manchin thought he had a deal.ought they'd agreed to get the debt down and shore up energy security. well, manchin was cheated, and he says so mt. editorial pages of the "wall street journal" today. he says biden is determined to pursue an ideological agenda; that is, spend big on green energy, don't support fossil fuels, and the hell with the debt. anything is worth saving the planet, isn't it? manchin was -- has exposed a kiss honest democrat party -- dishonest, willing to say one thing to neutralize manchin, then do the opposite to satisfy the left which actually runs the biden administration. so now we have a green policy that's going to cost $1.2 trillion according to goldman sachs. that is three times biden's summit. the administration keeps on expanding subsidies and credits. this is bureaucrats expanding spending, not congress. issued today from the white house, new incentives for affordable electric vehicles. incentives? [laughter] that's biden speak for subsidies, corporate welfare for amazon and fedex. t

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the senator or manchin? >> i have to go with sinema.gop and that one. but i can see why, whether you run again in 2024 for reelection, but if he does, that is the sort of thing that's going to get joe manchin reelected in west virginia. and i get that. on the other hand, i don't know what kirsten sinema is doing, and no one really does. like, i have really been baffled this entire time, and what really gets me about that politico story is that it just confirms something that we've been hearing the entire time she's been in the senate, which is her meeting with rich donors than it is meeting with her constituents. like, either to get them to talk about what she believes, if you're going to be handing a check to someone, or if you believe that you, she can vote your way, and you will donate like if you are in the financial industry than it is if you are her constituent asking her to stand on joe biden's agenda, what is it in the build back better act, to bring back a few years ago, that you want to cut down? that was a possibility. we hav

. >> we'll talk with west virginia senator joe manchin. >>> then the republican race for the 2024 nominations on and key republicans are picking sides, but the bigger question is what exactly does the party stand for? >> we had a republican party that was ruled by freaks, neocons, globalists, open border zelle losts and fools. >> as more are jumping in, one is opting out. >> it's a tough decision but i've decided i will not be a candidate for the republican nomination fo>> theormer maryla larry hogan tells our robert costa why he made that decision and we will talk to illinois democrat governor j.b. pritzker, being recruited to help president biden's expected re-election campaign. >>> was covid-19 a result of a lab accident in wuhan, china? new intelligence reports from the department of energy and fbi conflict with other agency reviews. ohio republican brad wenstrup is heading up a new committee investigating the origins of the virus. we'll talk to him. >>> then former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb will help us sort through it all. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good mo

manchin spoke with kaitlan collins who joins us now.of the many voices joe biden will have to negotiate with. >> reporter: yeah, he said $3 trillion is a good start but there is a lot more to do. he was critical of democrats and republicans. he criticized joe biden for waiting so long to put out this budget that is just a budget blueprint. it is a statement of priorities essentially. but one thing that senator manchin had a deep concern about is when we talk about what the debt s.e.a.l.ing is going to look like, and how this is going to play out is discretionary spending, which is what seen as nonnegotiable. this is what he told me. >> it would have increased $3.5 trillion, how did it get to $6.2 trillion? and why is there so much discretionary funding? how did we have so many things that are necessary that weren't before? >> reporter: when he's talking about where the cuts could come from, and a clean debt ceiling hike, which is what republicans want to do, he said he would vote for it. that he's not going to hold it ho hostage, but he

don't think manchin declared his candidacy. krapts want the him to run.e pokes if you will to try to hold the seat. in tester's case, trump won by 16 points. he was pretty critical of the administration. it blew right over his state in the nuclear fults. he's also against this retirement rule. the challenge for them is they don't want to do it in a way that's disingenuine. you might not like democrats or the president, but here's what aye been a able to do for montana. >> let's listen to what you can do it. you can do it in different ways. lefts start with sherrod brown, who progressive democrat, keeps winning in a red state, which is to his credit that you can pull out from the state. he sponsored this bill. he's not taking issue with the president here. but he's saying maybe you're a republican. i work with republicans. we get good things done. >> with senator rubio and the new senator from missouri and pennsylvania and bob casey and i are working to solve this. they don't care about that. they don't want poll tugss coming in they want action. they want

