get back to fighting to be some quo ante it separatism law and the fact that the prime minister joe pass that in the last week or so said that he would be looking for tougher sentences against those who attack and kill police officers but despite that of course this reflects a war you did issue this is not the 1st time in the last month or so that the warnings about the security right here wrong this time coming from retired police officers previously so it is retired generals and all of this comes just a vehicle for the next presidential election the presidential election where security is seen as being one of the concerns all the electorate and just to put this in context how much of a battle this could be for manual macroeconomy seeking that 2nd term a recent poll shows that security says that she is on life for the center of their ranks in the pen if it is a runoff against her and president might go on in that 2nd round so really you can imagine that is a lot of consternation immediately say at the moment about what we can do to perhaps stem the tide of people deciding that they not

joe biden gets a pass. it's the presidential protection program. gets a pass on everything especially the obvious. his on-going cognitive struggles and weakness. every week we see more and more evidence that joe biden, frail, weak and confused and every week the media ignores. just a few examples from just the past 2 days. take a look. >> talib. where is she? i want to say to you i admire your intellect. you know -- i think some people think i am too, too proud of what the united states always did. our own department of energy transformed the [inaudible] when barack obama and i were in office. this was all of the astrazeneca produced in the united states. to put shots in the arms of 100 -- 100 million i should say. >> sean: her name is rashida tlaib. the anti-israeli congresswoman from michigan met joe biden on the tarmac and we could not get her name right. he refused to condemn her remarks accusing israel for terrorism and wants benjamin netanyahu to be prosecuted for war crimes. joe biden refuses to call out any members of the squad. it seems jo

number two, joe gets a pass from democrats.houghts on both of those issues? >> well, yes he with joe biden and has a line in the book also of biden's initial reaction to what harris said to him on stage. he leaned over to pete buttigieg and said, "that was some with jill biden at her reaction, it's the same thing. she's very protective of her husband and very proud of her husband, very much in love with her husband. she was hurt and angry that harris had come after them in that way. i think the context of the quote is important. she said that come up with the stuff that he's worked on, the stuff he's done, the life he has led to becoming debt. >> sean: congratulations on the book, look forward to finishing it. when we come back, chris rock pounding back against catholic culture, next. ♪ ♪ so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman

number 2, joe gets a pass from democrats. i don't believe any republican would get that pass. th joe biden and there is a line in the biden's initial reaction to what harris said to him on stage. he leaned over to beat pete and said that was f-ing bs. but used the full word. with jill biden and her reaction it's the same thing. she is protective of her husband and very much in love with her husband. she was hurt and angry that harris came after him in that way. the context of the quote is important. said with the life he's lead to call him a racist, that's when he said go f-yourself. >> sean: look forward to finishing the book. when we come back, chris rock pounding back against cancel culture next. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really?

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using to make it require 60 votes to pass this _ using to make it require 60 votes to pass this commission for some joeme out with a _ been the fan on the filibuster, came out with a press release saying it was not — out with a press release saying it was not excusable, what the republicans were doing, that no excuse — republicans were doing, that no excuse to— republicans were doing, that no excuse to try to block this, that they— excuse to try to block this, that they were — excuse to try to block this, that they were afraid of the truth, was not setting them free, they were living _ not setting them free, they were living in— not setting them free, they were living in fear, although he is still said he _ living in fear, although he is still said he does not want to do over the filibuster— said he does not want to do over the filibuster for— said he does not want to do over the filibuster for sabine etc tended republicans who will sign with him. if republicans who will sign with him. if there _ republicans who will sign with him. if there aren't, there will be a lot of pressure — if there aren't, the

police officer in minneapolis a year ago. floyd family met with president joe biden at the white house. i called on congress to pass a law for police reform floyd's dad spock. the black lives matter movement, which is highlights police brutality and racism in the u. s. in the real change and accountability that's what protesters here in new york and across the united states or demanding 12 months after george floyd's murder, emotions are still role. most of all for his family who met with president joe biden and vice president common higher. so the white house, as they pushed to pass a civil rights and police reform bill. right. and if you make federal allows to protect the bird, which just about ego, you can make better allow to protect people. and president biden is optimistic that reform is on the horizon over time agreement legislation. but in minneapolis, where george floyd was murdered by police officer derek shelven. the proposed law isn't the only element that will lead to change and they are doing a lot of things to reform, to please that some of their laws would have in a day. that's not really going to s

