what do comedians dave chapelle and senator kristen sinema have in common. starters both have been hailed by the left as taboo shattering talented trailblazers. >> kristen sinema is one of my dear friends and excited she won. >> came across as very moderate, very normal and very likable the first openly bisexual person going into the senate. >> dave chapelle gave a performance on saturday night live, was obviously hilarious. >> incredible political insight can do a lot of things as dave chapelle. laura: that was before chapelle and christensen number deviated from the party line. the same left-wing forces that built them up are trying to tear them down and let's start with chapelle. in his new netflix special called the closer he defense jk rowling from the vicious lunatics on the left. a few years back the harry potter author and self-made billionaire found herself in the woke mom's crosshairs for stealing her belief that biological system is in fact exist tweeting in june of 2020 my life has been shaped by being female. i do not believe it is hateful to sa

i love a hard turn to the right as far as describing kristen sinema. trillions in new spending when folks pushing the plan have no way to pay for it because it doesn't cost $0 like the white house claims it does is hard right in terms of a position in the eyes of abc news. when was the last time organizations like abc news declared president biden or house speaker pelosi having taken a hard turn to the left supporting billions in new spending for things like free equity your free college or ending the previous administration's remain in mexico policy but don't bother answering because that is a rhetorical question. activists plan to held christensen of the during her running of the boston marathon yesterday but she had to drop out because she is recovering from a broken foot. activists limited we can't find her. in the end all these efforts are going to strengthen kristen sinema's result, natural human reaction. the more groups and media try to shame her or force her to flip the more she will dig into where she is now which is not supporting this bill.

laura: tinkerbell will sprinkle pixie dust on kristen sinema.ontinues this routine and rams his agenda through inflation will get worse. everyone knows it which will trigger the second law of consequences, the more likely americans are going to get thrown out of power, joining me is mark meadows, author of the chief's chief and jim banks and stephenville, senior advisor, founder of america first legal. tonight's townhall with president biden, he had a big day, one of his busy days, he had an event at martin luther king memorial and then this townhall. what was your take away? >> the most difficult hour and a half of tv i have watched ever. donald trump came out with a new social media company yesterday, announced that on fox. cnn had a new announcement tonight, president biden has a new social network called ramble.com. it is just pathetic. we had anderson cooper not acting as a reporter or moderator, he was a lifeguard throwing a life rain each and every time president biden started to ramble off. it was prophetic. we didn't learn much but what

senator sanders turning up the heat on senators manchin and kristen sinema. >> people don't have the right to sabotage what 48 want, that to me is wrong. >> reporter: they either must raise the debt ceiling alone through reconciliation or negotiation with republicans who appear unlikely to cave. >> the point is i'm not trying to burn the place down. if you want to spend this much money not on roads, bridges and ports you are not going to get help from me to raise the debt ceiling. >> we will see if the president has anything to say about this as he visits a construction site and delivering remarks on vaccine mandates for businesses. todd: ernie sanders refusing to sign a statement condemning the aggressive protests against kristen sinema which began when she was followed into a bathroom. sanders was holding out against it, did not involve a rebuke of her political views. the mitigations were different around independent did write in part what happened in that video is a violation of privacy that has no place in our public discourse. >> some democrats refused to condemn arresting lawm

guess who that could be, senator manchin or senator kristen sinema.publicans at that point. good stuff, original thinking, we appreciate it. let me update you on las vegas was they've given elon musk's boring company the go-ahead to build the vegas loop. that could be huge. >> it is 25 times bigger than the one under the convention center. they will establish a new route, new tunnel for the vegas strip, the home of the las vegas raiders. it will be long, it will be wide, they will have room for 700 tesla cars moving 50,000 people per hour, it will cost $20 per trip and that will be more than taking the bus or public transport but less then and uber ride and they are not using tax dollars, this is a private venture bringing in private money on board. it must be for profit at some point. local builders and workers, florida and texas next for the boring company and hitting a record high this morning, fantastic earnings report. stuart: it is an amazing guy. i'm sorry i put him down a few years ago. >> do you know he is the richest man on the planet? wi-fi

