to hold people accountable to this policy position but then also to galvanize grassroots support across the country for these policies that we are advocating for here in washington. host: the executive director director of that group, heritageaction.org. do you endorse candidates as we talk about elections? guest: we actually don't endorse candidates. we usually find ourselves in the endorsement of policy long before you get to the election cycle so that voters know exactly where those candidates are coming down on issues like the econo

joining us, jessica anderson.rt us off by explaining what your group is and what its relationship is to the larger harrisburg foundation that yours -- viewers may perhaps be more familiar with. guest: good morning, it is always fun to be back on this program. the heritage foundation obviously produces incredible, timeless conservative research that has guided much of the discussion in washington over the last 30 years, and heritage action was founded about 10 years ago as a way to hold people accountable to this policy position but then also to galvanize grassroots support across the country for these policies that we are advocating for here in washington. host: the executive director director of that group, heritageaction.org. do you endorse candidates as we talk about elections? guest: we actually don't endorse candidates. we usually find ourselves in the endorsement of policy long before you get to the election cycle so that voters know exactly where those candidates are coming down on issues like the economy,

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understand -- and jessica dean was just talking about this a moment ago -- just how poisonous and partisan this criticism is at this exact moment. you don't have to go back too far, andersonkilled 13 americans, the republicans' complaint would be with the terrorists and not with the president of the united states. >> garret graff, thank you very much. >>> we're just learning now that american forces have conducted an air strike against what's described as an isis-k planner in afghanistan. for more, i want to go to cnn's orrin leiberman at the pentagon. what do you know, orrin? >> reporter: we just got a statement from u.s. central command which governs afghanistan, and this of course after president joe biden vowed he would respond to isis-k and the attack they carried out that killed 13 service members, wounded more than a dozen others as well as killing scores of afghan civilians. that statement is a short one, but it's to the point. i'll read it in full here. u.s. military forces conducted an over the horizon counterterrorism operation today against an isis-k planner. the unmanned air strike occurred in a province of afghanistan. initial indications is that we killed t

understand -- and jessica dean was just talking about this a moment ago -- just how poisonous and partisan this criticism is at this exact moment. you don't have to go back too far, andersond killed 13 americans, the republicans' complaint would be with the terrorists and not with the president of the united states. >> garret graff, thank you very much. >>> we're just learning now that american forces have conducted an air strike against what's described as an isis-k planner in afghanistan. for more i want to go to cnn's orrin leiberman at the pentagon. >> reporter: we just got a statement from u.s. central command which governs afghanistan, and this of course after president joe biden vowed he would respond to isis-k and the attack they carried out that killed 13 service members, wounded more than a dozen others as well as killing scores of afghan civilians. u.s. military forces conducted an over the horizon counter terrorism operation today against an isis-k planner. the unmanned air strike occurred in the nan duhar province of afghanistan. initial indications is that we killed the target. we know of no civilian casualties. and here the military says they have found tha

. >> jessica anderson, the executive director of heritage action for america with us until 9:15 a.m. eastern. phone numbers, republican 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents 202-748-8002. explain what a heritage action score card is as they are calling in. >> a heritage action score card is our way to grade members of congress based on their voting record. we do something called the key vote alert, comes out well before a vote is to take place in the house or the senate. it articulates and frankly it defines what the conservative position is on that up coming vote. we back it up with research. we back it up with policy analysis, data, economics, anything that is needed to make an informed decision going into the vote, and then we grade it. did they vote yes? did they vote no? in an effort of transparency, that's available to voters across the country. >> the associated press story coming from the action on the senate floor yesterday, senate opens debate on that 1 trillion dollars bipartisan infrastructure bill. is that going to be a bill that you are going to be scoring