one year ago floyd family met with president joe biden at the white house and called on congress to pass a law for police reform. the real change and accountability that's what protesters here in new york and across the united states or demanding 12 months after george floyd's murder emotions are still role. most of all for his family who met with president joe biden and vice president common hires at the white house as they pushed to pass a civil rights and police reform bill reading. if you can make federal law to protect the bird, which just about ego, you can make better allow to protect people. and president biden is optimistic. that reform is on the horizon. negotiated helpful over time. have an agreement. but in minneapolis, where george floyd was murdered by police officer derek shelven, the proposed law isn't the only element that will lead to change. doing a lot of things to reform, the police or some of their laws, but up in a day that's not really going to stop stuff like this from happen because it's so much beer of the community. but they're mostly working with the communit

pass instead of 60. interesting idea. except for democratic senator joere plan through reconciliation. rene graham and haze brown. rene, earlier you called matt gates and roger taylor greene the gop children of the corn. i get the impression early to speak your mind today, and with that i want to tell you what you imagine said today about gop opposition to the january 6th bill, and how that's going to go. he says so disheartening. it makes you really concerned about our country. ask if that's an abuse of the filibuster. he says, quote, i'm still praying we've got ten good solid patriots within that conference. rene, evaluate that for me. joe manchin thinks you've got ten good solid patriots within the gop conference. i'm wondering whether i have a better chance of growing hair like his >> brown, and that happening. you know, if joe manchin knows who they are, he should name them. he's not going to find these tenant good patriots on the other side of the aisle to approve the commission. it's just not going to happen, mitch mcconnell has been abundantly cle

passing whatever. chuck schumer and joe biden want to pass. >> look, i think of this in two ways. in the specific way you identify it is to say i get it, on any given bill i am not going to get everything i want so better figure out what things are most important to me and what things i can say under the day. we'll come back to them. because it's going to take 50 of us that somehow have worked out in a bill that that's enough for us to be on and that every one of us feels like we can vote for. but i also think of it this way, right now, lawrence. it goes to the point about persistence. it goes to the point of what this book is about. it's about the big pieces and what we are trying to move. it's about the rescue package in part and the fact that we said we're gonna put bernie and for peoples health and peoples housing, for childcare. now, it's time to take the next step and to say as a nation, yet, we want people to be able to go to work and we want businesses to be able to prosper and we know that that takes. resident bridges, you bet. communications, broadband, yeah. and childca

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during his speech, president joe biden even urged more action including passing his infrastructure and childcare proposals, the two would amount to roughly $4 trillion in government spending. but could that price tag make members of congress wary of supporting beaudin's agenda? joining us tonight are four reporters covering all things washington. geoff bennett, white house correspondent for nbc news. and zoing me here in the studio is lisa desjardins, correspondent for "the pbs newshour." jonathan martin, national political correspondent for "the new york times" and ashley parker, white house bureau chief for "the washington post." lisa, i want to start with you. it's so niece to be here in studio with you. you were inside of the chamber on wednesday. so take me inside of the room. this was a moment that president biden had been waiting for for 36 years. did he meet it? lisa: of everyone in that chamber i think joe biden is the person that's been to the most state of the union addresses. here he was finally giving one. and it was a speech like none we have ever seen or will ever see ag

liberals in the medial mob and democrats to get a pass when they say the most vile things about conservatives that are african-americans. why does joe pass when they get partnered with klansmen on ending integration in schools? not wanting racial jungles, how come he gets a pass? >> i will tell you it's very simple, they got a d for a democrat, that's the reason why they get a pass. let me be very clear, the democrats and it joey read are worried. hispanics voted for trump and they are losing minority voters because people of color see the republican party as the party of opportunity. and that's why they have intensified their hatred for anyone who leaves the party and goes republican. one other point. joey rita gets the point, because they got msnbc afraid. if they got rid of these two racist people come they would go to blm and protest msnbc. msnbc is afraid of being canceled of from racist people like it joey reed and al shaikh don sharpton. >> you think they are racist? >> no doubt. 300%. >> sean: great to see you. when we come back, we are honored to have on the program and all time personal friend of mine, rush limbaugh, produ

