when matt landrieu disappeared. saturday afternoon, like most, matt had been behind -- in a practice section with the guys. >> they were playing in my basement, where we always practice. >> they had, today, only up one paid. a neighborhood block party. golden shares, and heavy metal. >> not at all. >> the reviews were mixed. unlike most basement bands, a. dreams >> we are just trying to write enough to get album. don >> was very fresh and that's life, was this for serious girlfriend. francesco bomber retail. a waitress, and like, matt a lover of. rock >> the doors, the rolling stones, things like that. >> -- classic. rock >> music and movies. they devoured evs, watching them over at a friends house. matt was a shy one, his girlfriend had to take that initiative. >> i just kept inviting him over, he kept coming. one day he was like, i might have to stay here, and i was like, that's okay. >> dorian, did you know that he found a series girlfriend? >> yes. you know your kids. and, when he would talk about fran, his face

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right, mayor landrieu? yeah, yeah.rehensive grants reached cities of all sizes and help communities that have historically been underserved. fellow mayors, please put your hands together for the former mayor of the great american dash i think top of that, great american city, new orleans, former president of united states conference of mayors and why does it for such coordinator for of the united states, mr. mitch landrieu. [applause] >> have mercy. how are you all doing? man a man for miami knows how to say new orleans. that's amazing. francis thank you so much. mayor suarez, it's great to see. you. congratulations on your new role as president of this even pick as great as you guys. tom and to a staff it's great to be with all of you into my dear friend nan whaley, thank you for all you've done and all the work of leading his organization. i want -- what a record you guys have put together viewed. aarp funny and, of course, infrastructure bill. because of our cities are on a bike path, because of your leadership and

right, mayor landrieu? yeah, yeah.rehensive grants reached cities of all sizes and help communities that have historically been underserved. fellow mayors, please put your hands together for the former mayor of the great american dash i think top of that, great american city, new orleans, former president of united states conference of mayors and why does it for such coordinator for of the united states, mr. mitch landrieu. [applause] >> have mercy. how are you all doing? man a man for miami knows how to say new orleans. that's amazing. francis thank you so much. mayor suarez, it's great to see. you. congratulations on your new role as president of this even pick as great as you guys. tom and to a staff it's great to be with all of you into my dear friend nan whaley, thank you for all you've done and all the work of leading his organization. i want -- what a record you guys have put together viewed. aarp funny and, of course, infrastructure bill. because of our cities are on a bike path, because of your leadership and

mayor landrieu just told us some of these stories. you are living them.s made it clear we need broadband. people need it to be able to thrive in our modern economies. i'm a tech i started in this 25 years ago as a computer scientist and if you told me then what we would be relying on today, i wouldn't believe it. videoconferencing, you know, access to the economy. all of this now relies on broadband. we've heard of the story about people that are unserved and underserved, the school kids going to the library, sitting in a parking lot in order to be able to get access to education, but it's more than that. if you want to find a job online today how do you do it without being online, access to telehealth, access to justice. it all goes through the internet now. there are millions of households we know that are underserved and we have plans to connect them all. the good news is the bipartisan infrastructure bill as well as others that have passed recently there are now these pools of money. the people that work in this space it's an incredible chance to try

requires local, state and federal cooperation, and will be a key part, i think, of the job that mitch landrieu has ahead of him in implement and the bipartisan bill -- in implementing the bipartisan bill to make sure they're built in the right place. host: let me ask you about the clean electricity goal by 2035, a couple years away from that. this is the information from the energy as of 2020 -- as we are getting 20% by renewables, electrical power, 20% by nuclear, 19% by coal and natural gas. most of the country is 40%. guest: i think it will be challenging. you have some states like california that are decommissioning their nuclear power plants, even though you have former obama energy secretary's urging them not to. not being able to maintain the clean electricity that is already on the grid is going to be challenging to meet those future targets. part of the problem with the way that build back better is orchestrated right now, it continues down the path of subsidizing technologies that shouldn't need subsidies. it's extension of the wind production tax credit and the solar investment tax

