actually going into the california governor. recall we bring into a credit commentator jan bonus and joe collins, california congressional candidate, and u. s. navy veteran, thank you so much for joining me. you asked me. ok, so joe, i'm going to start with you on this one. do you think the people of california for watching the story, these are just 2 examples that we have found that they should actually word that the recall governor's election is being filled with fraud on either side? well, i know i've been a long time even to joe even before this happened, i've been in it for a long time. the people she'll be worried. i mean, we started in 2020 election and we knew that a democrat hello all a stop the sure the gather news, state and office. during this election. we know he started with $40000000.00. nancy pelosi is on t comma harris is coming from the gate of nowhere to campaign format. we know that democrats even a c o u and, and all these other organizations are pulling all the staff to assure that gather newson stays in the office. now the one thing that republicans and conservatives faile

to former, he's now deceased, four-star general who would over the chief of staff of the army, joe collins. they met with macarthur and the entire time macarthur paced back and forth and lectured to them about what had gone on and how successful this was going to be and what was going to happen. they could not get questions in. and finally macarthur broke that meeting off is the chief of staff of the united states army in june with the problem is? he still sees us as captains they were captains went macarthur's chief of staff of the army. he still saw himself as their boss when in fact that was not the case, collins was his boss. he just did not get it. and so he pushed further and further north. by october they began to see the presence of chinese troops. and all the sudden they came in huge, huge numbers. by november we were struck, we were isolated, they picked him very strips of we were routed we had a steady retreat southward. the retreat was not mayhem it was organize their systematic as they fell back and then an unfortunate accident occurred, walton walker was killed in a jeep acci

katlyn collins asked a question, he gets angry about it. i'm not saying that joes a mysoginist the way he answers katlyn collins, the press would seem to ask questions about what riles him up and what he laughs off and moves on. howie: the president often doesn't get it. i think if you try to conflate one thing with another, the president has a right to push back. baseball, there's an uproar, after a report that a fan yelled an "n" word while a black player for the miami marlins was at bat. the team conducted an investigation. what happened next? >> this was another story that felt a little like cobbington high-ish. you have an out-of-context video clip, a five second video clip that made the round on twitter and you heard a fan in the background saying something that was immediately declared the "n" word and was covered, the colorado rockies drove the story as well, the mlb association said they're investigating, the zero tolerance policy on racist, all of that is fine if the media said the rockies are investigating whether a racial slur was said during the game.

we heard from senators joe manchin and susan collins saying hey, this is the day.n the final legislative language is going to happen. all eyes on the senate floor when this is going to happen, dotting the is and crossing the ts. this is a trillion dollar package. half of it which is new in federal funding for a traditional infrastructure, the bipartisan plan calling to repair roads, bridges, broadband, electric grids, things of that nature. and really, once this legislative language, the final language is introduced, it would be introduced as a substitute amendment and the base of the bill. it opens up the process the next couple days where you see senators offering amendments to the bill. you have schumer and mcconnell making, negotiating, deciding which ones get a vote. 60 votes for an amendment to pass, and then hours and hours of debate on both the democratic and the republican side before all of this has wrapped un, voted on finally and passed on to the house. as you know, there is another key element to this. and that is the second track. a tandem track, if y

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key negotiators susan collins and joe manchin will be here. plus, in the balance. millions of americans bracing for eviction after a pandemic era ban expires. how did democrats fall short? democratic congresswoman alexandria owe case yes cortez has been sounding the alarm and joins me ahead. >>> coronavirus has grown 50% in the last week, 50%. pain and death for unvaccinated people. it is largely preventible. grappling with new information that shows the delta variant is not only more transmissible but more harmful than previous variants, again for people who are not vaccinated. all of which has the u.s. moving backwards. largely because roughly 40% of those eligible for the vaccine 12 and older remain unvaccinated. now americans in areas of higher spread, more than 80% of the u.s. are being advised to wear masks indoors regardless of their vaccination status, which has left a whole lot of people worried and frankly confused and others angry about yet another reversal in federal guidelines, one that raises more questions than it answers. prap the most important fac

. >> senators joe manchin of west virginia and susan collins of maine said over the weekend they expect final vote on the bill to come this week before they leave for the august recess. schumer says they want to work on the reconciliation bill right after that bipartisan infrastructure vote. that package contains the remainder of president biden's priorities including climate and child care. joining us now, congressional reporter for politico, nicholas wu. good morning, nicholas. thanks for getting up with us today. we've segued from the rise in covid cases to the state of play on capitol hill. with the threat of covid hanging over all that's happening here in these negotiations, can the country afford this price tag with the pandemic still looming? >> it really depending on who you ask, jonathan. i mean, the republicans have been hitting on this team of inflation and talking about how the country can't necessarily afford a lot of new spending for quite some time. but it's worth keeping in mind it's still a bipartisan group that put this infrastructure plan together, and we'll see how i