pass instead of the traditional 60. interesting idea, except for democratic senator joe manchin opposes passing any infrastructure plan throughaham and hayes brown. renee, earlier you called matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene, the gop children of the corn. i get the impression you're willing to speak your mind today. i want to tell you what joe manchin said today about gop opposition to the january 6th bill and how it -- you know, how that's going to go. he says, so disheartening. it makes you really concerned about our country. asked if that is an abuse of filibuster, he said, quote, i'm still praying we've got ten good solid patriots within that conference. renee, evaluate that for me. joe manchin thinks we've got ten good solid patriots within the gop conference. i'm wondering whether i have a better chance of growing hair like hayes brown's than that happening. >> you know, if joe manchin knows who they are, he should name them, you know. he's not going to find these ten good patriots on the other side of the aisle to approve the commission. it's just not going to happen. mitch mcconnell has been abundantly clear. i do

joe biden officially passed his symbolically important first 100 days as the u.s. a huge legislative agenda this week. as arlette saenz reports, he will need the support of american voters to make it a reality. >> reporter: president biden is revving up air force one again next week as he is taking his sales pitch for his sweeping economic proposals out directly into the country. the president is hoping he can earn support for his measures from voters across the united states who he hopes will then in turn urge their lawmakers up on capitol hill to get on board with these plans. on monday the president will travel to virginia along with the first lady. the two of them will be visiting schools as they are looking to promote that american families plan that focuses on child care, education and paid family leave. on tuesday and wednesday the vice president heads to wisconsin and rhode island and then president biden will travel down south to louisiana on thursday with stops in new orleans and lake charles, a community that was devastated by hurricane laura back last s

joe biden just passed 100 days into his presidency. he's a popular president with a popular agenda. he's able to say the first step he took with the rescue plan, that is the $1.9 trillion to try to get past covid, he can say that is successful because we're going to get this jobs report. we expect something in the neighborhood of a million jobs added. that's strong. we expect the unemployment rate to, perhaps, dip below 6%. it shows the economic momentum is there. he's going to try to convert that into political momentum and make that the case that while things are recovering, while we have the wind at our back, we need to stay steps to help our future and that's the case he's making on infrastructure, helping struggling families and those tax increases. all of it, if you take a poll s popular. he's going to try to convert that into votes in the senate. >> what about the possibility of a bipartisan compromise on infrastructure. do you expect that president biden is going to just try to incorporate some republican ideas or is he actually going to seek the backing of some republicans?

why do liberals in the media mob and democrats get a pass when they say the most vile things about conservatives that are african-american? why does joee partnered with the klansman on ending integration of schools, not wanting racial jungles, how come he gets a pass? >> i'll tell you, it's very simple, because they got a d on their name. d for democrats. that is the reason why they get a pass. the democrats and joy reid, they are worried. in the 2020 election, more black males voted for trump. look what happened in florida and texas. hispanics voted for trump. they are losing minority voters because people of color see these republican party as the party of opportunity, and that s why they have intensified their hatred for anyone who leaves the party and goes republican. one other point, joy reid gets to say whatever she wants, al sharpton, because they've got msnbc afraid. if they got rid of these two racist people, they would go to blm and protest msnbc. msnbc is afraid of being canceled by racist people like joy reid and al "shakedown" sharpton. >> sean: you think they are racist? >> preach. >> yeah. no question about it. 100%. >>

if it's running on policies that the kind joe biden already passed and put forward, then i should belves in the midterm. yet everyone those that this is the kind of intervention that's, keith, -- needed. when the republicans out the the success of something they acted against and tried to stop, it tells you you're heading in the right direction and doing the right things. >> so there's the concept of having discussions on policy in the midterms. there's also the issue of the number of republicans who have not accepted the outcome of this election and continue to fan this delusion of donald trump's and the stuff going on in a number of state houses and the re-count going on in arizona. there's a public radio station in harrisburg, wtif, that has a story that they are telling listeners. i want to read to our viewers what it says. as part of the wtif's commitment to factual reporting, we'll show how elected officials' actions are connected to the election fraud lie and the insurrection. we are not taking this approach lightly and will apply it to lawmakers who took at least one of these

