joining me now, senator mitt romney of utah. thank you for joining us.released the names of the 13 service members killed in kabul and that includes a service member in your state. his parent say he was the best son parents could ask for. how will staff sergeant hoover be remembered? >> as an american hero. these young men and women showed passion and courage to help evacuate those who would come here legally. it's very much in keeping with our extraordinary national heritage. >> you have said it's unthinkable that the u.s. would leave anyone behind. you heard jake sullivan talk about how august 31st is not a cliff and some people might be left behind. to be fair, the white house says another terrorist attack at the airport is imminent, which is obviously complicating the evacuation efforts. should the u.s. stay? should there be a u.s. military presence in the kabul airport until every american citizen and legal permanent resident and afghan siv applicant is gone, even if that means service members staying for weeks and months? of course, there's this re

guest: mitt romney has an extensive background in infrastructure. he has been involved in state transportation policy matters as well as having policy background when it comes to transportation and infrastructure. when you look at his record and his resume, the other senators involved were mark warner of virginia. kyrsten sinema was one of the lead negotiators. these are senators who are part of the commerce committee that handle freight and ray -- rail. a quick footnote, the dpw highway authorization -- epw how authorization package, they have a staff that is very well fluent on these matters. they are working with the leadership of the committee. in crafting this. not only were they crafting this, they were relying on the work that the u.s. house did on their highway bill. to emulate certain provisions. enhance other provisions. to determine a path forward on how they put together the legislation. when the bell is debated on the floor during the amendment process, it would be the leadership of theebw committees -- the ebw committees. host: --, go

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mitt romney said he is undecided on it. he already voted against the for the people act.things -- number one, democratic senator joe manchin who has been a thorn in the side of his own party needs his head examined when he talks about the need to protect our voting rights in a bipartisan way. a bipartisan way does not exist. it's going to be filibustered. number two, they may have stood up to donald trump, when it comes to voting rights, the likes of liz cheney, adam kinzinger, mitt romney are not your friends. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred... ...as have certain cancers, including lymphoma, and tears in the stomach or intestines, and ch

look, this is mitt romney's bill. this is rob portman's bill.t of the united states. we're not going to have two years where we have the rob portman agenda or mitt romney agenda. we're going to have the joe biden agenda. this is his achievement on a bipartisan bill and we'll get the rest of his agenda and we will pass it by the end of the year. >> this bipartisan bill has overwhelming public support. i've seen numbers in the 70% range. i think that has to do with the perception of what is infrastructure. and by that i mean this. i went to your website and you like many others, i do it, cite the american society of civil engineers. and i think their most recent grade for our infrastructure is a c-minus in this country. but congressman, i'm putting on the screen right now how they define and i think how the public defines infrastructure. aviation, broadband, drinking water, levees, public parks, roads, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. not the definition that you're using in the so-called human infrastructure bill. i guess my question is do you thi

notice that she referred as a move by trump republicans, i'm a republican she didn't call me a mitt romney. bush republican or whoever he or she is a 22 to four although for that person. this shows you how desperate they are, we have four seasons winter, fall, spring, summer and fire he lies and governor newsom of how many trees he cleared away in dead vegetation, even the l.a. times in any newspaper said that he actually lied about how much he cleared, i don't know what he's doing but all his sons enjoyed in person private education will shutting down public school education for everybody else. 75% of black boys in california could not read proficiency and nearly 50% cannot and he abided by the teachers union and shut schools down for an entire year after the cdc said we resume in person schooling which are in precautions, the number one funder of gavin newsom they enjoy a whole year of being paid while doing virtual education and he appeared almost on the brink of giving him another year of a paid vacation essentially because again totally beholden to the teachers union one of the things

