or enough louie gohmert. the host of this november 12th facebook event trotted out all these conspiracy theories, purportedly explaining how trump had secretly won, but it looked like biden won, but it would all soon be remedied. they tried it out with the hammer thing, they tried it out with what was then regular fare for trump conspiracies, that the dominion was somehow controlled by dead communists, or are they really dead, how do you know, should we dig them up? they went through this whole thing about dominion voting systems. if it wasn't the hammer, it was dead communist control from beyond the grave of dominion voting systems. they went through all these things one by one. this was the time, right? total nonsense. but after they went through those two, the hammer once you get through those two and you haven't got what you need, you need to kick it up a and why settle for just continuing to spin everybody up into a frenzy based on your own unsourced assertions when you can source your assertions to a si

yes and that was the image of dolly by louie.of them documented there and early images that i show that carey we made -- and draina that they were photographed on -- from the request of louie but also that they were owned by plantation owners and many of them were photographed by photographers white photographers in the south. important also to note that photographers there were days black people could enter the -- those photograph studios during that time period. and white could enter on other days, other times and in mississippi i read that photographer photographing enslaved people who had an opportunity to pay for their own photographs and the white in the town of mississippi chased the white photographer who was moving place to place take them out of the town. an this is penny scott -- sorry if you've already done this but i'm struck by formal pro of the soldiers who you were taught were illiterate. are we to take away that letters were written in hand of the soldiers themselves but others like of them? how do you explain fo

a week after the attack louie returns to the citadel. remy follies the man who led the violence is holding court. didn't want to shave a shirt that will be on the old. let me sort of. eat. it when she got it. for you know bruce would you not if you. only look you don't have to be told you're. gives it to move them from no oh you will ok make your. world larger force the situation you do your body were alone. if. you cut. i'm having trouble expressing myself i'm so disturbed and your not of the intend to get into fights they say that they're preparing themselves to have a laugh for hitting the flop. was. just on their cards these are people who may direct references to hitler who speak with phrases the nazis used as you couldn't lie. lie lie out of. your fires that is punishable by law. that is punishable by law i mean the law must be applied. in part to national front members discussed arming for a civil war if the party wins power. to which is it but. you didn't stick to. and we expose a generation i can see a leader working for the nat

david louie shows shows shows s are making the elderly shout cheers. >> these have been people that have not been able to vaccines yet. and they're very vulnerable because that's why they're home and home bound. >> reporter: the 6 patients to be visited range in age from 85 to 99. they were were were were were w programs like meals on wheels. >> given that you have with pfizer have that 6 hour window, we need to be sure that we can get from place to place and stay as long as needed. and be able to use all the doses. >> reporter: because of their home bound status, we weren't able to join the vaccination team inside or interview the patients. however we're told the reaction to the process was typical. >> oh that's it. i didn't feel a thing. they're happy they're able to complete the first dose today and they're looking forward to the second dose. >> reporter: the pilot program is changing lives for elders who have not been able to have family members with them. >> she was in tearing saying, i've just been locked in. nobody has come in here. and this is going to be life changing. it's grea

. >> reporter: david louie, abc7 news. >>> from the stage to soccer, san jose is getting some attention today. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> let's go back now to this video, showing police beating up a man in ukiah, which is wasting a lot of questions. family members, residents and local politicians are calling for ability. police say they are investigating this. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has a history. >> reporter: it is the kind of video one might expect at a big city but not a relatively small town. that is why about this one from thursday of last week, showing police officers dealing with a deranged homeless man walking naked down south state street. frank patino shot this video from a few feet away. >> the gentleman wasn't at all aggressive toward the officer. he didn't advance toward the officer. >> reporter:, members described gerardo magdaleno as being 25 sold, homeless and poor. they said when a hospital refused to drink "hot, took off his clothe