since then the federal voting rights bill you've been are you confident something would be passed? joe't support the voting rights bill known as the for the people act. he indicated he would support a more moderate voting rights bill called the john lewis act. >> i think it is important that the standards embedded in the for the people act, and that is standardizing and laying a threshold for how people vote no matter where they live. whether that occurs through for the people act, which i know is stalled currently but this is a long year and as we discovered in 2020 years can take longer than we imagine. but we also know that the persistence of this attack on voting rights in florida, in georgia, in texas, in arizona, in iowa, now introduced in michigan, in ohio, that these attacks are going to continue, that heritage action says it intends to do this in nevada and in pennsylvania. that every time we see our right to vote under attack, it should reaffirm for every good american, especially ones who hold federal office in the u.s. senate, that we have to protect the right to vote, not

or is joe giving them a free pass, like he did with putin and russia? instead of punishing them, he rewarded russia by lifting sanction on russia's north stream to pipeline into germany. hours into his presidency joe biden canceled the keystone xl pipeline, sacrificing thousands of good paying jobs right here in the united states in order to "save the planet." what's going on here. jen psaki, care to comment? >> i know there's talk about the stream to keep going. i want to help people understand. so how is he urging other countries to take climate action, letting other countries work too? >> we are hardly letting other countries build north stream too. 95% of this pipeline is being built. >> sanctioning some officials 1095%. but you are not doing it. >> in what way are we going to be able to stop a project in another country that has already been 95%? >> make it more difficult with the sanctions already involved. >> here is something that jen psaki failed to mention. one of the partners actually donated to the biden campaign and a pro biden super pac. bu

labels and progressives and so on, but the truth is that progressives rescue package that joe biden led and congress passed is popular, and the pieces of the infrastructure plan and the childcare plan, those things are really popular as well. so it seems to me the folks that are out of step here are the elected republicans in washington and his job is to do the things the american people need us to do and want us to do and to do it now. >> we are running out of time. i have one last question for you. he was struck by the campaign and i'm curious on the campaign trail the family was meeting hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people. did he ever meet anybody? >> no. i do want to be clear he shed on a lot of people in his kisses are slobbery but he is a good boy. >> thank you very much, senator warren. i enjoyed talking with you. >> it's good to talk with you. stay in the fight. "after words" is available as a podcast. to listen, visit c-span.org/podcast or search "after words" on your podcast app and watch this and all previous interviews on booktv.org. click the "after words" button at the top of the pag

joe mansion are willing to accept? do progressives get that? >> i think all of us would like to see first of all the filibuster eliminated. we ought to be able to pass if you don't have joe mansion or kirsten cinema, you're not going to have a majority and that is correct. i think what you've seen, chuck, is a very unified democratic party over the last quarter and the last congress. and we pass things in 30 major votes. we lost 29 democrats. in all of those 30, 15 of which were on one bill that was interesting that was the waiver for a secretary austin because he hadn't been out of service active service for five years. we lost 15 democrats on that. otherwise we lost 14 democrats on 29 bills. a half a democrat a bill. so we've been very unified. the progressives, moderates, more conservatives, the problem solvers. we've been very unified and i expect us to continue to be very unified. we want to get results and get investment infrastructure. will it be everything joe biden wants and everything we want? perhaps not but we want to get results for the american people. that's what they want us to do. >> house majority leader steny hoyer, the number two

can you believe that joe is giving putin a pass on a pipeline to europe so he can make russia and putin rich again? if that's not america last, i don't know what is. >> what's ironic is he can't control the pipelines in this country. you can see the devastating effect of one pipeline being down. yet the others he wants to cancel and stop all drilling, but that's fine. in ukraine they can drill so long as your son is on the board of an energy company can, drill away, ukraine, but if he's not let's get rid of all drilling, all oil and gas, put up wind turbines that aren't working, sean, it's a farce. it's an absolute joke. >> sean: now, as it relates to the agenda, i think that that's the agenda that works for the american people. pre-covid what did we have? record low unemployment forever demographic. incredible success, energy independence, we had secure borders. we had constitutionalists on the bench and i actually believe that russia and china and iran were afraid of your father. i don't see that today. >> well, sean, they are licking their lips. if you're putin you're watching what's