i agree with manchin on this there's a problem we have to get to energy independence and get back to mantra. maria: is the white house priority it's an all government approach to get away from fossil fuels to drive the climate change agenda look at the news pool inflation is the number one issue for voters 90% say extremely are very concerned about higher prices. 87% worry about crime rate and 83% of all political division and find 73% say inflation has caused them financial hardship over the last six months and underlying problems for inflation the price of oil. >> energy prices. this is going into the summer driving season and when you will see the rubber hits the road with inflationary pressures. the white house likes to say wet 6% from inflation. your goal is to present for jerome powell. i'm not sure we're going to get there but also i like joe manchin is calling out the biden administration and he says there has to be a place to negotiate and kevin mccarthy went to the white house and the other leaders went together, schumer was there let's get on the table what happened to the

but again, i think look at manchin's position in particular.gh reelect, possibility of a president who is very unpopular among many in the position of do they think he needs to run again. i think there's a question, if he runs again, how many of those 12% would of that number grow he's person any the democratic party because manchin and others bashar al-assad past manchin and others they don't have a deep bench. maria: i spoke with owe ohio congressman and chairman of the judiciary committee jim jordan yesterday on sunday morning futures on using the budget process and appropriations process to make change, affect change. here's what he said. watch this. >> the real power of congress, the real power of the legislative branch is the power of the purse and we're going to have to use that, on this issue where we think the government's targeting the people it's supposed to serve b also frankly on the border, use the appropriation process to deal with the border process which is one of the key areas. maria: the suggestion is you'll hold back funding

joe manchin supports term limits.about that because he's been talking about term limits for a lot of years but your thoughts on gigi sohn withdrawing. >> i think it's important because manchin is becoming increasingly willing to break with biden policy just recently he came out against the d.c. crime code rewrite and said he would vote with republicans to do that and backbiting into a corner on that. wonder if it's retribution for the failure of permitting reform if he is trying to get back at biden on this or maybe 2024 implication. >> there's also one other thing the reelection campaign he knows he is a whole population of people that are mad at him for the final vote to allow the monstrosity of the spending package to go through and then he denevi get the promises that he wanted which was a permitting from schumer. maria: we should remind viewers on the senate matthew fetterman and feinstein on the democratic side with issues so you lose manchin into becomes difficult to even get. >> that's a great point i'm glad y

how would the white house respond to joe manchin?> he has been saying that mccarthy has to produce a budget before they have any discussion about spending. they keep saying they're waiting for two weeks and the lead line they put out there is easter. but the president is trying to basically say that republicans can't agree on anything. that's why he is forcing them to put it out before they have any discussion about potential cuts. >> i tell you what i think will happen. we'll go into summer. emergency, emergency, stock market will start selling off because the market doesn't care about debt until it cares and then there is a cycle. oh, it's memorial day weekend. sign this to raise the debt creeling or you can't go home or july 4th weekend. it will probably happen again. we've seen it before. >> bill: more breaking news now on the crypto kid facing a new criminal charge. he will appear before a judge a short time from now. so we're live at the courthouse in moments to bring you that. did efforts to develop artificial intelligence go

i was working with senator manchin and i actually voted for senator manchin's bill as i was nervous as john podesta talked about permitting reform, he only talked about renewables. >> clearly that was clear. >> we need permitting reform for everything, to build a bridge, to build a road, to build mine, to build an oil rig, to build renewables. it's all of the above, we need it and the administration is-- depends who you talk to, it's frustrating with them. i agreed with the manchin bill we need today move that forward, but right after the inflation reduction candidates or i'm sorry, the infrastructure bill, which i voted for, infrastructure bill wasn't perfect, but it had some good permitting reform in it. the administration four months later puts out new rules on permitting from the white house that was clearly targeting the oil and gas sector to make it harder to permit. mr. president, your biggest signature achievement the infrastructure bill passed and now you're making putting out regulations making it harder for energy so i filed a congressional review act, which is congress's wa