he also praised his infrastructure czar mitch landrieu, as biden called him, mitch mcconnell.cker, take a look. >> it's all about fixing the problem. i ran for president to unite the country, this bipartisan infrastructure law i signed a few months ago unites us around things we depend on. it includes the largest investment in our nation's bridges since the creation of the interstate highway system. bridges to make america work. view matter, we are building back and building back better with you. i want to thank you for listening, and we have a lot of work to do. the reason the reason i asked mitch to do this is because he knows how to get things done. i want every penny watched on how this is spent, just like i did the recovery act. >> sean: mitch landrieu, bumper stickers, slogans, build back better, that's not going to cut it. it's getting bad, it's getting worse every day, it's obvious. everyone in the white house is going to continue to prop them up like nothing is wrong? press secretary jen psaki has her own unique way of responding to the growing chaos inside the biden

one of the reasons i put mitch landrieu in charge of implementing the infrastructure bill is because he gets it. he is a former mayor who knows that the real measure does not partisan points, it's did we fix the problem. did we fix the problem this is all about fixing the problem. i ran for president to unite the country. it's something we all depend on. you should be able to turn on a faucet and drink clean water. students should be able to get the internet if they needed to do their homework at home instead of having to drive to a fast food parking lot. people need good jobs. mitch told me about the man he met in jackson, mississippi who told him i don't mind working three jobs, i just don't want one paycheck across all three jobs. we have heard and said talent is equally distributed but opportunity is not. when we invest in infrastructure, we are really investing in opportunity. these are investments that will build a better america, it sounds like hyperbole but it's real. want to talk about the progress we have made in two months since i signed the bill into law and to make a big

mitch landrieu, or as biden called hi mitch mcconnell. lipsey whips a daisy, a shocker.ake a look. >> it's all about fixing the problem. i ran for president to unite th country. this watt i signed unites us around things we all depend on. it includes the largest investment in our nations bridges since the creation of the interstate highway system. ridges to connect us, bridges t make america work, you matter, we are building back and building back better with you i want to thank you all for listening and we've got a lot o work to do and the reason i asked mitch to do this is because he knows how to get things done. i want every penny watched how this is spent, just like when i did the recovery act and the last administration. >> mitch landrieu and bumper stickers and slogans and build back better, that's not going t cut it. it's getting bad, it's getting worse every day. it's obvious. is everyone in the white house going to continue to prop them up like nothing is wrong?ng of course press secretary jen psaki has her unique way of responding to the growing chaos inside th

secretary buttigieg joined us for a discussion on the infrastructure with mitch landrieu. they didn't extraordinary job answering questions and the governors are used to fixing roads. we know how to get it done and bridges and the infrastructure funds, the consensus in our bipartisan way is we want flexibility so send us the money, give us flexibility [laughter] we will spend it. we would welcome that partnership. i also want to thank secretary reminder. she let raimundo. we have a plan is governors to dance computers and we are appreciative of the support your administration and secretary raimundo in that regard. all of the governors appreciate the support of the national guard. the national guard has been indispensable and nickel to the governors. they have assisted at our hospitals and testing sites, distribution of vaccines and more so thank you for supporting our utilization of the national guard with 100% reimbursement that's been asked ordinarily helpful. i also want to thank you for your clarity well -- of keeping schools open. your voice has been important from a