passed of the state level but the policejustice act that is in congress, has not been passed during the press and joethe end of the anniversary and yet some activists in the black lives matter movement that says it doesn't go far enough and that's not the restructuring that we are looking for. there is a lot of debate as to what police reform should look like and it is slow going in the legislative front.. ., slow going in the legislative front.. . ., slow going in the legislative front.. . , ., front.. can ask you george square itself. i front.. can ask you george square itself- i can _ front.. can ask you george square itself. i can see _ front.. can ask you george square itself. i can see that _ front.. can ask you george square itself. i can see that it _ front.. can ask you george square itself. i can see that it is - front.. can ask you george square itself. i can see that it is full- itself. i can see that it is full but has that area changed in the last year? it but has that area changed in the last ear? ., , . ., but has that area changed in the last ear? ., . ., , , last year? it has change

every single day that goes by that joe biden, nancy pelosi pass more radical bills and send this countryown a socialist path is a day that we lose in the mission to save the country. so that's why a change in republican leadership at this level is necessary and is likely to happen this week. chris: so final question, i've got less than a minute here, congressman. when liz cheney says history is watching and you can't go forward until you resolve this question, the election was fair and square, donald trump played a negative role, you think she's misguided, making those points? >> yeah, i've called on liz cheney to rejoin the republican team and help us go out and win the majority in the midterm election. that's where my frustration bubbled up. i wrote a letter to leader mccarthy about how we keep trump voters in the republican fold. liz cheney is the only republican leader who attacked the memo about making the republican party the party of the working class. if she doesn't get that, that that's an important part of the formula, to win the majority back in the midterm election, win the w

five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown passntana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san

one year ago, floyd family met with president joe biden at the white house. they called on congress to pass a law for police reform, floyd's death fuel the black lives matter movement, which highlights police brutality and racism in the us. the real change and accountability. that's what protesters here in new york and across the united states are demanding 12 months after george floyd to murder. emotions are still role. most of all for his family who met with president joe biden and vice president common higher at the white house as they pushed a pass, a civil rights and police reform bill. if you can make federal law to protect the bird, which just about ego, you can make better allow to protect people. and president biden is optimistic. that reform is on the horizon sometime after world, really boy. but in minneapolis, where george floyd was murdered by police officer, derrick shelven, the proposed law isn't the only element that will lead to change. we are doing a lot of things to reform. the police or some of their laws would have been a day. that's not really going to stop stuff like

today, joe biden met with the second most powerful guy named joe with the support he needs to pass any version of the infrastructure bill. one west virginia democrat senator joe manchin emerged from that meeting at the white house, he certainly wanted to sound as if he is in complete agreement with the first president named joe but he didn't want to get into specifics. >> can you explain tamir position on being so comfortable with the rate? >> he understands and he's up on everything. trust me, he knows what's going on. he's very well versed in what's going on and he understands. we're gonna make sure where all facing something that happens in our country. >> the interest smaller package? >> we don't talk about that. >> the size of the package, no dollar amount came up? >> he just knows there's a lot of need out there and it wasn't -- he had a he's just put his plan out there and i think in good faith will start working and finding out through a process where it goes into the committee, comes to the floor with the amendment and see what we end up with. >> does it need to be financed --

his efforts, though, to sell this to congress, not just democrats but key democrats to get this passed like joehink that is going to be, in some ways, the easiest part of this very difficult political sales job that the president is embarking on. it's one thing to convince republicans salivating over the prospect of retaking control of the senate and house here which they have a fairly good chance of doing. it's another thing to sort of talk to his fellow democrats about staying in power. about doing the things that they've all promised. about delivering hundreds of billions of dollars to areas that really need it and to possibly maybe pull off a win and maintain control of the house and senate after next year's midterm elections. it's not going to be that hard to convince. i think senator manchin and others seen as moderates or waivers, this is going to be good for them. both politically and good for the country as a whole. the question is going to be whether or not they waste too much time trying to get republican votes that are simply not there. you know, joe biden is kind of going through t

joe biden. why do they not want answers? it's confounding. >> sean: great analysis both of you. do you still have friends at the white house who can pass a sippy cup to joe biden? >> the sippy cup that was hilarious. >> sean:io needs one. goes to bed early and starts his day. less than one event a day on his schedule. -- tonight it's clear the biden administration is unwilling to stand up the world's hostile regimes. the administration is lifting sanctions on a russian pipeline. give vladimir putin the waiver to build his pipeline to spry energy to our allies after he killed high pay are career jobs our energy gave us here at home. joe is honoring putin by granting him a one-on-one meeting next month. maybe putin can challenge him to another debate and wish he feels better. that will go great for joe. i wonder if they will get lectured like the chinese lectured joe biden. joe biden won't stand up for basic american values here at home. conservatives are fighting back. america first wants a restraining order for a restaurant owner and they filed a class action on behalf of restaurants in texas and peninsula who say the covid relief disc