so there -- mitt romney obviously has minced no words about it.minced no words about it. there are people who see it clear eyed but you're right. it's taken over too many people, too many republicans. >> absolutely. >> yeah. how to -- how to get through to those people is -- i mean, that's hard because i think it's -- i hope it's okay to say that when you see ashli babbitt and you learn about her background. and you -- there is -- you have to have some sympathy for some of the people and what got them to that point. >> they were lied to. lied to. yeah. >> they are being lied to now about vaccines, about the election, about so many things. and until leaders truly stand up and put country over politics, our -- we are in a very dangerous situation. >> i just want to note, amanda, the house select committee investigating the insurrection has now sent letters to 15 social media companies requesting data on the rioters and -- and regarding how election misinformation spread on those platforms. what do you think they are hoping to find? >> i am hope -- i

we as a nation need to invest in our infrastructure utah republican senator mitt romney says both democrats and republicans want to invest in roads. bridges, railways broadband in water all these elements and more. are addressed in this bipartisan infrastructure agreement. but democrats are pushing to marry this infrastructure package to their 3.5 trillion dollar budget bill focused on climate change paid leave and health care. the 2 track process is moving along. it's been a process that has in a very good process. it's taken a while, but it's going to be worth it. house speaker nancy pelosi echoed the sentiment, which makes some republican lawmakers worried about the future of the infrastructure bill in the house reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, a fire breaks out near a gas station on the peninsula. we have the incredible video coming up after the break. >> on the peninsula. a massive fire in redwood city sent thick black smoke into the skies near a valero gas station and whipple avenue and veterans boulevard just east of highway

utah republican senator mitt romney says both president biden and former president donald trump are to blame. the war is not over. we're just in a weaker position and the president is set to be briefed on the evolving situation this morning. reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer and you can find much more on local efforts. go ahead and take out your phone scan. that qr code on your screen. >> well, going directly over to our web page at kron 4 dot com with all the latest details in ways that you can help. >> coming up on the problem to a service resumes in the south bay. but at a limited capacity. we're going to have an update on the lines available to write this morning. and east bay community comes together to pray for the victims in a crash that injured several teens and killed one. we have that story when we get back. strong winds and flooding from hurricane ida has it batters the state of louisiana. we're going live report in new orleans this morning. >> hurricane ida has weakened to a category 2 storm as it continues to batter the state of louisiana. the storm now tracking nor

repeat itself, and i really admire the courage she's had here to stand up to say that, along with mitt romney and a few others. my proudest moment as a senator so far was when senator blunt and vice president pence and i were walking through the broken glass, just the three of us, with two young women holding that mahogany box full of the ballots that still hadn't been counted at 3:00 in the morning and walking over to the house chamber, where representative cheney and speaker pelosi and everyone was there to take those ballots to finish our job. this is our democracy. there is a moment where politics end at the door. and liz cheney gets that. and that's why -- one ofhe reasons i've taken this on in my book "antitrust," because i see these monopolies and what's happening right now as also a major threat to our democracy and our way of life, and i'm willing to come out and say it. so that's what this is about. >> senator amy klobuchar, thank you for joining me on "firing line." >> this was an incredibly interesting convsation, and i look forward to being on again. thanks, margaret. >> we'll we

he is mitt romney, he is sober and he believes in hierarchy and his country is written and he loves his hometown with his boston area, that he had been born 20 years earlier he would not have been picking between them, but he does and so i do try to widen the cast of characters beyond the first four credits in this and of course jefferson, madison, franklin and harrison. smack you also mentioned benjamin franklin. the way it almost selzer conversation, images are involved. can you tell us about this great cartoon that franklin generates very early on in the conversation. >> yes, so he sets a gene genius and he invents a lightning rod and social institutions in the first secular university and he's also someone that invents the world's first real political cartoon and it's not from britain and it's a very democratic culture. and it is the picture of a snake that is cut up into pieces and he has a slogan. it is the first viral means in which we could say hash tag join. the colleagues after work together with the mother country to deceive the french in the early stages what would become th