we expect a press briefing at noon today at the white house by jen psaki and mitch landrieu. that's on the c-span networks as well. opal in baxter, kentucky. caller: good morning. i'm not a democrat. i am a trump-publican. he's a businessman. that's what this country is about, running a business. this country -- i'm proud to be an american but i am ashamed of the administration running washington, d.c. as far as republicans, i am half-and-half. the good ones are matt gaetz. you have mitch mcconnell, who is one of the slowest of the -- lowest of the lowest. he is a liberal in the hidden rhino world. host: how do you feel about ron desantis? caller: i love him. i love him. i love him. he is the best. i want freedom. i don't want someone telling me i can't go somewhere. i'm an american. nobody tells me what to do. the only man who told me what to do as my father. the only thing i will -- person i will do anything for is my god . host: litter front a sentence runs against donald trump? caller: it will happen. if it did, it would be trump-desantis in my heart. host: opal in kentuc

secretary buttigieg joined us for a discussion on the infrastructure with mitch landrieu. they didn't extraordinary job answering questions and the governors are used to fixing roads. we know how to get it done and bridges and the infrastructure funds, the consensus in our bipartisan way is we want flexibility so send us the money, give us flexibility [laughter] we will spend it. we would welcome that partnership. i also want to thank secretary reminder. she let raimundo. we have a plan is governors to dance computers and we are appreciative of the support your administration and secretary raimundo in that regard. all of the governors appreciate the support of the national guard. the national guard has been indispensable and nickel to the governors. they have assisted at our hospitals and testing sites, distribution of vaccines and more so thank you for supporting our utilization of the national guard with 100% reimbursement that's been asked ordinarily helpful. i also want to thank you for your clarity well -- of keeping schools open. your voice has been important from a

one of the reasons i put mitch landrieu in charge of implementing the infrastructure bill is because he gets it. he's a former mayor who knows that the real measure is not the to score some partisan points. seas did we fix the problem? did we fix the problem? this is all about fixing the problem. i ran the president to unite the country. this bipartisan infrastructure law i signed two months ago unites us around things we all depend on. whether you're in rural kentucky or downtown philadelphia, you should be able to turn on a faucet and drink clean water. students should be able to get the internet at home instead of having to drive to a fast food parking lot. people need good jobs. mitch has told me about the man he met in jackson, mississippi who told him, quote, i don't mind working three jobs. i just don't want one pay wreck across all three jobs. you know, we've heard it said talent is equally distributed, but opportunity is not. when we invest in infrastructure, we're really investing in opportunity. these are investments that will build a better america. sounds like hyperbole,

>> i'm excited to welcome mitch landrieu to the briefing room. under his leadership louisiana is recognized as one of the greatest comeback he served as leader of the conference of mayors and was voted top turn around mayor in 201. prior to serving maysor he served two terms as lieutenant governor of louisiana around in the louisiana house of representatives. for 16 years. as the infrastructure coordinator he oversees the biggest investment in infrastructure and competitiveness in almost a century. i wanted to have him come speak with all of you after our announcement on friday of $1.7 billion to fix bridges across the country. ahead of the president's meeting late they are week with the implementation task force which he co-chairs. with that, i'll turn it over. he's agreed to take a few questions before he has to go build more bridges. go ahead. mitch: good morning, everybody. so this is what this room looks like. i've always wondered. the president asked me to build back america, i said yes. i hope the people of america agree too because it's g

and another former mayor, mitch landrieu of new orleans, is leading and bringing the bipartisan infrastructure law to communities across the country. by communities i mean cities and towns across the country. today, today we mark a proud anniversary. one year ago today, joe biden and kamala harris were sworn in as president and vice president of the united states. [applause] since that historic day, we have seen one of the most impact. first years of a presidency in modern times. in modern times. getting shots in the arm of millions of people, putting money in pockets, delivering the best year of job creation on record. working together, president biden and the democratic congress working with all of you built a strong foundation for much of this progress with our american rescue plan. and it is my privilege to bring you the immense gratitude of our house democratic caucus for your committed partnership in helping enact this life-saving law-changing bill. which change released directly to -- i was telling tom cochran and other mayors back stage that when we were doing the bill the first time l

