after an hour and a half went by, republican examines kratz -- republicans and democrats line the isles and said we had to get back to the floor to vote on trillions of dollars of spending. as they worked into the night, not when asked was taken about afghanistan. the that does the president said it was about twisting arms for almost $5 trillion. what would we do? we would get an update. what took place yesterday is not had that type of loss to our troops and more than a decade -- in more than a decade, we have lot just not lost that many troops in a single day. for the last 18 months prior to this administration, not one casualty in afghanistan. but this president's has put them in harm's way. we are coequal branches of government. we were elected by our constituents, we have a voice and we should use it. we should bring the administration in and have them answer every single question by every single member which they would not allow us to do between now. then we should go to the floor and we should allow a vote, instead of a democrat denying the bill, it was simply say this -- with fi

kratz worry their base will not turn out, but the democrats we spoke to today say they are very much aware of the election and plan to make their voice heard. this is a battle many did not see coming. >> you will see a full-scale war going on the next few we. tim: as ballots are being sent to every registered voter in california, polls show governor newsom locked in a tight race. experts say it can be attributed to a number of factors. >> there is an enthusiasm gap for democrats, so i think that is reason for the governor to be nervous. >> democratic strategists much of their base is not fired up in republican strategists view it as an opportunity. republican john cox said his campaign is running allstate ahead -- full steam ahead. >> main issues are quality of life in the state. we should have enough water. we should have enough electricity. tim: cox says he think the governor's handling of the covid-19 pandemic has also influenced voters. >> i think the mismanagement has. i think the inconsistency of all the stops and starts has been a problem. i think keeping our children out of s

emma kratz wage war on election transparency, security, and integrity, undermining our elections and we are using every tool at our disposal at the rnc to protect the boats. we formed and in lecturing -- election integrity committee. we are protecting election laws across the country and here's a few of them. georgia requires voter id for absentee ballots. iowa is standardizing their election practices and ending ballot harvesting. florida is strengthening the dropbox security and increasing election day transparency and let us not forget the huge when we had at the united states supreme court to ban ballot harvesting. [applause] >> remember this, as the democrats ally in the media lies about these, republicans are making it easier to vote and harder to cheat and that is what the american people expect from our elections. we are leading in this fight. we are winning and our elections will be secure. >> as i said in january, we were depressed. joe biden, we couldn't imagine how he would stumble and bumble through the white house but we could not have imagined how much damage and divis

the last minute, the white house was like, congress, you need to do something, and it turned out, kratz not have the votes to get it through the house or senate. there was a week of hot potato, bad press and then the white house finally moving forward. that is expected to be struck down in a lawsuit at some point. kailey: you mentioned 2022 earlier, and what is going to inform voter's opinions when they had to the pulse were the midterms? is it politics or things that are prioritized by the american populace? emily: that is such a great question. it comes to the delta variant, a couple of months ago, we were not talking about the delta variant, we were talking about the end of the pandemic and how people were getting vaccinated. what the delta variant reminded us is we really do not know what this pandemic will look like at the end of this year, start next year, we are in november of 2022. it could play a major role with the election and there is a discussion about how democrats handle this. that is why when you look at democrats in congress, the are focused on this structure plan and r

senior, kratz ranging from president biden to state legislators are calling a new york governor andrew. a report from the state attorney general outlined claims that he sexually harassed 11 women. cuomo could face criminal charges. he says he has never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. a new study says those children who get coronavirus recover within a week. researchers look at more than 1700 british children and also found that 1.8 of them have symptoms that left for eight weeks or longer. that suggests that so-called long covid may be less common in children than in adults. the sec chairman gary gensler is setting down the path for crypto exchange traded funds. in a speech, he said an etf that complies with the sec's strict rules for mutual funds could provide investors with the necessary protection. tbs boosted second-quarter earnings that beat expectations. the chain raised its 2021 forecast. sales growth rose thanks in part to a boost from foot traffic then rated by the coronavirus vaccine. cvs administered almost 7 million shots in the quarter

house speaker nancy pelosi and a group of centrist, kratz will resume infrastructure talks today afterours of negotiations late last night failed to break the stalemate. joining us with more on whether or not we are going to get a deal -- are going to get news later on today? reporter: we will likely get news later today, but we have a good old-fashioned standoff here. yet another session ended in the wee hours without a product to vote on. they are back behind closed doors this morning. nancy pelosi clearly waited a little bit too long to start negotiating with this group of moderates. there are 10 of them who say they will not vote for the hard infrastructure bill that already passed the senate until the house deals with a budget resolution. that will become the mammoth $3.5 trillion reconciliation plan, the soft infrastructure bill, if you will. there was a family meeting last night. this is why things went late. inside the house democratic caucus, majority leader steny horror -- steny hoyer riff hearing to mutually is -- steny hoyer referring to mutually assured destruction if we g