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in june a bipartisan group of senators led by mitt romney fire was a good idea to engage with president biden on an infrastructure bill that would cost hundreds of billions of deal, the deal included a pledge that it would be a stand alone. it wouldn't be linked with this $3.5 trillion spendarama they were using to pass through reconciliation meaning they only need a simple majority. president biden couldn't remember what he said to him about the negotiation so he ended up tipping the democrats hands. >> these measures to come to you. do you see any strength in this process? how do you anticipate what you will do? >> president biden: it didn't come with my assignment. laura: this made republicans look like charlie brown with pelosi as lucy grinning holding the football. >> you support nancy pelosi's stated plan until the senate, do you support that? >> president biden: the bipartisan bill was understood as the second part of it. not just for getting about what i proposed. laura: everyone knew there would be another bill linked to this. a few days later president biden claimed he misspok

i'm talking mitch mcconnell, roy blunt, mitt romney, lindsey graham, senator cassidy and others, they all supported biden's 2700 page infrastructure bill that is paving the way for tandem consideration of the $3.5 trillion behemoth budget bill. hello, inflation, hello higher taxes, and this regulation, new entitlements, and goodbye fiscal responsibility, a total abdication. i'm sickened by what the republicans have done. speaking of application, what is happening at the southern border is worthy of impeachment, there've been more encounters there just this year than the populations of eight us states, governors in non-border states are being kept in the dark. do you know how many migrants have been shipped to florida. are you given any notice? >> no notice, they do not tell us. we have to do investigations but they do fly people in, they fly in unaccompanied minors. >> we've arrived at the point that reminds me of another time in the not-too-distant past when the obama administration was also up to no good. >> this is america. how many of you want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage w

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several weeks ago, joe manchin from virginia on the one hand, mitt romney republican on the other handey said we can hammer out a classic, traditional infrastructure bill, and that is what they have done. chuck schumer, who is the head of the committee that is going to have to see this vote through ahead of this group, says it is a matter of days before gets past. romney says he sees no disagreements, so he is optimistic. here is what is in the bill. roads and bridges is the traditional part. $110 billion. electric grid upgrades, $73 billion. rail and amtrak, really important if you want to move people fast, $6 billion. broadband expansion, one of the leading economies in the world should have more broadband. drinking water and transit, they are all getting plenty of money. going back to joe manchin, he was on face the nation, he was on cnn today. he said that he sees the vote perhaps today, sunday night. the amendments starting on monday. he sees a vote by thursday. and he is confident it will pass. here is what he said. >> i think by this evening hopefully we can start the process, h

now in june, a bipartisan group of senators led by mitt romney thought it was a good idea to engage with president biden on this thing called an infrastructure bill that would cost hundreds of billions of dollars. now the deal included biden's pledge and all together in one room that it would be a stand-alone. in other words, it would not be $3.5 trillion that the democrats cooking up to past reconciliation which means only a simple majority. of course, biden is so out of it he couldn't remember what he said to him about the negotiation and so he ended up tipping the democrats hand. >> [indistinct double] >> laura: this made the republicans look like charlie brown with lucy, holding the football. >> do you support nancy pelosi's plan to hold a bipartisan bill in the house until the senate will pass? do you support that from her? >> yes, fully. the bipartisan bill from the very beginning will have to be second partisanship. >> laura: everyone knows there will be a bill. a few days later, biden claimed he misspoke. but we all know what he said about the two bills being one bill is the trut

do you think if blm burns your house down, ben sasse would notice or mitt romney would care?? no.t party to change and for you to be part of that change. >> adam laxalt.com. >> tucker: before we go there is new questions and new evidence about how ilhan omar got citizenship. that marriage, and there's an investigation on that. see you tomorrow. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we begin with what is chilling a fox news alert. in moments the 45th president of the end of the states donald trump states donald trump will joining us live on camera to respond to the gut wrenching disaster that is now unfolding inside afghanistan as 10,000 plus american citizens are trappedze inside the country and we see no immediate plan to geth them out as joe biden has been asleep at the wheel for days. we expect, oh, you might moment