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you listed people like louie gohmert who are part of this caucus. they would have been behind the times in the middle ages. yet here we are in 2021, still having to have this debate on national tv about racism in our heart of government. my colleague and fellow marine, ruben gallego, is absolutely right, this is flatout racism. >> i'm going to be to go the congressman in our 2:00 hour as well, i'm sure he will echo those sentiments. house minority leader kevin mccarthy came out indirectly against this, saying, quote, the gop is not the party of nativist dog whistles. this from a congressman who still supports donald trump. >> he hardly ever does anything to stop this. that's what matters here, putting an end to it, showing the american people, the entire world, watching this embarrassment, that we've moved past this as a country. and that we do not allow the behavior of people like marjorie taylor greene to persist in our government. >> where is your party, when you have to clarify, make a statement saying we're not the party of nativist dog whistle

eric: on that point for we cannily he apparently was a follower of the nation of islam and louie hasvaccines is that something to look at potential influence or any type of factors like that? >> so they absolutely will in terms of an ideology, they're going try to find out did he take this action based on the specific ideology? this was where the terrorism element comes in. right? did he take an action based on the particular religion? or was it the mental health issues that just kind of pushed this over the edge? so that's why, you know, in terms of calling these types of incidents early, i'm not a proponent of that. let's see how this plays out. and we'll get the information ultimately from the investigation on what the motivation was for this individual to carry out this attack. eric: of course, our hearts and our prayers are with the slain police officer william billy evans who is an 18 l-year veteran capitol hill officer evans showed the great courage and bravery of what our law enforcement officers across the country have to face every day. >> absolutely. eric: we should rememb

abc7 news reporter, david louie gives us an inside look at the book. >> reporter: marketing executiven kelly has a 17- month-old daughter. he realized he didn't know how to describe data science to her. >> how many actual data scientists can't describe what they do to their friends and colleagues as well. so that's where the idea came from. >> over a 7 month period, kelly wrote this children's book, titled flora's the data scientist, and her magical mobile. in the book, librarian, florence, asks strategic questions to find out what things the book's characters like to read about. then she can suggest just the right book. >> the dragon peeked out, licking her cheek, smiling, and laughing. >> reporter: the book is aimed at readers ages 5 to 9. >> it's really about getting kids passionate about stem and problem solving, because this world is full of problems, as you know, david, and we need the next generation equipped, and willing to help us solve them. >> reporter: the e book version can be downloaded for free during april, which is math and statistics awareness month. the paperback ve

louie arranges to go to a football match with 2 generation identity activists. from. the middle to you know. they drive to a match involving leo's football team. louis ascent to meet a group of fans renowned for their violence also the munchies which. lympics sporting club has a hooligan fan base known as the mosque on me. today leila playing moss a team with many supporters from france's arab community. heroes to women so big boy for 2 groups of all women something i did well for the future before it. was good but this controlling all. the joy of it is in your destructive on this good to push me did she stop a. minute outside the little stadium is with g.i. activists for 50 pool and lost on me. the last only includes members of the extreme far right. as the most a funds are rife pretty pool heads to the front of the crowd. that. the bottle is throwed. the tea pole returns with the scoff he's stolen from a ma say fine. something about the. generation identity has already been tarnished by its links to the lost on me. i'll mail you the last time nicholas good you did n

louie all say if a prominent party figure should be seen as a g.i. bar. early it's clearly just young. son you know you love. you. anyway so yeah ya go down in the yacht your boss if that's what i thought it was yeah that was what was all right but let me ask you a little dance if we're. good well. there's a video i felt perhaps naively that they were no longer on that terrain. the fact of entering into positions of political responsibility that could also change their personal line towards the identity variance there obviously this was not the case for everyone and this is an unwelcome surprise for me. to know that we're not going to. have the let's just talk about yet another one off the market i'm going to write a book. with a friend shetty are looking on marine le pen prepares to make an announcement about the national front future. the band wants to broaden the party's appeal. chickie through sudan of the can by the gun if you deceive. the pen believes many voters associate the party's name with extremism. so no one issue not. a book out in the straw

so, dillon, if you could, you are hear to speak with us tonight are calvin louie and cliff banayat and it looks like maybe one of you is a call-in? >> i just let in cliff and if louie is here, he can raise his hand. >> looks like cliff might have everyone in a room together. ok. all right. you can unmute yourselves and i'll pass it over to you to tell the commission. >> can you hear us? >> yes. we can hear you. >> awesome. good evening, commissioners, thank you for having us today. my name is cliff and i'm basically an investor in the business and a managing member with lion's den select today assist with a p.o.e. process so i'm here today. with me today as well we have mr. calvin louie and he is a well-known business owner in chinatown community involved with several organizations as well and inside of chinatown and that is why he is our community liaison and harry tom is our general manager with several years of bar and restaurant experience and most recently being a bar manager at the cafe house in chinatown as well. all three of us are here. i'll give you a little bit of history be

