let's talk about that and more with the transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr.. how real are the chances that president biden breaks off at least part of this massive plan and tries to pass a more narrow, what's called traditional infrastructure bill first? >> we believe these things fit together. that's why the president rolled them out the way he did. we also believe in having this conversation across the aisle and in both chambers to see where there might be support for something bipartisan. that's a process that's ongoing. we welcome the republicans coming to the table with specific ideas. that's exactly what we're looking forward to getting into in the days ahead. >> infrastructure is so, so important. everyone agrees on that. you say inaction is not an option. so if you could gain some traction with a bipartisan compromise, what would you want to see in a small er bill? there's agreement on what's called traditional infrastructure, but what about other areas, broadband, water, manufacturing, schools, for example? >> we think that broadband is absolutely in

host: that from the transportation secretary pete buttigieg before congressional hearing. according to the american public transportation association, here are some figures. americans took 9.9 billion trips using public transportation in 2019. people boarded public transportation 34 million times each week day. nearly half of americans have no access to public transportation. it does employ more than 445,000 people. on twitter, this comment. the problem with small government is you get small results. joe biden is bringing us back to going big as it should be. the republicans out with their own transportation bill that includes a scaled-down version of what the biden plan includes. shelley more cap about from west virginia -- shelley moore capito outlining some of the details. >> let's define infrastructure. you can see our definition of infrastructure. physical infrastructure. what do people think of in our states when they think about infrastructure? roads and bridges. public transit systems. rail, which could be passenger rail. water and wastewater. i will stop there to

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pete buttigieg popped up, pointing out he sold a hybrid commuter to the u.s. secretary of transportation. my neighbor had been talking to buttigieg's husband all along. this response from the transportation secretary. "good bike. explain why i needed to swing by pizza hut parking lot, but we got there." we go to randy in michigan. caller: i would like to start by thanking you and all of the other men and women it takes to bring us this program. host: we thank you for watching. caller: i live out here in a county of only 58,000 people in the county and we still have public transportation for the folks that cannot get around. we have had public transportation in this country since the wagon trains because the government opened up the west so folks could head out west and open up the nation. that is what we did. we got to have it. i do not know why the people are carrying on. we all have to complain. public transportation is our american spirit. we take care of one another. you take care of yourself and your family, but you work together to build a nation. let's

we hear from transportation secretary pete buttigieg and members of congress on the negotiations. >> what about critics who say all right, payment plans we are going to invest in over eight years and paying for it extends over 15 your window, so people will be paying for it after president biden is present. guest: that is part of responsible budgeting. you make sure you create permanent revenue, even when you are proposing temporary spending. what we know is, we need to make a lot of these investments upfront, in the same way that a responsible business or family might take out a longer-term loan in order to fund an immediate home improvement or an investment in the business. america needs to make sure we are investing in the roads and bridges. we cannot say well, 15 years from now we will get around to it or 20 years from now maybe we will start doing something to tilt up our education and make sure americans can go to community college free of charge. we have to do these things right away so we can collect the benefits of that in our lives, not just in dollars and cents terms, in t

joining us now, transportation secretary, pete buttigieg.me back to fox news sun gley thank you. nice to be back with you. shannon: let's start with reaction to the president's proposal, the ap says it comes out under this infrastructure, it would set a record $3.7 trillion, the national debt will soon breach 30 trillion. the government must borrow 50-cents of every dollar it spends this year and next. even larry summers who was the director of the national economic council has warning, starts off this way, we are printing money, borrowing on an unprecedentedded scale, he goes on to say the dollar is at risk, inflation is potentially going to skyrocket. is larry summers wrong, mr. secretary? >> this is a responsible budget and importantly, all of the proposals for spending and int vestment in the budget -- investment in the budget are paid for. when you look at the out years, the deficit starts going down. you can't get something for nothing. in the near term, we know that we need to make major investments in our roads and bridges and educat