but utah senator mitt romney says he told both the trump and biden administrations to leave a small troop presence behind. >> so pulling out means we're less safe and also record record highs. the war is not over. where does in a weaker position. we don't have boots on the ground with just days left in afghanistan. the u.s. carried out another air strike against a suspected isis k car bomb that was threatening the airport. >> congressman seth moulton of massachusetts and congressman peter meijer of michigan who made an unannounced trip to afghanistan last week told cnn this outcome was preventable. >> we wouldn't have had to put brands in this position. if we had started the evacuation much earlier and we need to realign our strategic and operational priorities to ensure that it never happens again. and as of now, the white house is sticking with that august 31st withdrawal reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> back to you. >> and back now to the breaking news we're following with the called or fire all of south lake tahoe is under some form of evacuation right now because the fire is

i'm talking mitch mcconnell, roy blunt, mitt romney, lindsey graham, senator cassidy, and others. they all supported biden's 2700 page so-called phony infrastructure bill that's paving the way for a tandem consideration of the $3.5 trillion behemoth budget bill. hello, inflation. hello, higher taxes. and less regulation, new entitlement, and goodbye, fiscal responsibility. it is a total evocation. i am sickened by what the republicans have done. now speaking of advocating. what is happening at the southern border is worthy of impeachment. they're a bit more encounters they are this year populations of eight u.s. states. and governors in nonborder states are being kept in the dark. do you know how many migrants have been shipped to florida? are you given any notice? >> no notice, they do not tell us, we have to do -- investigations, but they do fly people in unaccompanied minors. >> laura: we've arrived at a point that kind of reminds me of another time in the not-so-distant past where the obama administration was also up to no good. >> this is america, how many of you people want

. >> imagine this coming out of mitt romney? >> no of course not. >> look.hese guys like mccarthy they know how to play this game. they go in they get favor from the rich and powerful and then they go and they speak to people who understand this language. this is encouraging violence. this is sending part of a larger message to encourage those who want to intimidate people who support democracy. it's really not complicated and we are to just call it out for what it is. it's intimidation by violence by a leader in a major party of the united states. >> but he's not going to pay a price for it by his party. >> of course he won't. he does it because he gets applauded that's with the entire infrastructure in both the party was behind and january 6th. the president in his way out staff, the senators in the congressman and their staff. donors attorney generals out there, and they are terrified. >> the fundraising continues. thank you both we appreciate it. coming up, what you need to know about flying this summer, amid a new wave of flight canceling's when. the 11

and they know that if republicans take back the house and the senate it's not going to be mitt romneyeney running congress. it's not going to be republicans who want to build bridges and solve problems. it's going to be people like kevin mccarthy who are leading their party's total submission to the radical right. >> let's talk about infrastructure. something obviously near and dear to your district. you tweet about high-speed rail. the senate will return to session to discuss this bill. how optistic are you that you'll like what you see tonight and also there will be significant movement this week? >> it's not everything i want, but it is pretty much everything i need. this is a bill, first of all, that creates massive numbers of really good jobs. the kind you can't automate and the kind you can't outsource to another country. it builds a lot more than just bridges and highways and roads that this is about broadband internet and about the water pipes that deliver water to our homes and it's about massively upgrading our national power grid. so important for anyone who wants us to mov

, of course, chuck grassley john hoeven, mitch mcconnell lisa murkowski, rob portman jim risch, mitt romneydd young. now, a few of these people plan to retire soon, thank heaven t but most of them intend to get reelected at some point. and it might be good if voters made that impossible.. a youtube personality called chris chan has just been arrested in virginia on, of all things, incest charges. authorities say he was having sex with a 79-year-old who is his grandmother. they classified chris chan as a female and that means chris chan, and accused sex criminal would have been housed in a women's prison. chan is now being considered a man by the jail. but this is not an isolated incident. many prisons in this country do housed biological men with women. this is something we predicted -- many predicted -- and were laughed at. kara danskyre was one of the people who predicted this, the president of the u.s. chapter of the women's human rights campaign, and she joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. i remember very live avidly when you sat on our air, if we don't put the brakes on thi