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we found louie. we know he can putt but he missed it. they double bogeyed. so, cameron smith had this and got it. the two split a $2.1 million winners paycheck. on the lpga i tell you brook anderson won in los angeles. the story on her? former hockey goalie. >> really. >> she is tough. >> nice. >> she is tough. and she has her teeth? >> all of them. [ laughter ] >> how do >>> well, the internet has done it again. what started as a joke online turned into a event. >> josh, josh last year he messaged people with his same name on social media and challenged them to a duel. the planning began, he sent out cord nats,ed nats coordinants and told to bring pool noodles and 4-year-old josh got it. >> from colorado to washington people come from all over. i don't know why but it is insane. it is incredible. >> we just wanted to be a part of it. seemed like something big and, yeah, so, i mean, his name is josh. so, i figured we would have double the chance of winning. >> the group created a fund that they will donate the proceeds to children's hospital and a food bank.

these names will not surprise you, you have louie gohmert and matt gaetz and there are also republicansand liz cheney, they are denouncing it. do marjorie taylor-greene and her ilk, do they have a constituence ney this even if it's in individual districts and pockets? >> they absolutely do, alex. i mean, just by the fact that these people who espouse these views routinely are in public office tells you that there is a constituency within the republican party that believes in this white nationalism and this isn't anything new. we have to go back and remember that for decades now, for instance, during the debate about immigration. republicans have been using the terminology, their invasion, they're coming here to take things from us, they're here to take jobs from the american people, jobs that americans want to do. republicans have been knowingly pitting white america against everybody else for decades now. they've been masking it under the guise of policy like with immigration, but now all of those layers have kind of been pulled back and really, what marjorie taylor-greene and paul gos

prince william and his wife kate showed a smiling louie on a red bicycle at kensington palace.tly before he left for his first day of nursery school. >>> it was a doggone close sh track meet in utah. runners were competing last weekend when a small dog joined in. the dog passed each of the runners one by one until finally chasing down the leader and crossing the finish line first. in the end, the dog was not awarded the victory, but he did win over the crowd, that's for sure. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the water crisis and failing infrastructure in jackson, mississippi. wes lowery from "60 minutes plus" explains how race and economics played a role. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the sound of an asthma attack... that doesn't happen. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attack

i mean that there should louie would not get the infection even though we've been getting vaccinated for things like malaria and yellow fever needed certificates to travel for years now in normal circumstances most people would say they don't want the government to track and trace them and have more data on them these are normal times do not think that most people in britain would happily surrender some of that in order to get some sort of normality back into their lives where you get into that a lot means taking people's medical records in particular who will control work and it is a slippery slope and most of us have a very uncomfortable with seeing progress in a way that we do not see because a need or just variation. scandalize erupted in france over ministers secretly attending cafes and restaurants in violation of covert restrictions and undercover report found luxury restaurants privately opening their doors to v.i.p. guests one interviewer even claimed he himself had illegally dined with the ministers guests apparently knocks back bottles of champagne and did not wear protect

louie agassi, a person who claims that they're a descendent is suing harvard for using those. but agassi was a professor, he was a stone-cold racist. all of these were related, literature, science, politics, in order to put the genie back in the lamp. and it was devastatingly effective. [ applause ] >> could it have been otherwise? if the courts had ruled differently, if the election had come out the other way, if the compromise of 1873 hadn't happened, could it have come out otherwise? what were the grounds of hope and tell us about the title of the book as well and the song that inspired it. >> one time i asked -- i'm on board the aspen institute. and madeleine albright and condi rice are both on the board. it was about the time when president obama was opening up cuba, that door was opened about five minutes and then it was shut again. my wife happens to be cuban and -- a cuban citizen and a historian. now i can go as a family member so nobody can stop me. so i asked madeleine and walter isakson gave me the first question. they were debating, whatever they were debating. an