better understanding of the bond market the public or the plutocrats my money is aums on the pollute kratzr way to look at it, check out the daily chart. the blue line shows the on-balance volume. one thing i love about larry, he's a teacher i've got to teach his teachings. this measures volume flow, subtracting the volume on down days it lets you know when a move is telling the truth. if something rallies but there's no followthrough from the on balance follow line, it tells williams that rally will likely be short lived when you look at the rally in the treasuries early this summer, the on balance volume stayed flat. for williams that's still another sign that these levels with likely prove to be ephemeral, flat, up, don't trust it put it altogether and he thinks we could be looking at a big down tick in bond prices so rates going higher you can read that as a sign that the fed needs to state en because inflation is tightening up again or simply a sign there will be less foreign money flowing into our bond market the bottom line, the chart as interpreted by larry williams are that long-t

throats and parents are tired of it because we want to the best for our kids despite what the edgy kratzey know what is best. that is not the fact. >> shannon: the "los angeles times" said this about people going after crt. what many of its detractors do and what they can stand is that critical race theory challenges the notion that this is a land of equal opportunity for all regardless of race, ethnicity, or background. as it should. this is a land of equal opportunity but only for some people. some of these folks say that you don't want history taught, that you don't want kids to know the ugly parts of our country and its birth in its coming together. so what do you say to those who say this is about you blocking history from kids can ohmic? >> i think they tend to always the same argument. if they can't explain and defend argument of others they are going to shoot down the messenger. we just look at what they are saying. there is just no truth to it. it's just a bunch of lies. we see across the country parents are speaking up because they are teaching critical race theory in the schoo

kratz will be able to pass it with a simple majority.l have to try to get every one of the 50 democrats on board, which is no small feat, but we did it in the american rescue plan, and i predict we're going to do it here. leader. schumer says he wants the bill ready for a full senate vote before senators leave for recess next week in washington. lauren blanchard fox news. all right, for more now on the infrastructure legislation and what potentially comes next. in the process. we're joined by political science professor at sonoma state university. david mcewen, david always great to have you on appreciate your time, so it really looks as though the clock is ticking here. the senate planning a month long recess starting next week, so what needs to happen for lawmakers to come to an agreement on amendments to this infrastructure bill and then get it passed within that time frame? all right. there are a couple of things one is you have to pay attention to how hard progressives are going to push on this bill. progressives don't want to embar

emma kratz and republicans alike agreed our election was free from fraud. our elections have been free of fear because of nonpartisan election officials were used to working behind the scenes to ensure that everyone'ss secret vote gets counted. sb 20 two, which was signed into law by governor brian kemp breaks down crucial safeguards for independent election administrators. under sp 202, the georgia state election board has the power to replace county election board members that it decides are underperforming. giving partisan election officials far too much control over the administration of elections. partisan pressure and subversion tactics have no place in our elections, plain and simple. unfortunately, election subversion is not -- republicans in georgia are actively working to replace -- fulton county, which includes the city of atlanta, just this week. this monday, the secretary of state said after he repeatedly called the state election board to use its authority to replace fulton county's election leadership. this is despite the secretary previously

you see all of these emma kratz who wants to bash -- you see these people in new york moving to indianasee all of these democrats who want to bash republicans. we want to leave our red states and we are going to go live in lou states. republicans do not do that. so if host: we would like to thal of our colors and viewers. we will be back again tomorrow with another edition. have a great sunday, everyone. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government.

host: bill from new mexico, emme kratz line. hello. -- democrats line. hello. caller: hello. is the bond it -- the budget, let me give you a little bit of history. under bill clinton we had a balance budget. between bill clinton and obama that was tripled -- trickle-down economics. in obama we almost had a balanced budget. under trump, no such thing. that is the budget. we have a record of balanced budgets in the democratic party. let me tell you about the green that you say dude -- does not exist. oil and gasoline cars leak oil. you can show the fact in every parking lot in the country. also, pipelines, oil and gasoline pipelines leak. they also produce super funds, xl mobile, down in -- exxon mobile down in the amazon, let me compare a gas card to an electric car. an electric car does not leak oil. an electric car can be a generator for your house during blackouts. an electric car can receive power from the sun, the wind, anything that is designed. host: thank you. mr. edwards. guest: on the first part of his comment, he is right. bill clinton was the last president to bala