. >>> kaitlan collins joins you us now from the white house. tell us about joe biden's plans. you're seeing pictures on your screen of him on air force one, about to take off, head over to dover air force base. >> manu, this is the first time, obviously, president biden has done this since taking office. it's one of the most somber aspects of the entire presidency, go ing and getting these families who have just gotten the worst news they could possibly get. now we do expect to meet the families of these 13 family members of those service members killed in afghanistan. you will see this dignified transfer take place. just to give you a little history on this, it's only bins since 2009 that the pentagon has allowed these ceremonies, in part, to be photographed. the familyies are not shown out of respect for privacy. they have to sign off on the media to be there at dover air force base for these ceremonies. this is where the president will go and greet these families on the tarmac, see the military planes, often a c-17 come. that's where you see the cargo hold is open and they

collins. you've been reporting on this. our allies -- are allies and many americans finding a different joe biden? >> reporter: yeah. i think a lot of european leaders thought they knew how his time in office would go. he's had time as senator and vice president. as president it changes. when you're calling the shots and making the changes when it comes to u.s. presence in afghanistan. i think that's been a big question we've seen play out since kabul fell to the taliban on sunday. remember, it took quite a little time before his first call with the foreign leader. the first one was boris johnson. today i believe we're expecting him to speak to the french president as well. those are calls that happen more delayed than when you saw other european leaders calls one another. the white house said there were calls at a lower level with the secretary of state calling his counterparts, the national security adviser on the phone as well. i think the question they've had is how this response has gone. i think they thought it was going to be what president biden had promised. talking about america's back and leadership back

reporting and our conversations with dan collins, i think we've been way of any of the conversation you've seen on us mainstream media for the past. you know, especially once joe biden and, and others in power back in 2000, 2001 elevated china to the w t o. basically, it's almost done propaganda pro china because our elite, where it's shipping all our jobs over there. but now they're like, fanatical about like heating china, right with, without any coherence or reason or rationality. but i think we've been right on this like, like dan collins predicted. it was back in pre 2016 election. he said, we were already in a trade war with china, only he, united states is the only one they didn't know. they weren't a trade war and they were losing. and that he then remarked that it was interesting that trump, at that time was pointing this out, he was saying the exact same thing. and he was hated at the time. number trump, this is part of their heat for him was that he was mentioning that he was going to go hard after china. but now, now we have the geographical pivot is happening just as like when we said that we didn't know about the kinder. and this, this, this conc

to my friends and colleagues, senator susan collins, mitt romney, lisa murkowski, bill cassidy, joe be manchin, jeanne shaheen, mark warner, and jon tester, thank you for your efforts these past few months. i also want to give special thanks to our colleague kevin cramer who joined our group late but was instrumental in finalizing this agreement. i want to thank the white house and especially steve bruschetti and brian deese, lisa turrell for their support of this commitment and trying to work in a bipartisan way to get it done. i want to thank senator tom carper who joined us in the room. along with senator exat tow he was the -- capito he was the e.p.w. chair. i want to thank my other colleagues in the so-called g-22 who helped in the 22 different working groups that were formed to help put this legislation together. richard burr, lindsey graham, mike rounds, thom tillis, chris coons, maggie hassan, john hickenlooper, angus king, jacky rosen. 11 democrats and 11 republicans. to my colleagues who voted with us repeatedly to advance this bill toward final passage and helped us to get t

population which has no interest in listening to joe biden, or to the cdc, or to public health experts, like doctor anthony fauci, or doctor francis collins, who will be joining me later on the show tonight. the only want to hear from one man, very messiah, their beloved former president donald j trump. and what they are hearing from him is not helping. on the day the biden administration announced the third shot, the former president, the guy who put us in this position, by downplaying the severity of the virus despite knowing the threat, by treating it as a public relations problem instead of a public health crisis, that guy. he went on fox business and just undermined the latest attempts to keep people safe. >> i still come back to the idea of a booster shot. i mean, yes, your brides it's worked -- >> you know what? that's on stimuli come moneymaking operation for pfizer. okay? think of the money involved. >> getting a booster? >> tens of billions of dollars. how good is businesses that? if you're a good businessman you would say, you know, but let's get them another shot that's another ten billions of money coming in. and the whole th

the population which has no interest in listening to joe biden or to the cdc or to public health experts like dr. anthony fauci or dr. francis collins who will be joining me later on the show tonight. they only want to hear from one man, their messiah, their beloved former president, donald j. trump. and what they are hearing from him is not helping. on the day the biden administration announced a third shot the former president, the guy who put us in this position by down-playing the severity of the virus despite knowing the threat, by treating it as a public relations problem instead of a public health crisis, that guy went on fox business and just undermined the latest attempts to keep people safe. >> i still come back to the idea of a booster shot. i mean, yes, you're right vaccines work. we've seen that. >> that sounds -- you know what? that sounds to me like a money making operation for pfizer, okay? think of the money involved. >> getting a flu shot -- >> tens of billions, how good a business is that? if you're a businessman and you say you know what, let's give them another shot, that's another $10 billion of money coming in