gilman louie peer he is a cofounder and partner of the partners and early-stage technology enter capital firms and is the very first ceo of the venture capital firm established with the backing of the central intelligence agency. i welcome you now to share his insight from the commission on technical advantages, global cooperation and threat analysis. you are not recognized to summarize your testimony for five minutes. >> thank you very much. chairman, ranking member and members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify today. a report took a broad view of national security to encompass economic competitiveness as eric has noted as well as what has been discussed. i want to focus on a series of crosscutting initials agouti problems related to ai that needs urgent attention. what these have in common is our adversaries are aiming to take advantage of the free and open nature of our society. first, our societies digital dependency leaves us vulnerable to emerging ai enabled threats and for example, adversaries are using ai to enhance disinformation campaigns and cyber attac

once in the colon louie's of the pair is set upon by legions of microorganisms extracting everything the body has not yet been able to digest. their prime target is louisa's dietary fiber on the polysaccharides it contains. once broken down they use short chain fatty acids beauty rate for example is used by cells in the gut lining as an energy source this is why a healthy diet includes plenty of fiber from vegetables. any major shift in the balance of bacteria can lead to dangerous complications. because i know. we know for sure that when particular bacteria are killed by prescribing antibiotics other bacteria overrun the gut flora. that can lead to a serious inflammation of the colon which is called pseudo membrane miss colitis. so good bacteria are more or less wiped out there are harmful bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics and can now multiply unchecked such as close tritium deficiency of. these pathogenic bacteria produce a toxin that attacks the gov't lining and compromises its ability to protect our body from infections. by the end of its journey the pair has been almost

jenner has been better hair and could still beat gavin in the 440 wearing a father of louie batons.me california recalled someone, it was arnold. and talk about a first, they would probably put her on a wheaties box. [applause] >> joey, i tried to get you to run for office. do you remember that? >> no, i forgot all about that. you don't need me in office. number one, i would have to survive the internet. i was in the marines for eight years. >> greg: are you sort of scared of running for office? >> bombs are honest. i know what they are in it for and what they won out of it and they are honestly trying to deceive me. politicians, nothing there. what makes celebs such good, like passions for politicians is that we know they can fly to our face and make us believe it. with polices, they are trying to pretend they aren't. it's not that what he said offended you, is that he was willing to say it. >> greg: also. it seems like trump would almost point to the politicians and go, what is with this guy? that was his whole thing, from when he started, it was like, forget about me. i'm not per

louie. i. believe yeah. yeah. i know he yeah yeah. he. was that he. was very far leave oh are that the think that was a joke that even i was going to have an uncle not just for them but for the family because of the other about the work and that's why the telephone i want to. play for the young and i think i'm going to start. by the rules it's like i'm little. bit on this if you don't really well you know i don't want to as i didn't want to see not able to yes i would have never heard anyone talk about it don't talk. about so i did not as i can and was i think that nobody you know knows abuse it i would do anything anything. that any at. all good at it was a well known for that you know yes you know. when i do you know it's a couple that i was it was a out all of times it was here is what i mean i want to be bangle i'm on about i'm going to i mean this in atlanta. and i stop and i say no not today in a small cinema and winning when and when and when it's because they want to talk for he did above. so what i'm going not only pick and choose me and that

jenner has been better hair and could still beat gavin in the 440 wearing a father of louie batons.me california recalled someone, it was arnold. and talk about a first, they would probably put her on a wheaties box. [applause] >> joey, i tried to get you to run for office. do you remember that? >> no, i forgot all about that. you don't need me in office. number one, i would have to survive the internet. i was in the marines for eight years. >> greg: are you sort of scared of running for office? >> bombs are honest. i know what they are in it for and what they won out of it and they are honestly trying to deceive me. politicians, nothing there. what makes celebs such good, like passions for politicians is that we know they can fly to our face and make us believe it. with polices, they are trying to pretend they aren't. it's not that what he said offended you, is that he was willing to say it. >> greg: also. it seems like trump would almost point to the politicians and go, what is with this guy? that was his whole thing, from when he started, it was like, forget about me. i'm not per

and prince louie, born in 2018. >> if you look to william and kate, they don't look like they want toat the line of succession goes from elizabeth, to charles, to william, and then to george. >> it's very hierarchical. every member of that line of succession understands their place. and i think that tells you an enormous amount about the way that family operates. >> the house of windsor is at a crossroads. in a world, where deference is no longer the norm, how does the royal family remain relevant? >> the queen belongs to a different era. monarchy was much-more secure, when she came to the throne. it wasn't challenged, in the way that, i think, it is today. >> the royal family is caught in this bind, between the need, on the one hand, to modernize and embrace modernity. but, at the same time, to maintain those traditional elements of the monarchy, as well. >> the monarch is only there, by consent of the people. if the people really, really, really don't want to a monarchy, then a monarchy will disappear. >> for over a century, "the windsors" have been the custodians of a monarchy that