he looks at mitch landrieu. pretty popular guy in louisiana, right? infrastructure and he is like, a this guide to my right here, whatever his name is, his defense secretary, mancosu the guy's name is lloyd austin! he is part of the biggest defense of our time. he is like, this guy, the general he is a big guy, lloyd austin! he even said it last night. what are you going to say? hey, fred? and his name is lloyd? it is time to take the l on this. admit that guy is cognitively compromised and let's move on. it is a dying argument. >> geraldo: i think it is shocking and outrageous that you, dan, and you are such an effective commentator. but for you to make this medical diagnosis of the president of the united states incredibly -- [overlapping speakers] treatment based on the tapes played, that is not the same guy. there's an obvious clear cognitive decline. it is not a medical diagnosis. it is an obvious observation. now -- [overlapping speakers] >> can i respond? this is kind of important. you know, it is fascinating, geraldo got because you and i had

you saw today ten former centrist and even center-right senate democrats, people like mary landrieu and i think blanche lincoln and doug jones came out for reforming the filibuster to pass voting rights. so i think this process has established a new norm in the party that is going to leave these two as very distinct outliers and probably the last of their kind. >> stuart, i want to hear from you and i want to know do you think democrats are going to end up being happy that the filibuster was preserved if the house and the senate end up in republican hands, which is a very strong possibility? >> no. i think ron's analysis is pretty dead-on about the historical moment of where we are with where the filibuster is in relationship to voting rights. you know, sometimes you don't get into fights because you think you're going to win. you get into fights because it's important to fight. and i know it's difficult, but if you step back from where we were a year ago, i mean we're in much better shape economically. unemployment is under, what, 4% now? dow is over 36,000, and these macro-economic th

we had temple we had the mitchells, in chicago, daleys and we had the landrieus, and now we have themen, let's watch the video. thank you. >> the omicron surge is putting a major affect on the american people. >> and the major climate fears. >> hour strength is forged in our adversity. ♪♪ our city is number one in the nation in tech jobs, number one in the nation of tech job migration. we've reduced poverty by 50%. our primary duty is to inspire. to inspire each and every one of us to reach and to dream and to love and to be compassionate of others, to make sure that we stop focusing on the things that divide us and start focusing on the things that unite us. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the 80th president of the united states conference of mayors, francis x. suarez from miami, florida. [applause] >> we've got the miami cheering section in full effect. thank you so much, mayor. and after that beautiful tribute that mayor berger gave to his wife if i don't say something nice about my wife i may have to sleep on the couch. what's impressive about this conference is that there's

we'll hear from the president and we'll hear from mitch landrieu, who people remember as the former mayoreen tasked with the president implement infrastructure and this will be about making some of the rotting, decaying, areas of concern. remember that list of bridges that were on the top ten of being a real threat it public safety so this is a chance for the president to tout a win with specific projects now and money being allocated and the chance to try to see what could come. it does come at a time when the president has had other political setbacks. this is where they want to talk about something that worked well and they can promise in the future tangible results. >> jeff mason, i want to talk about foreign policy. you were at that famous news conference with donald trump at the summit. and you have started -- you have seen it up close, but russia now is saying that there was nothing accomplished and there's certainly been no narrowing of positions between russia and the u.s. after a week of diplomacy. there really is a universal view that it has failed to prevent anything worse fro

i think somebody like pete buttigieg or mitch landrieu, all of them locked up in the cabinet who ought to be exciting the democratic base. otherwise i think the democrats are in an even deeper political hole. >> you think he will not run again? >> i think i'm not the only one who thinks that. and there's just a question about when it's advisable to announce the fact. >> brett stevens, i really appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> thanks, anderson. >> for more perspective now joining us gloria borger and evan osnos. and we should note everyone appearing on the set tonight has tested negative for covid in the last 24 hours, which i'm very happy unt. >> me, too. >> what did you make of what brett stevens was saying. >> i think joe biden could run again if donald trump runs and they'd both be two old guys. >> could he get rid of some of his status? >> well, i think he's not going to, and i think he may do a lot of retooling. but it's interesting what brett was talking about he thought of himself as transformational and overwrite his mandate. i think that's all true. when he first st