republican senator mitt romney says the other side got everything they wanted after the senate vote. final action would not take place until the house returns from recess. the u.s. has formally blamed iran for the attack of an israeli linked anchor -- linked anchor. u.s. navy experts say they believe the ship was struck by a drone, killing two crewmembers. iran has denied response ability. china is now in the midst of its oddest coronavirus outbreak since emerged in the late 2019. there are cases in 14 of the countries -- of the country's 42 provinces. it is the biggest acquisition ever yet for square, the digital payment platform led by twitters jack dorsey. square has agreed to pay $29 billion for australian bu nowy -- -- buy now, pay later company after pay. simone biles withdrew from most of her events because of mental health issues, but she will compete in the balance beam final tomorrow. bilws -- biles won the bronze on the beam in rio four years ago -- in rio five years ago. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists a

even mitt romney won't back the for the people act. >> yeah, what's remarkable is the jop lewis voting rights act and the voting rights act itself was supported by republicans up through and until the mid-2000s. only a new phenomenon that the republicans have so thoroughly turned against democracy so as much as we sense acute crisis both on january 6th as well as today facing this crisis and this exact kind of fear that you're describing that you have, you also have to realize there's a deeper underlying problem, a chronic problem of our dem democracies that the republican party is no longer behaving like a democratic party. and as long as it continues to behave like a nondemocratic political party, we'll careen from crisis to crisis and continue to feel like we're in a state of emergency. that at the end of the day is the underlying problem that the world is facing. >> yeah, and i do hope that joe biden is listening to what you're saying, daniel, because that's a key point about the republican party. steven, one last question to you. what would you like to see happen this week? how do

my analogy would be he is mitt romney. he's harvard educated he's so bernie's a traditionalist. he believes in hierarchy and he loves his country but his country is britain and he loves his hometown which is boston. he wouldn't have to pick between them but he doesn't end up picking his king. i do try to widen the cast of characters. the first is washington adams jefferson madison and of course franklin and hamilton. >> in a way your title almost sells your conversation that it isn't just words but also images that are involved. tells about the great cartoon that franklin generates very early on in this conversation. >> he's such a genius, he events bicycles and invents the franklin stove and invents the lightning rod. he invents social institutions the first philosophical association and he also invents the world's first political cartoon. it's not -- it comes from america and a very democratic culture. it's 1754 the picture of the snake that is cut up into pieces and it has a slogan. it's the first viral meme and today you could say #join or die and in 1754 the colonies have t

mitt romney would care? for the party to change and you to be a part of the change. >> adam laxalt.com, i hope people will support. >> tucker: before we go, they are new questions tonight and new evidence on how ilhan omar got citizenship, she married her brother, new investigation on that. we will have the details tomorrow, and laura logan on tucker carlson today at 4:00 p.m. eastern on foxnation.com. see you tomorrow. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," we begin with what is a chilling fox news alert, and moments according to the president of the united states donald trump will join us live on camera to respond to the gut wrenching disaster that is now unfolding inside afghanistan as 10,000 plus american citizens are trapped inside the country, and we see no immediate plan to get them out as joe biden has been asleep at the wheel for days. we expect oh, he might momentarily arrive back from his vacation at the white house.