as a meeting in legals main square vassal tells louie about a movie used against rival football fans. that nothing can control it saw an opportunity this was a solution to the over the if so it was a little too much on the surface but i thought it would include. ok not just because if you look like a couple of little he can keep on such a classic. example of i want you to call the evil person took up on his really cute little that was anything other than a traditional church and often. he concludes with a wild call to make a field goal but the thing was if you look let me quote there was something of such a ridiculous question with. all of this quote we can say also. later at the citadel basle tells are on the cover of course at that last call me members are not welcome at his ball. because it's because. it's. sad that result is easy to discover yet. he tells louis that generation identity rejects the phylum far right. which as you said it was a fight the only ideal ended out of those but we all know you don't give a good company that was going to decide my purse over just over a stup

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called for the resignation of several democrats because of allege ties to controversial group leader louieone anti-semite called hitler a, quote, very great man. officials here noting time of the grizzly murder good friday. construction crews have been busy fortifying fence around capitol. in recent days the outer fencing have come down. 2300 national guard members continue to stay on the watch after being extended two months. many lawmakers october to this guard deployment. security here to be a big top whik congress returns. recent security port recommended that capitol police hire 850 more officers. come good friday, two of their officers stood their ground shot the suspect, not before tragically losing one of their own jon. >> lucas tomlinson on capitol hill. lucas, thank you. flags across washington, d.c. at half-staff right now to honor fallen capitol police officer william evans. the 18-year veteran of the force died yesterday after suspect rammed his car into him and another officer at the capitol buildings north barricade. mark meredith live at the white house with more. mark. >>

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our news reporter david louie looks at residence and will likely bring back the traffic nightmares of companies start to bring back office workers, new issues are expected because of safety concerns. the bay area council supported by 350 employers surveyed 1000 people last month in english, chinese, and spanish and discovered 51% consider working at the office isn't safe and higher numbers, 64%, the public transit is unsafe. >> this region won't do well if folks aren't willing to get on transit and they're not quite ready for that yet. we have to do a great job ensuring the safety of folks on transit. >> reporter: if six-foot distancing remains in practice, that could take the mass out of mass transit. the poll also indicates traffic congestion could resurface. 74% expect to go back to driving alone which matches pre- pandemic patterns. 27% will walk or ride bikes. 20% will use public transit. that's down from 29% pre- pandemic. 90% will carpool, rideshare, or take taxis. 31% drop pre-pandemic. even with proposals for hybrid work model with workers splitting the week at home and at th

david louie looks at a new poll of bay area and how it will bring back traffic nightmares. >> reportery start to bring back office workers, no issues are expected to surface because of safety concerns. the bay area council supported by 350 employers surveyed 1000 people last month in english, chinese, and spanish and discovered 51% considered working at the office is unsafe and even higher number, 64%, believe public transit is unsafe. that's a red flag. >> this region wants to well if folks are willing to get on transit and according to the polar not quite ready. we have to do a great job ensuring the safety of folks who are on transit. >> reporter: if six foot distance it remains an accepted practice, they could take the masks at a mass transit. the poll indicates traffic congestion could resurface. in the months ahead, 74% or three out of four commuters expect to go back to driving alone which matches pre- pandemic patterns. 27% will walk or ride bikes. 20% will use public transit but that is down from 29% pre- pandemic. 19% were carpool, rideshare, or take taxis. 31% drop from pre-

i believe representative louie gohmert has championed deposition previously. it is something that it is out there, and has been discussed as well. luis: i do not believe proponents of hr 51 would settle for that, but it has come up before. christopher: i just have one final question, and maybe we can wrap it up. this goes back to the seating of land. if the primary issue have to do with representation, why is it the case that instead of retro seating the land to maryland, that there is such a hard push for statehood if it is not a political ploy by one political party? in this case, it happens to be washington, d.c., is largely democratic, what inshore two more democratic senators to push a particular agenda. if the taxation argument is the primary argument for statehood, then joining, other than those two square miles where the governmental, federal buildings are, joining maryland -- that solve the problem? luis: we are told that may be unconstitutional. that is the kennedy point. to change it from one to the other, i not taking a position. it seems to me tha