manchin and kristen sinema, they don't trust them and in their home states, not popular.can comment. we will watch you at 12:00 noon when you appear on out number on fox news. i think it should be, ambushed, not outnumbered. >> we want you back. stuart: markets rallied nicely, dow is up 200 points. heather, the markets rallied despite what is going on in the government in dc. we have inflation, slowing growth. want to ask what is going on? >> a few dynamics in play, fear of missing out, wall street cause that cuomo. you have interest rates near 0. the federal reserve is keeping rates near 0, inflating asset bubbles and asset classes like the stock market, crypto currency across the board. it is inflation, liquidity, people are finding, desperately looking for a place to put it. the market will crash when the liquidity dries up and you see interest rates head higher. stuart: that is a very you motives word, when you use the word crash everyone's attention perks up immediately, if the federal reserve turned off the money spigot you think we have a crash? >> the stock market

todd: they get pushback when they do anything, manchin and kristen sinema, we will see if that happensood to see you. jillian: 17 after the hour. the president tells a group of children this about reporters. >> president biden: these people are with you all the time and you try to figure out how to avoid answering them sometimes. todd: the president admitting he tries to avoid questions as he tries to limit media access. show concha cannot avoid our questions. there is a roll of 20s ready to go. you better accept. ♪♪ hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. ♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourself goes out the window. the lines that i was seeing in my forehead were getting deeper than i was used to them being. and i realized, you know, what i can focus again on myself. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i

i mean, the power right now is joe manchin and kristen sinema.alled on it. they're making these calls by the moderates who can get wiped out by the republicans who are being ignored. they've got a tough plane to land here. i think they have some time. but biden needs to get out front, take charge, be president and solve this thing or they're headed for a very rough midterms despite all the self-inflicted wounds we republicans are so good at. >> to your last point, a district like aoc is a point we try to make. the stakes are different for her than they are a moderate. she wakes up every morning in a 4 to 1, 5 to 1 democratic district. she's not going to feel the pressure others do. quick addendum question and that is where is the messaging? where are the 50 news conferences in all 50 states with the cameras showing in the backdrop the prominent metropolitan area bridge that is going to fall into the river or the bay. every city has them, a bill called build back better. >> that's the trillion dollar question. the only message now is this thing is

joe manchin kristen sinema, that made me think that this thing was going really smoothly.. about the 3.5. they're deciding to do that at the end of the process instead of the beginning. after they have already voted for it. and so now we're seeing, what i consider, the realistic section of the legislating. >> yes, i've been going through the senate as it should be, and there's the senate as it. is i think you are familiar with. both the senate as it should be said that all the democrats vote for that budget resolution and then don't quibble with the numbers going forward. but the senate as it this is where joe manchin, and kristen sinema voted for us it is and used our leverage later. and here we are, i would like to add that a little bit of the same analysis, and i think you know that there is a lot right now, a lot of democrats of gone through this progress and got in this point. i number one think that they all think eventually, i'm think they believe this i don't think it's true, but they vote that both these bills will get. pass but there's also not a lot of them will

kristen sinema and joe manchin. manchin came out with his plan for the first time today, his price tag publicly at least, 1.5 trillion dollars. which is a far cry from the three and a half trillion that the vast majority of democrats. once senator cinema has not so ever number is. she's not given any number at all. that opaqueness is only reaffirming the desire among progress is to hold up the infrastructure bill. among republicans, there's a group called the problem solvers caucus in the house of representatives, months ago endorsed this framework. the republican co-chair, of that, brian fitzpatrick, told me a few hours ago that he's a yes on this bill. but he does not know where the other 27 republicans in the group stand. it's a strange situation where republicans can undercut progressives, instead with they're doing is actually strengthening and handing it to the oppressive caucus by handing it to the. bill >> if they could see beyond the partisan lens, if they could see to the longer term partisan advantage her

senator manchin frustrated telling reporters he was disappointed by leader schumer's remarks and kristen sinema accosted by protesters in the halls and outside capitol hill, now this measure goes to the house where on tuesdays they will vote on it but must pass it to the president's desk and already grumblings from folks like aoc and the squad. we will see what happens starting next week. todd: they are never happy. thank you. today the us and mexico are set to discuss the new security agreement when officials from both sides meet in mexico city. anthony blinken, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and attorney general merrick island will attend talks with mexico's president as donald trump blasts president biden and democrats failure to control the border. >> they sued us, the democrats, congress for 2 and a half years, and then we were able to start the world, would've been a tradition of the period of weeks and now we are paying $6 million a week for contractors not to build the wall. somebody doesn't love our country. when they allow this to happen to our country we have hundreds of thousands