let's go back to center manchin here. he is in a really interesting position here. his party needs him to run for reelection. he would be expected to do pretty well. he's also a critical voice gets a more progressive faction of his country. and now he will not officially back the president yet. >> they also need him to get anything done in the senate, which is going to be a real problem for them because of course manchin is up himself in 2024. he is going to have to run on the same ticket, the same ballot with joe biden and all these crazy left-wing policies that are going to be really, really hard to sell to west virginia voters. and so, it's interesting as he has been over the past couple of years he is going to become even more. politicians are really good at this. when they work one side or the other, they are really good at becoming the squeaky wheel to get things. he has been very effective at that. and we are going to see this i think in places far beyond west virginia as well. the crazy biden policies that have run the country off track are not just unappeal

joe manchin saying i'm totally opposed.be danged if i'm going to give them $900 out of $7500 to let it go to china for basically a product we started. you're telling me we don't have the smart people and the technology and we can't get up to speed quick enough? that doesn't make sense. now, it's not that i don't agree concern i kind of start this not heavy on joe manchin. it's not that i don't agree with him, it's just this is a politician who we used to think would kind of be a maverick, but we realized in this last year will make bills thinking he's going to get something out of it and then get nothing out of it like he did with the inflation reduction act and where we are with coal mining. but this is a guy who thinks he's so important in d.c., i don't know if he understands how these batteries are made and that it's government regulation that has pushed china to be the ones that provide batteries. it's the votes he's made that's put us in this situation, and now you blame the car companies because the government that he

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senator joe manchin reacted to president biden's esg veto.n: he was one of the two senate democrats to vote with republicans to get esg out of your retirement account. it was not lost on senator manchin that the president's first veto protected esg. he said this administration continues to prioritize the radical policy agenda over the economic, energy, national security needs of our country and it is infuriating, in my hard-earned retirement savings, he is up for reelection. joe manchin is an the president might be running again in 2024. this is a rift the way i see it. lauren: i thought the president might be coming towards the middle on some issues like crime, but this veto, not on this one. stuart: scott shelladdy, i always like to say that. a funny mood, i am in a good mood. sorry, scott, leaving you out of the conversation. is the banking crisis winding down? >> a little pause but it was only a day and 1/2 ago, in the face of sp be. nothing like this leaves the this fast. this is going to hang around, people get comfortable but we haven'

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this from joe manchin yesterday. the president indicated yesterday, senator, quoting, i want to be clear, i'm going to raise some taxes. he didn't outline what taxes he's going to raise. you limited those he wanted to increase a couple of years ago. where are you on that and what do you think he's talking about? >> i don't know. i'll probably hear something today hopefully of what direction they want to go but i can assure you, you can't basically just tax your way out of debt. you can't borrow your way out of debt and you can't cut your way out of debt. neil: all right, well, they relaxed because they aren't doing any of the above for the time being. no action on the debt of substance, but i'm wondering where you see all of this going? >> well, i think him putting down the marker and other democrats like tester, senator from montana, coming up for re-election in 2024, there are a lot of democrats coming up , and so they are suddenly worried. how are voters going to react to this , not the far left, how they react. n

senator manchin voted for all of it but the chips act.th the president to pass a bill rolling back the labor department rule allowing retirements to you'd environmental or social issues in factors in investment. the president see he will veto that bill and will push for more spending that didn't get passed last year. listen. >> so we believe fighting for what i just mentioned paid leave and child care will help grow the economy. is going to help give american families and americans across the country breathing room. >> so neil, you talked to a democrat from florida, one of 59 he voted for a republican bill that requires the president to study inflationary impacts of executive orders that he signed. here's why he signed it. >> i believe that there's been too much power that has shifted from the legislative branch to the executive branch. by the way, that's our fault. that's congress' fault. the more we can't be function, the more power will shift to the executive branch, democratic and republican administrations have used more executive or