i picked mitch landrieu to oversee the administration of the law because he knows how mayors get thingsw the measure of success isn't scoring partisan points. it's did you fix the problem. did you -- seriously, think about it. did you fix the problem. infrastructure law is a perfect example of what we can achieve when we tackle problems the way mayors do. everybody in america, everybody in america knows we've fallen behind in infrastructure. so we came together, democrats and republicans, and did something about it. a number of really brave -- and i'm not being facetious, brave republicans stood up with us in a bipartisan effort to get it done. and by the way, i want to thank you all. more than 360 of you signed a letter sent to me, when we were trying to get this legislation passed, 360 of you. you lobbied congress to get it done. and it's the reason it got done. not a joke. it's the reason it got done, because of you. [ applause ] a lot of people wanted to vote for it but they had a lot of pressure not to vote for it for political reasons. but because of you, they voted for it, we got

. >> hannity: that guy has a name: it is mitch landrieu, joey. last time, you called him mitch mcconnell by mistake. at this point, is anyone in this country surprised that joe's poll numbers are in the gutter? 33%. today, a new low in the ap survey my vast majority disapprove of his job as president. only 28% of the american people want this guy to run for reelection. according to -- republicans now have a 13-point advantage on the generic ballot. i started 2021 at a 9-point deficit. now, in an effort to boost his poll numbers, the biden administration is trotting out somebody even more unpopular than joe cole and his vice president kamala harris. this morning, she participated in a handful of televised interviews. not one of them went well. during a tense interview on nbc, not exactly the hardest hitting news in the world, harris had to forcibly remind savannah guthrie that she is the vice president of the united states and reserves respect. >> ukrainian officials reportedly heard these words from president biden "with alarm." another white hou

he looksks at mitch landrieu, pretty popular guy in louisiana, right. names of what the infrastructure czar and he's like, hey, this cat to my right here, whatever his name is, his defense secretary man. is lloyd austinan . he youco know, he's involveds in the biggest defense decisionss of our time. he can never remember the guy's name. he's likedefe this guy, the genl . i mean he's a big guy, lloyd austin. he's hard to miss.ig i mean,ht caroler you even said it last night. what are you going to y do? say, hey, fred and his name islo lloyd. i mean, come on , it's time to take the ball on this. admit the guy's cognitively compromised, dropped a loss and let's just move on . you're just reversible sending a guy an argument. i think it is shocking and outrageous that you dan and you are such an effective commentator. but for you to make this medical diagnosis of the president of the united re is is incredibly making whenical diagnosis he's not playing doctor , he's saying based on this we played that is notot the same gy . there's that obvious cognitive de

marty walsh, a mayor and pete buttigieg and a mayor and mitch landrieu to oversee the infrastructurethings done. [ applause ] i mean it. not a joke. because mayors know the measure of success isn't scoring partisan points, it is did you fix the problem. seriously, think about it. did you fix the problem? the infrastructure law is a perfect example of what we could achieve when we tackle problems the way mayors do. everybody in america, everybody in america knows we have fallen behind in infrastructure so we came together, democrats and republicans, and did something about it. a number of really brave -- and i'm not being facetious, brave republicans stood up and joined us in a bipartisan effort to get it done. and by the way, i want to thank you all. more than 360 of you signed a letter to send to me to try to get this thing passed, 360 of you. you lobbied congress to get it done. and the reason it got done, not a joke. it is the reason it got done. because of you. [ applause ] there are a lot of people that wanted to vote for it but they had pressure not to vote for it for political