. >> her own parties and even sold on it with kristen sinema and man's election against it. 10% of americansdent they know a lot of details what is in it, expanded medicare, universal pre-k and free community college for illegal immigrants and equity, billions of dollars. heather: goldstar from nancy pelosi. jillian: we need an update on the governor of new jersey. carley: little wear masks is the 2021 version of let them eat cake. new jersey governor phil murphy facing backlash for going maskless at an indoor event imposing a mask mandate on. the new jersey lawmakers slammed mercy because of it saying at the same time the governor issued another executive order mandating 2-year-olds wear masks for 7 hours a day because of safety, the new jersey political democratically gathered masksless by the thousands at multiple indoor events throughout the state. the governor was at the equity ball. it did require full vaccination or negative covid test for people to attend. he felt comfortable enough to not wear a mask but facing backlash. we've heard this story before. todd: yes we have. jillian: let

. >> from the hunter biden laptop story to justifying left-wing harassment, democrat senator kristen sinema, moments from the media to kickoff the seller we weekend. "fox and friends first". starts right now. laura: you miss out on a lot with a live look at austin, texas. over here, dancing, quite impressive. todd: just so we can play that. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. we too president biden is in rome, a spending agenda from capitol hill. >> making a plea to democrats before traveling but progressives would not budge. >> reporter: president biden beginning his overseas trip without the legislative when he wanted, no vote on infrastructure spending and no deal on a reduced spending bill framework that leads up to his key promises. >> no one got everything they wanted including me but that is what compromise is. in these bills is what 81 amerian -- 81 million americans voted for. >> reporter: here's a framework looks, one$.75 trillion with $565 billion for climate investment, billions for two years for one year extension for child tax credit. to lower prescr

here, should the term moderates be put out to pasture when you're talking about joe mancion and kristen sinemaere's what i can tell you. i served with sinema. she has a strong preference for bipartisan legislation. number one because she things it's more durable when bills pass that support members of both parties, like the criminal justice reform that passed at the end of 2018. those policies tend to last. we have other lessons like the aca in 2010 and the republican tax cut bill in 2017. those are bills that have been under assault since the time they were passed and that cost democrats their majority to the 2010 elections. and republicans their house majority in 2018. i think sinema is doing them a favor by giving them a chance to keep their razor thin majoritys in the 2022 elections. >> she does not represent where the party is. the party overwhelmingly supports these policies. west virginia, we've seen the numbers. arizona went to the polls. her party wants that. her job is not to moderate the democratic party, it's to represent the constituents who put her in power. we're a republic. >>

advisor to the president will be on capitol hill today meeting with whether it's joe manchin or kristen sinema, whoever they need to get to the table to iron out this deal. kind of get the sense from the white house that they are at least trying to portray this. it's still possibly in line to both put together a framework package and get the vote that they want on the infrastructure bill. as we saw last night, as much optimism she might have, it's not going to get this across the finish line based on the differences that exist within the caucus. host: the latest communication from the white house last night was the statement from the press secretary, jen psaki, part of which said, while gems democrats do have differences we share common goals of creating good union jobs, building a clean energy future, cutting taxes for working families and small businesses, helping to give those families breathing room on basic expenses and doing it without adding to the deficit by making those at the top pay their fair share. the president canceled a trip to chicago, is he keeping locked down in terms of his

we don't know what christensen of the -- christensen the -- kristen sinema will do. >> that is your party i want to play something president biden said today to reframe what they are trying to push through into something more palatable. >> my infrastructure bill will put americans to work on long overdue national and environmental cleanup. i want a job corps like roosevelt did, and environmental job corps of 160,000, 1.6 million people. >> that is an honest mistake. this is the new job corps. >> first of all franklin donor roosevelt was in the middle of the great depression. there were millions and millions of americans who wanted to work but couldn't find a job. we are now in america were every time you turn around businesses will tell you they can't find workers. we have a huge logjam of shipments coming into the us because there aren't enough truck drivers so in the middle of this labor shortage what president biden wants to do is take another 1.6 million assuming that the right number, and put them on the government payroll doing something when they are not in the private sector doing

harassment is harassment whether you're kristen sinema or a school board member. harassment is harassment. we also have to recognize there's a threat here that is a political threat. you've got more people running for school board trying to get their voices heard. they've been successful, to some extent. once they get on these school boards life can be very difficult for them. they get shouted down in a lot of situations. i know this first hand if you join a school board and you express an opinion that isn't necessarily matching up with what everyone else does, they try to make life, in some cases, very difficult for you. make no mistake, we have law enforcement. it's breaking the law. if they're breaking the law, they will be arrested. why do we need the department of justice to open an fbi investigation into these people is really i think it is just going to get a lot of people upset. >> sandra: to consider labeling those angry parents who are clearly frustrated as domestic terrorists? >> i brought up the antifa example. there are people who are activists who fe