i was working with senator manchin. i voted for senator manchin's bill, but i was nervous as john kept talking about permitting reformed. he only talked about renewables. . >> that was clear. >> we need permitting reformed for everything, to build a bridge, to build a road, to build a mind, to build an oil rig. to build renewables. it is all of the above. we need it, and the administration, it depends on who you talk to. it is frustrating with them. i agree with the mention bill, we need to move that forward. -- mentioned bill, we need to move that forward. after the inflation reduction act, it had good permitting reform. the administration puts out new rules on permitting, from the white house that was targeting the oil and gas sector to make it harder. mr. president, your biggest signature achievement, the infrastructure bill passed, and you are putting out regulations that make it harder to produce energy push mark which they clearly were. i filed a congressional review act, which is congresses way to rescind regulat

and you say what about manchin and all the rest? >> why is joe biden president today?t is because he was the least worst candidate of all the people they looked at. he was the only one he thought could get elected. that's the reason. who is the alternative to president biden? kamala harris who is less popular than him? pete buttigieg who can't manage a train derailment. gavin newsom who runs a straight with people leaving or bernie sanders? no one except joe manchin. he is probably the only democrat who could win a national election. he would appeal to centrists and moderates and people tired of the left leaning democratic party and the only one who can't get the nomination. >> harris: marian williamson is interesting about what she is saying democrats are trying to rig the election for biden. an interesting interview. so are you always in "focus", marc thiessen, thank you. transportation secretary pete buttigieg under fire again. marc was just talking about it. there has been another train derailment in ohio. >> people don't have a lot of confidence in secretary pete

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joe manchin, democrat. joining us now.d here. let's start with the bill, josh. walk us through it, and how the presidential got the decision he made. >> look, this has been swirling a long time, john, this is a lightning rod issue. it kind of has a little bit of elements with critical race theory. it's been sort of a rallying cry for republicans. of course that's put democrats in pretty republican states or swing states in tough positions, so the temperature is high, and it is sometimes difficult to reconcile some of the rhetoric on this esg issue with the rule itself. i mean, from some of the criticism, you would think it requires every investment manager with a proverbial gun to their head, to invest in only windmills, whatever, that's not the case with this bill. this bill would sort of lift legal risk for investors who want funds that skew more, if you're someone in your 20s who doesn't believe in heavy carbon industry, you may not want to put your money in a fund that piles into fossil fuels or whatever. west virginia

manchin: mr.dent, i rise today to thank my friend from oklahoma, senator james lankford for continuing the senate's long tradition of delivering president george washington's farewell address earlier this week. it's an annual reminder of what is great about america, but it is erie how his warnings ring true today even that you it -- thousand it was delivered some 207 years ago. he warned of the dangers of putting the will of political party ahead of the will of the nation. he also warned against the accumulation of debt and encouraged us to cherish public credit. as a very important source of strength and security. my personal relationship with this and understanding is my grandfather affectionately known as papa joe, he would always say joe, if you have unmanaged debt, you will make cowardly decisions of how you live your life. and yet here we are today. watching party politics and out of control spending threaten the very foundation of our great nation. this is exactly what george washington was

joe manchin joined by another swing state running in john tester. at 2024 and how this will play. the government takes your money through taxes and now telling you how to vest in your 401(k) for retirement. do you think this is a loser for the democrats at the ballot box come 2024? >> tomi: it will be, todd, if we message it, republicans message this is get to the core and explain to the american people, it will matter. finances matter to people. people are looking at this banking situation right now and are weary of it. they heard the term woke and have to be able to understand and put the pieces together. we hope some democrats will join in the cause, everybody that cares about putting the american people and middle clas first. the forgotten americans, woke agenda should not get in the way of this and this administration is doing that, get the message out and explain to the american people. that is on republicans to do and i expect they will do just that. >> ashley: tomi lahren, thank you. a fox news alert, law enforcement say they do not expect d