david louie introduces us to some of the new council members. >> reporter: they have been on the frontential services at personal risk during the pandemic. just as they stepped up and put the health of themselves and families on the line, they believe they should play a role in economic recovery. 14 is stepping up to be members of a essential workers council organized by the advocacy group silicon valley rising. >> audrey moore. she's worked at safeway for 35 years. daniel torres, he's a secuty r. >> reporter: it was announced in east san jose, a community that saw high virus rates. a community where he does health outreach work after losing his hotel job during the pandemic. kilby joined by a bus driver, surgical nurse, fast food worker, identify needs for decision- makers. >> we must move ahead with a vision led and shaped by essential workers. they are carrying us through the pandemic >> reporter: organizers say they stepped up over the past year to demand hazard pay, protective gear, emergency paid sick days. their backers include labor and social service groups that focus on asian

we heard from congressman louie gomer, saying he was confirming that marjorie taylor greene was organizing are waiting to hear from others like paul goss ar, who is supposed to be involved and organizing this. he has not kbret responded to comment. and barry moore is looking into it but doesn't want to commit before he reads the materials. and matt gaetz actually tweeted he was in por of this, proud to join it alongside marjorie taylor greene. kevin mccarthy issued a strong tweet saying america is built on the idea that we are created work. the republican party is the party of lincoln and the party of more opportunity for all americans, not nativist dog whistles. green advocated for extreme opinions, promoted conspiracy theories including qanon. she is was stripped of her committee assignments as a result. they bring together people with similar ideologies and try to push shared values. they can have influence and debate but they are not part of live body here in congress. >> it's a symbolic gathering of like-minded folks than folks trying to push legislation towards this end? >> reporter:

louie imoment, andrew clyde and hal rogers. shannon?> shannon: all right, chad pergram on capitol hill tonight. thanks, chad. congressional republicans are asking the director of the fbi to declarity attack on their baseball practice in 2017 a case of domestic terrorism. that incident left louisiana congressman steve scalise with serious injuries. four other people were wounded. the gunman was killed by responding officers. the bureau originally designated the attack by shooter james hodgkinson suicide by cop. last week ohio congressman brad wenstrup who was also on the field that day, told bureau chief christopher wray the designation is unfair to survivors. it doesn't line up with the evidence, and fails to recognize the heroism of the officers who responded. now an update on operation lone star, texas authorities took fox news on aerial and marine tours of the southern border today to highlight their efforts to deal with the immigration crisis. correspondent aishah hasnie tells us what she saw. >> speeding downtown rio grande river,

i want to bring in republican texas congressman louie gohmert.essman, people do want better bridges, right? they want safe bridges and roads. so what is the proper infrastructure bill? what is the counter from the republicans going to be? what would it look like, how much would it cost? >> it would actually deal with infrastructure, with the bridges and the roads. we're giving future generations enough debt that they have a right to have infrastructure that is in good condition and not getting a d-minus from engineers. so it would be an infrastructure bill. that's what the money would go for and yet this administration is wanting to chock it full of all kinds of social engineering that has nothing to do with infrastructure and you can't help but wonder, are you going to tell us these are all shovel-ready jobs like you did when you were with president obama and you squandered $900 billion? squandered it. it didn't help anything except make some really unsavory characters very wealthy. charles: another interesting narrative that is being floated ar

let's turn to our panel, beth louie, adam stewart and also carlos curbelo.ee you back. can you believe that it is actually infrastructure week? >> yeah, and it was a joke for so long. the fact that we're actually seeing a plan from the biden administration is a step forward, but this is a very long road to go. what is impressive about what biden has been able to do is he talks about bipartisan and compromise and wanting to work with republicans as that clip that you just played saying that he called several on the phone to discuss infrastructure. it is very likely that he won't get any republican skroets yet again on a piece of legislation that polling shows is extremely popular. so then they will have to figure out way to push a lot of this through budget reconciliation in the senate which means that they only need 51 votes to pass it. and of course no guarantee that all democrats will support a piece of legislation of this size. so there is got to be some twisting of arms done by nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. but ultimately biden is putting another big p