cost is going to be passed on to you and this is how you should be concerned if joe manchin and kristen sinemall do this tomorrow around the same time. todd: i will put it in my day planner. coming up, attacks on police skyrocketing 2020, years also saw nonstop protests and calls to defund the police department. >> we are talking to the police panel about the troubling the numbers coming up next. i appt liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ the lexus es. every curve, every innovation, every feeling. a product of mastery. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 es 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ ♪ get 1.9% apr financing on the 2021 es 350. did you know that you don't have to be 65 years old to qualify for medicare? that's right. in fact, many people who are already on medicaid also qualify for a medicare advantage plan. so, if that applies to you, that means you don't have to wait to get access to wellcare's s

sources say after pushback from manchin and kristen sinema the white house may be willing to drop it despite fierce opposition within the party. >> it would be devastating. i'm not going to give up until the deal is signed. >> reporter: progressives said they would not pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill without the social spending bill. alexandria ocasio cortez says they must be linked especially on climate issues tweeting i need more than an iou, not too much to ask. of the president is able to find a compromise this morning there's a ton of legislative process hurdles that stand in the way of an actual vote so he may get an agreement but definitely no bill like he wanted before he meets with world leaders. >> silencing concerned parents, school board minnesota demanding speakers publicly state their home address if they want to be heard. the school board saying anyone who does not give their address will not be allowed to speak but parents say they feel uncomfortable and afraid with the new fearing potential property damage or harassment. >> only 5 more days until virginia ele

shouldn't manchin and kristen sinema at this point throw up their hands and say this is a bridge too far, democrats have killed off their own moderates, they are catering to the progressives and are too week to stand up to them? is this the party of christensen a and manchin? >> not at all. democrats should change their name to the socialist party because that is who they are and they have proven it once again just like they proved it last month. riding up and down in the elevators at the capital was a lot of fun because the democrats are very tense, they are mad at each other and it is pouring over on full display so everybody can see it because the socialists won again today, the socialist wing of the democrat party won again today, they up the deal and there's no such thing as a moderate democrat anymore but the more traditional democrats are getting frustrated about it but the vast majority of the party, this isn't my grandpa's democrat party anymore. laura: she seems to be losing a little bit of her juice. she was a master vote whipper and they missed three deadlines after pelos

senator kristen sinema, who feels differently from what is in the bills. are you getting specificity from her, too? >> no and again, this is not just a manchin sinema thing. i think collectively are the two senators and some of my colleagues on the house side, we don't get specifics. numbers and budgets are a reflection of human investment. so what are you trying to say? what are you trying to cut out? do you not want a childcare sub c sy di? are you trying to take away universal pre-k? when you say i don't want -- you're saying you're going to cut out a portion of america. >> so your name has been floated as a possible primary challenger to senator sinema. is that something you're thinking about pursuing? >> no. not at this point. this is the year of 2021. we have to pass infrastructure. we have to pass the transportation bill and election in 2022 as a member of congress. any speculation is wrong and it's not fair to my constituents. they deserve my full-time, you know, focus on this as well as my family does. >> all right. glad you could be was. thank you

kristen sinema is big on the climate part. she thinks it's the most important part of this bill. joe manchin is still struggling with some of the details. when you've only got 50 as the president said, everybody has power. it's frustrating for everyone, but that's why elections matter, and why margins of majorities that are. i want to remind everyone you don't build greater majorities from bright blue places. you build majorities from places like wisconsin and ohio, and pennsylvania, and north carolina, and georgia, and arizona, and nevada were both democrats and republicans can't get elected. that used to be the case in my state. my state is now firmly read. and all those states, that's how we get more democrats elected. that's how we remove this incredible power both manchin and sinema have at this moment. >> and as we go forward, do you think from your sources, today. we heard what jon tester had to say. do you think it's possible there could be some kind of announcement of a general agreement tomorrow? >> i doubt it. i think it's slips to next week. i think terry mcauliffe is

a deal breaker for kristen sinema. >> she will not raise a single penny on taxes on the corporate side and on wealthy people. period. >> okay, senator sinema, position like that which are drastically out of step with the democratic party, a big part why senator sinema are facing with so many criticisms. in a scathing letter where they accused sinema hanging out her constituents the dry. you have become one of the principal obstacles to progress, answering to big donors rather than your own people. we should not have to buy representation from you and your failure to standby your people and see the urgent need is alarming. details of the meeting between senator bernie sanders and manchin proven how much power he has. >> all the months and months of negotiations, all the promises biden made on the campaign trail to voters could be gone just like that. now, despite that punch bowl report at the white house, it would be easier to work with a deal with manchin than with sinema. they're hoping they can get her or guilt her into doing the right thing for her constituents. however, this plays