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. >> host: joe manchin the former president you and ambassador nikki haley. why is she a standout for you? >> caller: well, she's very educated in our governments way of runningng things. so i think she would be a most good candidate. >> host: okay. current and former governor and tulsi gabbard and mix for that caller. this is a you posting on our social media sites. this is mary lynn from her facebook page saying the country cannot continue in this direction. so doesn't really add as far as who that person of choice would be for her. jamie saying i will vote for president biden before a a trr everything. jerry off of facebook saying that when it comes to that others choice he doesn't list a specific but he says both the current president and the former president are too old. again those are some of the choices of their pic you can add the next as well. marissa is next in montana, support of the joe biden for 2024. hello. >> caller: thank you so much for c-span. good morning, america. w let me put a shout out to brian. we never seem anymore but think it's a m

and, later, senators joe manchin and mike braun join us for this week's common ground here on set. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york cell phone video shows around 20 teenagers walking into a queens restaurant causing an estimated $20,000 in damage. police say it happened saturday night. no one was injured. wfxt in boston massachusetts man accused of attacking a flight attendant with a makeshift weapon after trying to open an emergency exit door on a boston bound flight has a history of mental health struggles. court documents indicate 33-year-old francisco sever rotor reds has spent time in a few massachusetts mental health facilities. and this is a live look at phoenix from fox 10 our affiliate out there. one of the big stories there tonight a phoenix area school district is adopting a permanent four day a week schedule for its teachers. it will begin with next fall's classes. students have been operating on a four day a week schedule in cartwright since the pandemic began. district officials say the four-day w

neil: joe manchin, you'll be hearing more from him in just a bit. this, of course, is coming as the president is going into details on tax hikes as part of his 2024 budget. lucas tomlinson at the white house, what we could be getting and expecting, lucas. >> neil, the national debt right now is over $31 trillion. there is a lot of concern about the interest payments, with the interest rates going up on $31 trillion could soon approach the size of the defense budget. let that sink in, neil. president biden is calling for more taxes on the rich. he speak recently in virginia beach. >> i want to make it clear, i'm going to raise some taxes. any of you who are billionaires out there, you're going to stop paying 3%. not a joke. >> biden met with kevin mccarthy just once since he became speaker and with a debt of over $31 trillion, many republicans are concerned about potential cuts in national against, a time when the biden administration is arming ukrainian forces with billions in american weapons and with the threat from china increasing. the 2022 and

manchin was already in support of legislation to do just that. this has made things a whole lot worse. the controversy surrounds these specific one pill can kill ads proud by a student-powered substance abuse program called game changers with coordination with the dea. the group paid thousands of dollars to buy these ads on the popular app tiktok but then tiktok abruptly removed them. game changers director says tiktok told him the ads violated the platform's policy because they reference fentanyl and other harmful drugs. >> you know, i have friends who put their kids in the ground. i have friends who have watched their kids go through horrors of drug addiction. all we want to do is try to save these kids' lives. >> now the situation is pretty ironic because it took tiktok more than 40 days and a congressional hearing to remove a video threatening to kill lawmakers. senator manchin says enough is enough and it is time to ban tiktok. sandra. >> leader schumer should bring that to the floor? >> it has the best bipartisan support. they don't have th

and the possility that it could get through the senate because that is being pushed by senator jo manchinhe democrat of west virginia. mentioned moved to attack permitting proposals in the annual defense built last year about the efforts crumbled. and in lawrencevle, georgia. republican let's hear from you first on this. which party and why? caller: i only trust the republicans i never trust democrats because of -- they've got all these crazy ideas and may have to include them in everything else. our liabilities are bigger now than our assets. and in our schools, -- host: we are talking about energy and climate specifically that. caller: with energynd climate where they learn that stuff -- i will not bring the up but i'll tell you this if we do not get more energy the price of gasoline will stay like this and poor people will not be able to drive their cars. i do not think that is fair to the people at the bottom. host: alright and in georgia here is rob in california hands down democrats have failed on inner decent day one with biden. prices on natural gas, gasoline, and electricit have