but the truth is that progressive rescue package that joe biden led in congress passed, it's really popular and the pieces of the infrastructure plan and the childcare plan, and a wealth tax those things are really, really popular as well. so it seems to me the folks who are out of step here are the elected republicans in washington not republicans across the nation but the guys in washington. and joe biden, my job as a senator his job as president to do the things the american people need us to do and want us to do. and do it now. so what i was running of time from one last question for you. that comes from my father spoke closely over there he was struck as many americans were the first watch having. [inaudible] , hundreds and hundreds of people thousands of people did he ever nip anybody question expect note not bailey. i do it to make clear he shed on a lot of people. and his kisses are pretty slobbery sometimes, but he is a good boy he is a good boy. rick thank you very much senator warren i really appreciate it talk into. >> you bet good to talk to annie stay in the fight. >> "after w

everyday joe biden and nancy pelosi pass radical bills and send this country down a socialist path isse in the mission to save this country. that is why this level is necessary and likely to happen this week. >> so time question, less than a minute here congressman. when liz chaney says histories watching and you uponresolve th question, the election wrole, ys misguided making >> yeah, i've called on liz go majority in the midterm election. that is where my frustration bubbled up. i wrote a memo to leader mccarthy about how to keep trump leaders in the gop, and liz chaney is the only republican leader who attacked the memo about making the republican party the party of the working class f. she doesn't get we need to win the majority back in the mid-term election and win the white house back in 2024, she distribute belong in a leadership position. >> thank you for talking. please come back. we gallon in depth into the memo about making the gop the working class party. thank you, sir. >> up next, bring in our sunday group to discuss the chaney battle in the house and the facebook faceof

today joe biden met with the second most powerful guy named joe in washington whose support he needs to pass any version of the infrastructure bill. when west virginia democratic senator joe manchin emerged from that meeting at the white house, he certainly wanted to sound as if he is in complete agreement with the first president named joe, but he didn't want to get into specifics. >> can i get your position on not being so comfortable with the 20% corporate tax rate. does that come up? >> he understands. he's up on everything, trust me. he knows what's going on. he's well-versed in what's going on. we want to make sure we're all, you know, basically wanting something good to happen for our country. >> can you talk about the need for a smaller package? >> we didn't talk about any of that. >> no dollar amount came up. >> he just knows that there's a need out of there. it wasn't he had a drop dead figure. he's put his plan out there. and i think in good smith you start out through a process where it duos through the committee, comes to the floor and see what we end up with. >> child care, do

five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) welcome to the welcome may 4, 2021 meeting of the board of supervisors. madam clerk, please call the roll. [roll call]

minneapolis, one year ago. members of his family, west met with president joe biden at the white house, the called on congress to pass a law for police reform. floyd's dad has parked the black lives matter movement, highlighting police brutality and racism in the united states. the real change and accountability that's what protesters here in new york and across the united states are demanding 12 months after george floyd's murder. emotions are still roll the most of all for his family who met with president joe biden and vice president common hires at the white house as they pushed to pass a civil rights and police reform bill. if you can make federal law to protect the bird, which just about eagle, you can make better allow to protect people. and president biden is optimistic. that reform is on the horizon. guy hope over time world had an agreement for legislation. but in minneapolis, where george floyd was murdered by police officer, derrick shelven, the proposed law isn't the only element that will lead to change. doing a lot of things to reform, the police or some of their laws, but up in a day that's not really

so bad that they have to scramble to refund the police just months after defunding it joe biden urged congress to passform act by today. so where's the bill? where is the urgency to get this deal done? or did the democrats think that their work was over when they threw on the cloth and took a knee? let's be honest for a minute, if the democrats managed to solve america's policing problem, there would still be major systemic issues facing black america that needs addressing. jobs, education crisis. and faith in leadership. these are issues that the federal government can't begin to solve. they need to be fixed on the local level. they for this. so who is going to step up? i know someone. how about king randle, a 21-year-old founder of x for boys, a marine veteran and he joins me right now. so, king, what needs to happen to solve this problem? >> i definitely think all of us -- well, all of us should hold our leaders accountable in their different positions where they are in each of think cities. i feel like watching media and looking on social media et cetera is kind of taking us backwards because we a