it's very similar to louisiana in 2014 when mary landrieu was running for re-election.rd the keystone pipeline. ultimately, she wasn't reelected but then you go to heidi heitkamp before her 2018 re-election there in deep red north dakota, she voted against brett kavanaugh, ultimately she was voted out by north dakota vote. i think that is the very conversation here in the deep red states about what ultimately does joe manchin, whether he votes to upend the filibuster or not, regardless of what legislative priority for. >> vaughn hillyard, eugene daniels, carol lee, thank you all for your tame this morning. i want to remind our viewers what is in these bills. that's what matters. the freedom to vote act would expand voter registration and election day access, provide universal mail-in voting, make election day a national holiday and ban partisan redistricting. the john lewis voting rights act would reinstall federal oversight in cities and states with histories of voter discrimination. amazing all those who call themselves patriots, why wouldn't they want to make electio

and then he had mitch landrieu, his his czar, his his infrastructure czar next to hi the other day to the right. and he's like and this dude, whatever next to me, he can never remember anything. listen, he process it. he knows who the guy is but he can't retrieve it. ise it alzheimer's? i'm not i don't think so. is it some form of early onsetns frontal dementia? i mean, it's possible, but it's clear as day to anyone looking at this . i mean, come on .al although the guy the guys that and i call everybody hey man. hey, man. how are you doing, man? that's what i do like everybody. i mean, the older you get the more people you one thing wait time out. let me just throw this at you. go look back to the paul ryan joe biden debate from years ago and look at your body and look at it today. that's not the same guy, man. it's's not the same. i watchi that . believe me, i couldn't believe it. i thought paulan ryan is going n eat his lunch and even though he lied his way through the debate, t ti i was like, okay,t a liar. he's not too t bad at this . this isn't the same guy. come on . it's not o

we expect a press briefing at noon today at the white house by jen psaki and mitch landrieu.t's on the c-span networks as well. opal in baxter, kentucky. caller: good morning. i'm not a democrat. i am a trump-publican. he's a businessman. that's what this country is about, running a business. this country -- i'm proud to be an american but i am ashamed of the administration running washington, d.c. as far as republicans, i am half-and-half. the good ones are matt gaetz. you have mitch mcconnell, who is one of the slowest of the -- lowest of the lowest. he is a liberal in the hidden rhino world. host: how do you feel about ron desantis? caller: i love him. i love him. i love him. he is the best. i want freedom. i don't want someone telling me i can't go somewhere. i'm an american. nobody tells me what to do. the only man who told me what to do as my father. the only thing i will -- person i will do anything for is my god . host: litter front a sentence runs against donald trump? caller: it will happen. if it did, it would be trump-desantis in my heart. host: opal in kentucky.

this is part of the charge mitch landrieu has in implementing the infrastructure and jobs act. back better bill that came out of the house and hopefully what other ever -- what other elements remain in the senate has a key piece in electric vehicles, so these cars can be available to everyone. that is the only way we are going to reach these targets, if they are affordable, more affordable, in many cases, then there fossil fuel alternatives. it is something that is key to the infrastructure plans we expect to see out of the biden administration, that these do not reflect what we have seen in the past and electric vehicles are part of all americans lives, it's not just a tool. host: it seems like there has been a ground shift in terms of the auto market. you watch a commercial for the d.c. auto show, and every truck in there is an electric vehicle. to both of you, do you think there is a significant change in consumer demand for electric vehicles, or is it driven by the fact that there are going to be subsidies, money out there for things like electric charging stations? nick lo

we are working on putting together the support, mitch landrieu, the former mayor of new orleans and thea mayor around the country, and i have talked to plenty of them, they are beginning processes. >> marty walsh, thank you very much for coming on. >> up next, a new study on a really old rock. what researchers learned about a 4 billion-year-old meteorite from mars and the possibility of life on that planet. on that pl. (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. >>> a 4 billion year old meteorite found in antarctica suggests no evidence of life on the planet. a nasa led team announced compounds found in the four-pound rock may have been left by creatures on mars. researchers published their findings on recent samples of the rock which they say shows the compounds are the results of water. two scientists from the original 1996 study say they stand by their observations