take on the way this has played out and whether or not conservative democrats like joe manchin, kristen sinema are getting enough from the white house to stop blocking the agenda and what people want. this is a popular piece of legislation and people want it done, even though it has this tremendous support from 48 centers, joe manchin and sinema seem to be blocking it. >> i don't buy the biden administration could be doing more. tell me what it is. they give manchin and sinema anything they want. there's not much that the biden administration can do. they're not going to primary manchin or sinema in either of their states. there's very little they can do. most progressives, including myself, are impressed that progressives stayed together in solidarity and overwhelmingly americans approve of each part of the bill. why? because it will make all of our lives better and save our children's future. you can't cut away any of this. you have to do all of this right now before we lose our democracy. i mean, this is it. this is it for joe biden and for america. the stakes could not be higher. progressi

they are following kristen sinema into bathrooms.aw by following people around and putting cameras in their faces on airplanes. they are violating basic principles of decency and the law. they are doing all of that. yet when it comes to parents wanting to express their views at school board meetings, we can't have that. that's harassment. the left have gotten their priorities backwards. they have their standards totally doubled up. it is just weird behavior, weirder and weirder from the left. and it would be something that we could just say boy, that's strange, but the fact that they are using the federal government to enforce these speech codes and to enforce their political ideology, that's dangerous. >> mark: senator, you specifically said to the chairman of the committee last week, we need to have a hearing on this issue, on this memo. we need the attorney general up here under oath. we need to question the attorney general about what he's done here. is the chairman of the committee calling a hearing? >> no, in fact, he waved tha

in thanks to no small part in opposition from arizona senator kristen sinema the lesser known mentionduo but unlike senator joe manchin hails from the red state of west virginia, arizona trending blue, and sinema's beginning to experience what the "new york times" describes as a "crescendo of anger and pressure" allies saying they are perplexed by her recent tactics. on thursday five members of the senator's veteran advisory council resigned accusing her of being one of the principle obstacles of progress because she refuses to back provisions of president biden's agenda. the group says support veteran communities and protect the very heart and soul of this nation. here's a bit of the ad released by the veterans' group. >> as members your veterans advisory council we feel we are being used as window dressing for your own image and not to provide council on what's best for arizonans. are you choosing to answer to big donors rather than arizonans? you are a no-show on the vote to establish a commission to investigate the insurrection. these are not the actions of a maverick. as such we

we're really talking about two senators, joe manchin and chris kristen sinema and a handful of housei've talked to white house aides who are hopeful that they can get roughly 2 trillion. that's the number they were going for. that was what president biden conveyed privately when he spoke to lawmakers on capitol hill on friday. it's really going to be, you know, i think a question of the price tag and is that enough to allay manchin and sinema, some of these house moderates and is it sufficient for progressives who often point out they have already compromised with respect to the infrastructure bill, the one that was brokered with republicans. this is 3.5 trillion over ten years. they often say we pass these massive defense budgets every year. no one really has the same debate over how much money we're approving for the pentagon. this is about, you know, child care, education, health care, domestic priorities that, again, to chris's point are fundamental for democrats as they go into the mid terms. they want something to deliver to the american people. >> you in "hamilton" where it's

i mean, the idea that the alternate history being spun by kristen sinema and joe manchin that the filibusterraging bipartisan consideration never really has been true and it is less true now than ever. as i said, it is almost impossible for a president in either party to get meaningful support from the other side for what he wants to do. almost every senator is elected in a state that votes for their side for president. it's hard to cross party lines. and basically all you are doing at this point is providing the minority a veto. we have a quasi parliamentary system at this point with incredibly high levels of party discipline and very little support from the minority for anything the majority wants to do. in a parliamentary system, you have majority rule. we don't have that. we have a parliamentary system without majority rule because of the filibuster. and that's a model that isn't replicated anywhere in the world for a good reason. it's a contradiction in terms. and you see it so clearly on the voting rights where joe manchin is basically saying that washington should only respond to the

and i hope joe manchin and kristen sinema are watching this when they're considering what to do for the because it's critical that we have strong federal protection in place against the election. >> and even in the subsequent bill of senator manchin endorsed, there is clear, not only guidance, but federal rules about basically handing over sensitive and secure election material to these half baked audits simply to ensure the integrity of the election. those are very important points. >> wisconsin attorney general josh kaul, thank you for being here thank you for making time. >> thank you for having me. >> all right, we'll be right back, stay with us tonight. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. i'll also be needing some nail polish, a bottle of champagne, and a box o