legacy, the white house will also take the opportunity to apply more pressure on lawmakers to pass police reform. joejust got an update on the george floyd police reform bill and what are you hearing? >> that's right, fred, well we are here because there's expected to be a demonstration in just a little while to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the death of george floyd in the city, really just an indication of how his death and the fallout from it has morphed into a political movement. now, one of the speakers at this event is expected to be reverend al sharpton. i talked to him on the phone a little while ago, and he said his main focus is going to be to talk about the george floyd justice in policing act, which is hung up, up on capitol hill right now, he says his message is going to be for congress to take its time, to not rush this thing to pass a bill with teeth, even if it takes a little bit longer. that's important because president biden had expressed hope that this bill would pass the congress, and be on his desk by the anniversary of the death of george floyd, apparently that is not

minority leader joe martin learned the majority party is making a desperate effort to pass its bill through the senate. congressman martin favors legislation to aid the farmers but he is opposed to the methods proposed in the administration's bill. he is determined to block this bill in the house, plan a counter move or force a compromise. he has his secretary summon the republican rep for the house, congressman aarons, a quarterback directs the maneuvers on the floor. they decide they need the advice of congressman leader howard former republican leader of the party. he is invited to john the conference, they must think it out carefully. bear all of the strategy they have learned through many years of legislative experience to stop the majority bill in the house. that constant struggle between the majority and the minority, the two parties in congress, the republicans and the democrats, it is a very essence democratic lawmaking. it is assures that every bill that is made into a law should be subjected to the most vigorous examination and debate. meanwhile, lobbyists of the farm bill lobbyi

five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >>> who told you we were going to be here? it was supposed to a secret. i got a call thursday from mayor breed saying "i want to come down." and it literally brought a tear to my eye. before i introduce his honor

joe's cowardly response to the russian hack is embarrassing and self-disruptive. now only did he give them a free pass on the russians hacking the pipeline, five days later, get this, joe rewarded his pal, putin, by removing trump era sanctions on a key russian pipeline that hopes our allies in germany and elsewhere in europe. not only is america first's strategy gone, dead, energy independence is now gone. that is dead. now joe is literally adopted vladimir putin and russia first strategies and giving a waiver to vladimir putin to build his pipeline and turning down ours. finds out the real russian collusion, yeah, that would be leading democrats. remember obama, tell putin i'll have more flexibility after the election. hillary clinton paying for the dirty russian dossier and used as the basis to spy on a presidential candidate and a president with premeditated fraud on a fisa court. don't forget hunter biden's 3.5 million he got from a russian oligarch, the first lady of moscow. now joe destroys in america high-paying career jobs in the energy sector by shutting down our pipeline with the stroke of

passed yesterday. let's listen to senator joe manchin your colleague on the democratic side talking about the filibuster would you be willing to break the filibuster in order to get this passed? >> i'm not ready to destroy my government, no. i think this will come together. you have to have faith there are ten good people. >> do you think it's time to take away the filibuster? is it done in your mind? >> jim, i said a number of times i think at this point in our history we've seen the major agenda items for the american people whether a january 6th commission or whether it's voting rights, the provisions of the senate bill one on voting rights and getting, finally dealing with dark money, the influence of billionaires on our elections, you can basically buy any election now, legally, if that's not enough to change the rules, or at least change the rule for one vote, or several votes on such consequential matters, then i don't know why -- look, i used to believe -- >> you think it is time to lean on joe manchin, lean on those colleagues a little more on this issue? >> i think that has to come from their

pass in a bipartisan way. and the old nickname for joe biden is middle class joe.his has something he would normally be for. and this is something the middle class of america would say yeah, this makes sense to us. on the other hand, you have the democrats demanding $6 trillion and now $7 trillion in spending for a whole lot of different things. they may override the president on this, overrule him. that is what my concerns are with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. what is basically socialism camouflaged as infrastructure, which is the direction they are heading, with massive tax increases that are going to hurt the economy. massive spending. if that is the direction they want to go, they can try, they are not going to have even a single republican support. i would say to president biden, this will work. it will help the country, help us move forward. and we would very much recommend to you accepting this, moving ahead with it, endorsing it, and getting this done for the best interest of our nation. >> well, shelley, thanks to you and what everybody else said, great