the question for every united states senator is very simple, do you believe we should have the mitt romneyda -- which is basically the bipartisan deal using joe biden who a leftist president of the united states is entitled to his agenda? if you believe we should have the joe biden agenda, i don't see how you vote no on the reconciliation package once the house -- not amy: what will happen with that senate with manchin and sinema? >> that is joe biden's agenda. $3.5 trillion is directly with the white house propose, directly with president biden ran on. i just don't see how any senator votes against it once pu comes to shove. sure, they may right now may be making noise about things they want to see differently, but as long as we stick to the facts that the 3.5 trillion dollars already represents a compromise -- as you remember, bernie sanders started out at 6 trillion dollars -- and the 3.5 trillion dollars doesn't have a single thing in there that president biden did not propose or run on, i am confident that we will not have a united states senator on our side vote against this presiden

my analogy would be, is mitt romney, he's harvard educated, be sober, traditionalist, he believes incountry but his country is bitten any of his hometown which a is boston if hs lucky enough to be in for 20 years earlier, he would not have had to pick between them but he does and he ends up taking his king. so i do trying to write beyond the first residents of washington avenue jefferson madison and of course franklin and hamilton. >> you just mentioned benjamin franklin and in a way for title almost sells your conversational because it's also images involved. so tell us about this great cartoon franklin generate rated very early on in this conversation. erakhil: so he is such a genius, he invents bifocals, and the franklin stove any advance the lightning rod. he invents social institutions in the first secular university amending library to philosophical station but is also invents the world's first real political cartoon. it's not from britain, comes from america early on americans and very democratic culture and it is simple it is 1754, the picture of a snake that is cut up into p

that means lisa murkowski, the 19 that we mentioned, that means mitt romney, that means ben sasse.to support this bill? are they -- or are they going to hold strong? will any democrats jump over? >> maybe i'm naive but i do believe that we will hold together on the reconciliation bill. i do. if i come back, if i'm allowed to come back and apologize for making that prediction. we better. we better. >> sean: the next question, will be 50 democrats, will they stay united? >> oh, yes. oh, yes. >> sean: soo we lose in the senate. >> yes, yes. >> sean: america loses. >> senator schumer, let's face it, the democrats stick together much better than the republicans. on this infrastructure. if senator schumer told my democratic friends to join the taliban and they would say where's the line? they would be together. >> sean: senator kennedy of louisiana. we appreciate it. when we come back, we have an exclusive, shocking report. sara carter at the border and dana loesch weigh in on what's really happening the lies that are told every day about what they say is not happening at the border when

going to be reasonable voting rights reforms and voting rights protections that you can get the mitt romneyslisa murkowski for or manchin enough to change the filibuster. what i worry about is you have texas democrats and activists doing the lord's work out there fighting for this. and then you have a bunch of politicians who are saying, well, we need to figure out how to get to 60 votes but not willing to make any sacrifices to get there. and so i worry that's a recipe for nothing happening between 2022. i think they need to figure out what is possible, what can they get manchin and romney, et cetera on board for. that might not be anything activists want and activists should push for more. right now i'm not seeing any practical momentum on voting rights in the way we've seen it on infrastructure and that's concerning. >> as we talk with them, as you know, we met with them, martin luther king iii and i met with them a couple weeks ago. they can't even come up -- i'm talking about members of the senate -- on why they cannot put something on the table that can be -- that can pass. dana, you h

graham, chuck grassley, john hoeven, mitch mcconnell, lisa murkowski, rob portman, james risch, mitt romneyf mississippi. that's what they're doing in your name. are they defending you, standing up for your country? no, they voted for pete buttigieg's fake infrastructure bill. that's it for us. a new book. it's a pretty good book called "the long slide." order it from tuckercarlson.com. you can cut the big tech out of the way. have a great evening. and we head over to sean hannity. >> sean: the reckless spending on capitol hill, it continues, yeah, the rino republicans that you just heard. inflation skyrocketing. all across the country and we are literally stealing money from our own children. republicans are helping to enable it. the $1 trillion down payment on the green new deal just passedld the senate with republican support. senator john kennedy said the bill was full of stupid stuff. keep in mind the 1 trillion is in addition to the 600 billionri already spent on top of the 3.5 trillion the democrats will use in the reconciliation project