sinema, mark warner, a number of republicans, susan collins and lisa murkowski, a whole lot of people that made this happen but certainly, you know, joe manchin coming out and talking about voting rights when he did and making such a passionate, his speech to the democratic caucus on how important voting was and how we all had a vested interest in making sure that every american can vote. he was pretty powerful. >> senate john hickenlooper, thank you, appreciate it. >>> we are watching for president bide on it take the podium to talk about the new jobs numbers minutes from now, over on the hill. texas democrats about to hold a news conference as their governor calls another legislative session. will they return to their state and risk getting arrested? we'll be right back. ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time t

joe biden says he's focused on bringing americans home, and helping afghan allies. but his critics aren't convinced it's working. kaitlan collins has more. >> reporter: president biden making a promise amid the chaos in kabul. >> we're going to do everything, everything that we can. >> reporter: as his defense secretary, vice president, secretary of state, and national security adviser stood behind him, the president vowed to bring all americans in afghanistan home. >> any american, who wants to come home, we will get you home. >> reporter: but biden conceding he doesn't know if everyone will, ultimately, be brought to safety. >> i cannot promise what the final outcome will be. or what it will be -- that it will be without risk of loss. but as commander in chief, i can assure you that i will mobilize every resource necessary. >> reporter: the president, also, acknowledging that the u.s. still doesn't know how many americans are left in afghanistan. >> we want to get a strong number as to exactly how many people are there. how many american citizens? and where they are. >> reporter: flights in kabul were paused for at least eigh

. >> ben collins, people did believe, a lot of people did believe this reinstatement day thing, it was silly because it meant joe biden and kamala harris would resign and somehow instead of the normal course of people who -- you know, the line of succession, somehow donald trump would be reinstated as president of the united states. unless this happens in an hour and a half, it's game over. >> look, these people are getting more and more desperate. that is always the worry with this sort of thing. i will say that there have been days before this, people had already moved the date back, because they realized it was just like lindell saying this and mike lindell, even among the most die hard qanon trump supporters, is losing a lot of support recently. they realized it was just him saying this, there was nobody in trump's orbit saying this. the dog whistle is still out there. donald trump is still kind of dog whistling that he's going to reinstated somehow, saying he might come back sooner than 2024 or something like that. the worry is not that sort of thing. the worry is the violence when people get desperate. you

joe biden in the hours ahead. >> nick paton walsh, thank you very much for your reporting from kabul for us. so, let's discuss the u.s. response with cnn's kaitlan collins at the white house and barbara starr at the pentagon. just a short time ago, president biden returned to the white house where he will address the nation in the next hour on the situation that we're watching unfold in afghanistan. so, do you have any sense of what he will say and how he and the white house were caught so unaware? >> reporter: well, the white house has been trying to push back on the idea that president biden has made the wrong decision here when it comes to withdrawal. they're defending it overall, but i think a lot of the questions and the scrutiny on the white house right now are on how this went down and how this happened and how this morning of clearly the airport in kabul is not secure. it's the only way to get people out of afghanistan right now. and you have seen what is happening not just on the ground there when it comes to people clinging to those planes as they are taking off but also the idea that there are still so many people there that the rust u.s. nee

collins. so the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure package will make critical upgrades to the country's roads. bridges, ports and transit. it's going to create good jobs and west virginia democratic senator joehin told cbs face the nation, the bill is built on compromise. we have a bill that mostly every democrat and every republican should be supporting that infrastructure goes to a c. >> schumer says it will take a few days to pass the package and then the senate will move on to the democrats. 3.5 trillion dollar budget bill. >> which will allow the senate to make historic investments in american jobs. american families and efforts to reverse climate agent says while he is confident in the infrastructure package. >> he could not guarantee passage of a larger bill reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> and coming up next. tracking dry and clear conditions for us in the bay area with another round of pop-up thunderstorms set to return for this year. your full sierra outlook after the break. >> good news for bay area commuters starting tomorrow morning bart will return to its near prepandemic levels. first thing in the morning and that includes the return of late night trains kron four's

collins, isn't it rich? it's so rich because i -- i don't know if joe kerr nan, i don't know if he was complaining about deficitst i know kevin mccarthy wasn't. i know the republicans weren't, because i was tweeting every day asking them to complain about donald trump having the biggest deficits in u.s. history, the biggest national debt in u.s. history. the biggest spending budgets in u.s. history, passed by republicans, signed by donald trump year in, year out. caused the deficits to explode at record rates. caused the national debt to explode at record rates. go back and check. we talked about it on this show nonstop. i tweeted about it nonstop. begging people like kevin mccarthy to complain about the massive spending. begging the freedom caucus to complain about the massive debts, massive deficits, massive budgets, biggestbudgets, biggest budgets ever signed into law by donald trump and supported by republican members of congress. interesting. interesting. kevin mccarthy never, ever talked to joe kernon to complain about trump's record deficits, did he? >> no, i'd have to check the tape on that, joe, but i'm