. >> and, dana, it's interesting, joe manchin of west virginia is warning about the implications of this case telling cnn and i'm quoting had imnow, let me read to you, the quote, there's many reasons not to support donald trump. there's many reasons why he should not be president again. but you've got to be very careful. the court system should not be perceived to be involved in the political process. what's your reaction? >> this is one of those cases, yeah, this is one actually, a rare case maybe where joe manchin is saying out loud what most democrats are saying privately. that that, you know, going back to your original question about whether or not the former president is trying to influence, not just politics but also the case, yes, he is, and it certainly is waking up a lot of democrats, joe manchin is saying it out loud that they are very concerned given what abby just described, all of the very, very fundamental issues, legal issues facing him that maybe this is an unnecessary distraction when it comes to sort of their eyes on the ball. >> all right, everybody, stand by. there'

. >> joe manchin lambasted president biden. manchin accused the administration of pushing quote a radical policy agenda. >> esgs by itself just, you know, could kill our economy, could kill our whole economy as far as in america basically if everything is going to be determined just on that. it should be considered but it should also be geopolitical risks that we are taking by not doing certain things. >> manchin and jon tester were the only democrats to vote with the g.o.p. to end the esg rule. both face tough re-elections next year. democrats say republicans overstated the esg case. >> what's important here is that this is no mandate. this is voluntary. and i think it is a useful tool. >> the president vetoed the bill because it put retirement savings at risk. republicans say investing is not about a policy agenda. >> we need to go back to the old rules that were in place for decades. the rules that said fund managers when managing pension funds should be focused on making people earn money for retirement. >> the rule covers

neil: joe manchin, you'll be hearing more from him in just a bit.ourse, is coming as the president is going into details on tax hikes as part of his 2024 budget. lucas tomlinson at the white house, what we could be getting and expecting, lucas. >> neil, the national debt right now is over $31 trillion. there is a lot of concern about the interest payments, with the interest rates going up on

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what the inflation reduction act shows and proves so we will work with senator manchin on the sharedities and values, including reducing the deficit and the permitting reform which are both -- both part of the president's budget. again, we are very proud of the work that we have been able to do with the senator, and i'll leave it there. >> do you have a reaction to the federal judge striking down part of obamacare, in particular the part about providing certain preventative care to people? >> yeah, a couple of things, we have some things we want to put out there. reviewing the decision made by the judge in texas earlier today. but we want to be very clear. this case is yet another attack on the affordable care act which have been the law of the land for 13 years now, 13 years, in fact as all of you guys know, the supreme court has upheld the legality of the aca three times, they have had to do that three times in those past 13 years and because of the aca, you see 150 million americans have access to preventative care like cancer and heart disease screenings. 60% of people use a prev

>> let me just first say, we have a respectful, a productive relationship with senator joe manchin.ction act and our shared goals and values that the president signed into law, as you know this past summer. and a couple of things that we are proud of, promoting the energy security, creating good paying manufacturing jobs and investing in energy, communities and towns across america that have been left behind. you hear the president talk about building an economy from the bottom up, the middle out, and making sure no one is left behind this is what the inflation reduction act shows and proves we're going to continue to work with senator manchin on the shared priorities and values, reducing the deficit, and the permitting reform, which is both part of the president's budget again, we are very proud of the work that we have been able to do with the senator, and i'll leave it there >> finally, do you have any reaction to the federal judge -- >> we're going to continue to listen to karine jean-pierre to see if she has any more news on the capture, the taking of "wall street journal" repo

the senate is going to have people like joe manchin and get on board. biden saying okay, you know what? i get it, i'm not going to stand in the way. i'm not going to veto. i'm going to allow congress to block the d.c. city council bill. here is what biden tweeted i support d.c. statehood and rule but i don't support some of the changes d.c. council put forward over the mayor's objections such as lowering penalties for carjackings. if the city votes to overturn what the d.c. council did i will sign it. >> brian: homicides are up 40%. car thefts have more than doubled. they are down slightly year to year buff the numbers the last three years are over the roof. 485 incidents have been reported of carjacking. that's up 14% really since 2021 to 2022. so, d.c. is a mess. it's a crime haven. we saw what happened to the washington commanders running back this past year just an example of it on valet parking. you would think that somebody in the house, some -- these idiots on the council would read the tea leaves even in democrat dominated cities they are gettin