terms of what's ultimately going to happen, but we're back to whether or not joe manchin and kristen sinema just don't want something to pass, it's very easy for them to make sure it's not going to happen. it's much easier for them to do that than to facilitate anything passing. and, the people who assured us, including the progressives who assured us, that yes they definitely want something the, passages that we have to define when it might be. i think they're being proven wrong with each passing day. we're where sinema and manchin are loving. miss and enjoying. and doing everything they can to make a stretch out as long as possible, as the bill gets smaller and smaller and less likely and less likely. >> we put the president in the speaker definitely, want is a big win, for democrats, by passing this bipartisan bill, that's already passed the senate. so that can help terry mcauliffe in virginia. if they don't do it tomorrow, if they don't do it friday at the latest, and then it doesn't help at all. and i think that they believe, that this could kind of create an atmosphere, that spreads t

while i've got them on the screen, speaking of joe manchin oen the left, kristen sinema on the right, they continue to the holdouts on the legislation that he and most of the democrats in congress have pegged at about $3.5 trillion. joe manchin has said he doesn't want to spend more than $1.5 trillion even though the biden administration insists everything in the plan would be paid for through taxes rather than increases the debt rather than republican tax cuts do. nbc news reports on a call with members of the congressional progressive caucus, president biden says he believes he can negotiate senators manchin and sinema up to the range of 1.9 to $2.2 trillion. the progressive caucus members reportedly pushed back. they made clear they think they need more than that to cover the priorities that are in the actual legislation. but ultimately according to a source, they told the president they would support whatever topline number he could get to. this is how greg sergeant summed it up in the "washington post" today, quote, manchin and sinema are still not detailing how much spending the

that i think is the question for the democrats in the senate, mainly senator manchin and kristen sinemant. but i think in the big picture, we have to remember, that they are not the majority of the people. donald trump lost to elections, the popular vote into elections, and in the second one it was a by about three times the one is the first, time the american public is clear about how they feel about this approach to american politics, in the do not want it. the question is, are we going to be able to marginalize these angry, voices these bullying voices, at the local level, but also at the national level. >> i want to switch to this situation in texas, that you've been covering alex on the new texas abortion law. because i saw some of your interview, which we ran here with dr., intermission i want to run some of it again. because it is so powerful. with doctor dervish, explain to you what she's already experienced with this texas abortion law. let's watch. >> the first patient, who i saw after the law went into effect, i told her that we could see cardiac activity, she just curled up

just yesterday, "the new york times" reported that arizona senator kristen sinema wants to cut at leastlimate programs in the build back better bill. that is a far cry from the early days of her political career when she was yes, a member of the green party. sinema's frequent partner in crime in all this, joe manchin. he's also made clear he has major issues with the bill, particularly the clean electricity program and its exclusion of natural gas. manchin has insisted that subsidies for fossil fuels be for solar and wind and as chair of the senate committee on energy and natural resources, he's asked that his committee yes, his committee have sole jurisdiction over any clean energy standards. but should we really be surprised about this? manchin's climate position is really nothing new. i mean, take a look at this ad from 2010. >> i sued epa and i'll take dead aim at the cap and trade bill. >> yes. that was senator manchin shooting a bullet through president barack obama's climate plan, the cap and trade bill. now, to understand where senator manchin is coming from on all of this, it m

reporters chasing her down, like they did after she left a meeting with arab zone to senator kristen sinema late this afternoon. as of today we have 1700-page long 1.7 five trillion dollar bill. which president biden said there are 50 votes for in the senate, at least when it comes to the framework of that bill. what is the framework really? this is a framework, this is a house that appeals ready vote for two. are we there yet? i think we're not. but why is that? when congresswoman says we will work through the weekend towards this. does that mean working through the weekend will get us there? joining us again tonight is the chair of the congressional caucus, the chief of the rachel maddow show washington congresswoman jayapal. congressman thank you for making time to be here tonight. i really appreciated. >> it's always great to see you, optimist and chief's in residence. well, first of all, whatever you do in terms of your diet and fitness routine, that keep your energy up, for what you're going through right now, i would like to buy some stock in that. i would like to get in on that. and