. >> can you imagine this coming out of mitt romney? >> no of course not.y. they know how the play the game. they curry favor from the rich and powerful and they go out and speak to people who understand this language of violence. this is encouraging violence. this is sending directives to a larger message stream who encourage those that want to intimidate people who want to vote and support democracy. it's not complicated. we have to call it out for what it is, intimidation for violence by a major leader in the party. >> but he is not going pay a price for it within his party? >> of course he doesn't. he gets applauded when he goes out. that's why he does it. that's what the party is. the entire infrastructure of the republican party was behind january 6th, the white house and the staff and senators and congressman and their staff. donors, attorney generals out there, and that is what is terrifying. >> the fundraising continues. thank you both, appreciate it and coming up, what do you need to know about flying this summer, amid a new wave of flight cancell

he was the african-american officer who basically saved mitt romney's life by taunting terrorists androm the chamber. now we have officer byrd coming forward, talking about the danger he was in and how he had to shoot ashli babbit. i want you to talk a little bit about what is the significance of two of the most known heroes of this insurrection on january 6th being black men and the unique dangers that they face in standing up to these groups that may not be the same for some of the white officers who were also defending congress. >> right. thank you, jason. i mean full stop we know that january 6th had racist undertones and overtones. you know, the president of the united states at the time jinned up his base to then go overthrow the capitol and we saw the swastikas there, we saw the confederate flags. we know many of the people if not the vast majority of the people believe that america should be for a certain type of white individual, not for immigrants and definitely not for people of color and people of african descent. when we think about how black people have defended this cou

we as a nation need to invest in our infrastructure utah republican senator mitt romney says both democrats republicans want to invest in roads. bridges, railways broadband in water all these elements and more. are addressed in this bipartisan infrastructure agreement. but democrats are pushing to marry this infrastructure package to their 3.5 trillion dollar budget bill focused on climate change paid leave and health care. the 2 track process is moving along. it's been a process that has in a very good process. it's taken a while, but it's going to be worth it. house speaker nancy pelosi echoed the sentiment which makes some republican lawmakers worried about the future of the infrastructure bill in the house reporting in washington. i'm basil john. a 21 is the time. and coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news and other violent robbery in oakland's chinatown and now local leaders are speaking out. >> again about the push to end violence against the asian community. we'll be right back. >> a big story this morning. a good samaritan shot and a violent robbery in the east bay. now the

you can see there on the right side of your screen, mitt romney from utah engaging in conversation with susan collins of maine. i think we see bernie sanders just walking by as well. we can also tell you that the senior senator from south carolina, lindsay graham spotted there in the upper chamber for the vote. of course, for those of you who have been following over the past week or so senator graham was diagnosed with covid and we can tell you that he was there in the senate wearing a mask a short time ago as we see senator tom cotton of arkansas there in the distance maskless, and so is lisa murkowski of alaska. let me turn to garrett haake, and he spends a lot of time covering both houses of congress. we can let our viewers and listeners know mitch mcconnell was a yes vote on the infrastructure bill. is that a separate at all? >> no, mitch mcconnell has said from the word go that infrastructure was something on which he thought there could be bipartisan progress, and i think it's interesting to note his three lieutenants all republican senators with the first name of john all voted

but utah senator mitt romney says he told both the trump and biden administrations to leave a small troop presence behind. >> so pulling out means we're less safe and also record record highs. the war is not over. where does in a weaker position. we don't have boots on the ground with just days left in afghanistan. the u.s. carried out another air strike against a suspected isis k car bomb that was threatening the airport. >> congressman seth moulton of massachusetts and congressman peter meijer of michigan who made an unannounced trip to afghanistan last week told cnn this outcome was preventable. >> we wouldn't have had to put brands in this position. if we had started the evacuation much earlier and we need to realign our strategic and operational priorities to ensure that it never happens again. and as of now, the white house is sticking with that august 31st withdrawal reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> back to you in just a few minutes. we will take you to sacramento to show you how folks there are now coming together to marines seriously injured in those attacks a little bit