next up is the senator from west virginia, senator manchin. >> first of all, thank you to my dear friend, mark warner working so hard diligently and john thune for putting this together. it's a piece of legislation that is needed. i remember zte and huawei and all of them. i remember those. we were threatened directly with our government and what we thought would be pertinent information. i can't say i know a lot about tight. can i ask a question here? i called my granddaughters that are college graduates. if i could ask a show of hands, how many of you use tik tok? come on. come on. okay. let's say this. we asked for your advice. i called my granddaughters. i said tell me about this tik tok. oh, we use it all the time. all of our friends. these are 22, 25-year-olds. yeah, we have a concern. they said please, you know, be careful what you do here. it's something how we communicate and we enjoy it. it's very, very popular. senator warner said, 100 million people. okay? mostly the younger generation i'd assume. so i said let me ask you this. the information that you're basically putting on

i asked you about joe manchin and fight for our future where they ran billboards saying joe manchin is corrupt. you said you did not agree with that. i asked if you agree jon tester is corrupt. you said you did not agree with that. i asked whether you agree that gary peterson is corrupt. you said you did not agree. i did not get to finish. ms. sohn: are you going to go to me? sen. cruz: i am. [laughter] she has attacked you too. >> i don't think so. sen. cruz: this group also ran the following billboard. it is a picture of senator sinema, also a member of this committee, and it is not subtle in case you want to miss the message they are trying to convey. it is that bright red and says "sinema is corrupt." do you agree with their sentiment? ms. sohn: of course not. sen. cruz: of course not! that billboard went up in 2019. at the end of 2019 what did you do? you sent out a fundraising email for this organization. after they had put the billboard up. did you know about the billboards they put up attacking manchin and peterson and tester and sinema. ms. sohn: i knew about the senator sinem

mccarthy: i talk to joe manchin often and krysten sinema. they seem like two people who want to do a lot of things. we don't have many bills over here that's come out of the senate on any subject. it's hard for me to say anything he passes is dead. he'd have to get to work first. that's what we heard from the president whether he said he wanted to stand with the -- when he said he wanted to stand with the 122 democrats that are so extreme in this house they thought they could decriminalize carjacking and some forms of murder but they changed their mind. at the end of the day if schumer would even ask his own conference, i think there are many people there who want to make american energy. under their majority all they ever do is raise emissions. reporter: are you waiting for your meeting with president biden to unveil the g.o.p.'s proposal? why not while you sit down? mr. mccarthy: what proposal? reporter: your budget proposal? mr. mccarthy: first of all, if we're talking about debt limit and budgets, there's two different things. just so ev

do you have any response to the article that was written by senator joe manchin?where he particularly the conclusion that he made that the administration is improperly. putting the inflation reduction act measures into place right now, let me just first say we have a respectful a productive relationship with senator joe manchin, and we are very proud of the inflation reduction act and our shared goals and values that the president signed into law. as you know this past summer and a couple of things that we are increased, incredibly proud of promoting america's energy security, strengthening supply chains creating good paying manufacturing jobs and investing in energy communities and towns across america that have been left behind. you hear the president talked about building an economy from the bottom up the middle out and making sure no one is left behind. this is what the inflation reduction acts shows and proves, and so we're going to continue to work with senator manchin on those shared priorities and values, including reducing the deficit. and the permitting

so a lot of people, joe manchin and others, are saying, guys, don't get too happy about this indictment. it could blow back up on you. >> republicans are in a position with trump where they can't live with him and can't live without him. they need the base. they want the base. >> listen, at some point -- >> they don't want trump. >> at some point trump is ascending right now. the former president on his way up. his numbers will go up. run polls, a big crowd in it will be like the glory days of 2016. people will be there. now, how long does that stay? does that stay through the second indictment, the third indictment, the fourth indictment? that's the question. if they are, if they do come. >> everyone is trying to figure out the politics. it's important to point out, people are beating up on alvin. if you're the prosecutor, and lawmakers in your state came out with a law that says, we don't want politicians behaving in a bad way. we don't want them doing, lying, cheating and stealing and george santos running the whole state. and that law is on the books. and somebody violates that law,