. >> are the real negotiations when kristen sinema said the bill to, high can have this much money, when joe manchin starts talking about inflation, anyone pay that much money. are the real negotiations where someone says to joe manchin, well what do you not like in here. what's very popular part of this do you not. like or is it progressives telling nancy pelosi in the white house, we need this bill passed versus moderates telling the white house and nancy pelosi we need this past, are we actually whittling this thing down into something that everybody will support? >> progress is definitely being made. i think you heard that in the presidents tone today, when he talked about hope. he talked about were going to get it done. i think everybody, regarding of their particular view, left the room feeling like this was going to be a positive forward going negotiation. i think will really starting to make progress, as you, said is moving away from vague general objections. two very specifics, to talking about exactly what this program will do, how fast it will help people, how we can help make

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democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia, and kristen sinema of arizona. we have this evenly divided senate, 50 democrats 50 republicans, every single democrat has to be on board in order to pass the presidents agenda. over the last several weeks, we've had all this reporting that president biden is negotiating with these two attention starved senators, constantly, the president personally talking ruling them for hours. he's actually said he's spoken to each of them for tens of hours. and, in recent days, president biden has told the progressive caucus, the liberal lawmakers, who have pushed hardest to get his full agenda passed. still them basically look, we're going to have to scale down our plan. in order to get our votes to these two senators. the progressive lawmakers basically said, we don't want to do that. but if that's what it takes to get this legislation passed, fine. let's figure out what's to cut out of it. fiand that is where they run ino the problem because these two senators, manchin, and sinema. they won't say what it is they want. they wo

domestic agenda is on the line, $2 trillion in hopes of getting democratic hold out joe manchin and kristen sinema on board. many republicans not sure what the price tag is. >> talking about a bill we don't know at the end of the day how much it will cost. this is being negotiated by people who have no appreciation in finances and the national debt. >> this is new green new durrell subsidies that will kill job creation. >> reporter: subsidies for electric cars, some question the environmental impact of mining for copper to make the batteries needed for these electric cars, swapping fossil fuels for another mineral, copper. democrats rush to defend what the white house caused the largest effort to combat climate change and focus on education. >> here's why the bills back better bill is good, universal preschool for everyone, child care is covered, massive investment in solar and wind. >> reporter: 80% of solar panels under labor practices many find questionable to the massive bills republicans favor one over the other. >> the infrastructure bill which is supposed to be paid for ads $398 billion to

senator kristen sinema says corporate taxes are a red line for her so they are trying to find a bunchstanding out for lowering the price tag on this thing. how close are you to him in your views? >> we are very good friends and have known each other a long time and we represent a great state. senator manchin is going after what is important for west virginia, green energy policies very harmful to our region when it cuts out and natural gas. i applaud him for that. he's trying to reach a yes and that concerns me. i don't think we spent another trillion, reducing the price tag to $2 trillion. we will see where he ends up and where they end up. all indications that they are reaching a conclusion. stuart: you cut the time frame so you cut the price and they last forever. that is a trick. >> there is no appetite ever in washington to ever cut a program that puts more dollars into somebody's pocket whether it is a childcare subsidy or something else to do, they know we won't do it. it is $4 trillion and that is the actual figure. stuart: 125,000 unaccompanied children crossed the southern b

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>> i didn't see joe manchin or christensen a on the list of -- kristen sinema on the list of moderatesdon't see any problems with cold air rushing in. they are the ones carrying the freight right now to tailor this bill to something that might make a little more economic sense. we don't need a little more. manchin basically stopped the clean electricity performance which would have knocked out natural gas and coal from electric utilities. he stopped that. he is from west virginia. that is $150 billion. that is dead. housing subsidies in trouble and you want to hear some numbers? total subsidies, the housing market is pretty hot. $300 billion, $90 billion of rental assistance, rental assistance were all the money we have given them has not been used. no big deal in people vacating their apartments. $80 billion in public housing reconstruction, that is the green new deal. $80 billion through the public housing system. $37 billion for the national housing trust and another $10 billion, this tells me most, 25,$000 goes, subsidy, assistance, it is a grant, 25,$000 with home buyers provided

advisor to the president will be on capitol hill today meeting with whether it's joe manchin or kristen sinemaoever they need to get to the table to iron out this deal. kind of get the sense from the white house that they are at least trying to portray this. it's still possibly in line to both put together a framework package and get the vote that they want on the infrastructure bill. as we saw last night, as much optimism she might have, it's not going to get this across the finish line based on the differences that exist within the caucus. host: the latest communication from the white house last night was the statement from the press secretary, jen psaki, part of which said, while gems democrats do have differences we share common goals of creating good union jobs, building a clean energy future, cutting taxes for working families and small businesses, helping to give those families breathing room on basic expenses and doing it without adding to the deficit by making those at the top pay their fair share. the president canceled a trip to chicago, is he keeping locked down in terms of his sch