republicans found a friend in democratic senator joe manchin. >> esgs itself could cover the economy.trojan horse with a green new deal, gets them all the stuff, starves capital from family farms and manufacturers, jobs, makes everything more expensive for hard-working americans. >> reporter: other democrats argue esg goals can and should be a consideration when investing. >> it is one thing if there is a mandate esg be included, i could understand this should be a mandate. if there's not a mandate. >> reporter: with senator john fetterman out and gender -- senator joe manchin republicans will have enough votes to pass this resolution overturning the esg rule that biden has put forward. we will see if it passes today and what president biden decides to do once it lands on his desk. we when john fetterman is out, you can't vote by remote in the senate. supreme court justices seemed skeptical of biden's student loan handouts, watch this? >> what is missing is cost to other persons in terms of fairness. people who paid their loans, people who plan their lives around not seeking loans or

this may be a little extreme that senator manchin and t i are trying to help and we have come up with some bills that hopefully will help were having a problem with some senators but calling on college sports to make it fair for everybody but all 50 states deal with the same basic rules for not getting in the weeds we want players to make money they can transfer anytime they want i do not believe in teaching kids to quit given the opportunity it's too hard i don't like it. i will leave i am fine with them leaving but there has to be a penalty so we're trying to come up with some basics if we can pass it give it to the ncaa and youou build around that butou these three or four things all 50 states have to go by that. right now it is a free-for-all everybody does different things is not a level playing field. >> there needs to be a point where players can afford having two jobs and you have seen many times because you have players that went hungry. if there was not training table on sunday night they did not have a meal. i know they tried to fix that to various innovation. >>es so we us

>> i agreed with a fair number of things we need to do that i was working with senator manchin but i was a little nervous he only talked about renewables. >> that was clear. >> we need permanent reform for everything. to build a bridge, to build a road to build a mine, to build an oil rig to build renewables is all of the above we needed and again this is the administration it depends on who you talk to. it's frustrating with them i agreed with the mansion bill but right after the inflation reduction, or i'm sorry the infrastructure bill which i voted for it wasn't perfect but it had good reform in it the administration performance later puts out new rules that was clearly targeting the oil and gas sector to make it harder to permit. mr. president, your biggest signature achievement just past and now you're putting out regulations that make it harder to produce energy? which they clearly were so i filed what's called a congressional review act which is congresses way to rescind regulations that we don't like. and i put that forward, i got all the unions forward. i got people to build

. >> here's senator manchin reacting to this leaked memo, a little backpedaling but here's what he hadate agenda ahead of the needs of the people of alaska and the united states, your reaction to senator manchin's statement. >> he is absolutely right. the biden administration's goal is to get people to stop using fossil fuels, leaving it in the ground is not going to help anyone. the climate agenda, whether you think that there is a pending climate crisis or not, you have to balance that with impact not just on national security as we've seen with the issue in ukraine, having our ability to make our own fuel is going to protect us from foreign actors, same thing in europe, same thing across the western world. we can't keep depending on imports forever. >> in england they are prioritizing climate change over food security, the british net 0 policy hindering farms, discouraging food production which my question, they are doing that by saying can't use synthetic fertilizers or limiting land use, your reaction to that and do you think it will come to the united states? >> it is already her

paging joe manchin, right , joe manchin. you talked about a lot of policies so i feel like i can talk about what the name of the show is, which is politics, right? ah you heard joe manchin publicly say what i've heard a lot of democrats say privately, which is what's going on in new york. concern about the fact that this is perhaps in the words of a lot of democrats. small ball, potentially potentially indicting donald trump on this stormy daniels payment when you have looming investigations in georgia and on by the feds on the sort of democracy and trying to overturn an election do you agree with that? like i don't know what evidence they have here. you're what i view is more serious cases. yes i politics agree that that's the case. but you know, and all of this, which we? we need to step back for a second. this is a nation of laws. whatever the issue is, the courts and juries will make a decision and i don't believe that congress ought to be engaged in in and going into ongoing investigations. but are there more serious is