. >> kristen welker, that puts more on the shoulders of president biden. he has to be the one who knows what sinema wants and works on it. and by the way, he's back on the road this week trying to sell this still in development plan. how does the white house view that balancing act? >> reporter: well, i think that it you highlight one of the challenges. first of all, the president is trying to do this full-court press. how does he sell a plan, garrett, when he doesn't know what the details are in this it plan? when they are still being hashed out. nonetheless, hes going to pennsylvania tomorrow. that's his hometown. he is going to try to make the case according to white house officials that his build back better plan will help working class people like those in it scranton with whom had he grew up. that is a part of his broader approach to try to turn up the heat on members of his own party to get some actual progress. the question is will it work. sometimes these trips have mixed results. what does yield, typically, real results is this behind the scenes rangeling that happens in realtime. as you

that are being held by somebody like senator joe manchin, kristen, cinema is there a better term you would used to describe senator manchin and sinema? . look i think we can go with conservative for now to say the least. let's consider the fact that on the house side overwhelmingly, all members of the house democratic, caucus the president of the united states obviously the speaker of the house and majority leader chuck, schumer unsupportive this strategy. and adds support frankly of the 3.5 trillion-dollar budget reconciliation bill. that is true of literally everyone in the united states senate, on the democratic side. with the exception of two senators. so it's not accurate to refer to them as moderate, or representative. really of any faction other than a very conservative faction within the democratic party. >> i'm curious to get your thoughts because it was kind of new to a lot of the people, to a lot of people in the public, excuse me. this kind of agreement. i know it's on the senate side of this equation, what do you make of this kind of agreement that was signed between senator schumer and senator manchin, saying he would

where senator sinema comes at the end of this, but right now it's a very tough road for her, but she's also making it very a tough road for democrats to pass their agenda. jose? >> kristen, president biden met with lawmakers a number of times to get a sense of where they stand on size and scope. we know where a lot of congress stands. what about the president? what are his top priorities? >> well, his first priority jose is to try to bring together these two sides of his parties, moderates and progressives, because he knows that's not going to be able to act on these key pieces of legislation until that happens. so what you would see is president biden become increasingly more personally engaged in these negotiations. that's why you saw those flurry the meetings at the white house earlier this week. i'm told he's going to continue that engagement until there is a deal. the pressure is on because remember, that infrastructure package passed through the senate. they just needed the house to vote on it, but progressives wouldn't move on it until they had a deal on this second piece of it, this social security net that also aims to deal with the climate crisis. now, for his

bill democrats need the votes of moderate joe manchin and kristen cinema, but she never tips her hand in public. reporter: however, kyrsten sinemaof massachusetts. >> we are in full agreement on the policy achievement and that was that she is in on the renewables, she is in on the issue of the child credit and she is in on family medical leave and that's the way she ranked them and that is a fair assessment of the conversation to paid family leave is likely down to a month rather than three months and medicare won't cover hearing and vision but there could be a stipend for dental and tax provisions are still in the air in particular a possible hike in the corporate tax for firms that could pay a basic tax. david. david: chad, thank you. meanwhile president biden is under pressure on the supply chain crisis and shows no signs of slowing down as americans face skyrocketing gas prices, empty shelves and rising prices all over the board this holiday season. let's bring in that hill editor-in-chief. good to see you, bob. it was just last summer a couple of months ago when jen psaki was sort of making light of inflation, making jokes

marvin, new jersey, speaking of senator sinema, the hill reporting that the representative from arizona, gallego, has emerged as an early favorite against kristeninema as patients with her runs out amid negotiations over the $3.5 trillion climate change package. a 41-year-old in his fourth term representing a phoenix-based district host: thomas is next in freehold, new jersey, democratic line. caller: how are you doing? host: fine, thanks, go ahead. caller: my father always taught me that when your word ain't no good, you ain't no good. these educated people, politicians, they act like they just got out of high school somewhere, like they never even went to high school. how can you make a debt and expect somebody to pay the debt that you created yourself? what is wrong with that? a house that is divided cannot stand. united states is divided. democrats and republicans are divided. joe manchin, how can he and the other lady, i forgot her name, but anyway, how can you fight against your own party that is trying to help the people? i don't understand that. after you watch what donald trump done, you are meant to come in and do like, like they are