that's the question for transportation secretary pete buttigieg.ry pete buttigieg, good to see you, sir. >> good to be with you. >> so let's talk problem and then we'll talk solution. when it comes to cybersecurity, why wasn't the money for cybersecurity in the bill to start with? >> well, so to be clear, some of the things that are in the bill include making sure that the grants come in with serious plans for cybersecurity because that's what it means to be resilient in the 21st century. let's also recognize that the federal government cannot be alone in promoting cybersecurity. take this situation where you had a private company experience a cyberattack with public consequences. so many of our utilities and other pieces of infrastructure, they're either owned and operated by local governments or often by private actors. and so we need a whole of society approach, not just a whole of government approach, to make sure we're safe and secure. >> secretary, were we caught sleeping on this? in 2020 alone 24,000 u.s. ransomware attacks, state, local gov

i know pete buttigieg has said they had to make major progress. we'll ask him about how much major progress he thinks has been made, but as far as we know right now, dan, they're still a ways apart. >> i want to ask you a question on the international front. we're a little over two weeks now from president biden's upcoming high-stakes meeting with the russian president, vladimir putin, but tensions continue to mount with more reported hacks on american companies, suspected attacks on american diplomats overseas. so what do you think biden's posture is going to be going into this meeting? >> well, he's tried to de-escalate in many ways, although i keep thinking back to george stephanopoulos' interview where president biden called putin a killer. george asked him whether he thought he was a killer and he said, yes, i do. that's one way to go into a meeting, calling the man you're meeting with a killer. but we also have to remember they've met before when joe biden was vice president, certainly, and years before that as well. so i think he's trying t

we'll cover it all this morning with transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >>> plus, the powerhouse round table takes on texas' sweeping bill set to restrict voting. >>> and new this morning, from massive cyberhacking to the mysterious ailment hitting our spies and diplomats, are the russians to blame? former nsa general keith alexander joins our panel of experts. >>> plus -- >> military service. all three of you served. why was that so important? >> three brothers served, a sole survivor remains. >> did you go through a period where, why us? >> one family's extraordinary sacrifice. >> he was invincible, you know, in my mind. >> the emotional interview this morning, and the cia director on the powerful meaning of these dy weekend. it's the unofficial start of summer, and with covid cases con back. another big step in a long return to normalcy. of course, memorial day is at its core, about remembering those who have served and sacrificed. we'll bring you that extraordinary story about a sole survivor, but we begin with the travel surge on the road and in the air. nearly 2 million peo

joining us now in a first on cnbc interview is transportation secretary pete buttigieg mr.> i wanted to kick off in a big picture way following that colonial pipeline hack to ask simply how vulnerable is u.s. infrastructure >> well, you know, as we go into the 2020s, we're going to continue to see cybersecurity issues rank among the other more traditional security issues impacting all of our critical infrastructure right now we're seeing it obviously in the context of pipelines, but really every element of u.s. infrastructure needs to be secured. you know, it's a challenge in the u.s. because, of course, rightly so, our infrastructure is not all controlled and commanded by the public entities often it's in private hands, municipal and state-owned infrastructure and so it's very important to be coordinating with partners in the private sector, in the state and local levels where so much of our utilities, for example, are managed and run to make sure that they're resilient and robust against any threat. >> when you see things like this, do you pause and reconsider the balance

i look forward to hearing from both our witnesses, secretary marcia fudge and secretary pete buttigieg. senator toomey is recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman, secretary fudge and secretary buttigieg welcome to both of you. i a week ago i met with president biden and a group of republican colleagues to discuss a potential bipartisan infrastructure package, secretary buttigieg was there. it was a corrective meeting and i'm encouraged by the president's apparent willingness to negotiate with republicans. i would suggest that there should be three features of an infrastructure package if it's going to have broad partisan support. it should support real, physical infrastructure. that's the platforms we share. the platforms and systems we use to move peoples and goods and services throughout our economy. those are things that most americans understand to be infrastructure. things like roads and bridges and ports and airports and transit. second, a package that we agree to cannot undue the 2017 tax reforms that helped create the best economy of my lifetime. before covid, just a little over

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washington post, "democrats seek to speed up infrastructure based on comments made over the weekend by pete buttigieg." he appeared on fox news sunday and was asked about the middle-class tax increase to pay for all of this. [video clip] >> right now in this moment we have a decision to make. what are we going to do with tax rates? the president is saying, let us not charge middle-class americans more. middle-class americans are paying enough. let's make sure that corporations and the wealthy are paying their share. we believe that is going to raise the kind of revenue we need to fund the proposals the president has put forward. look at the american jobs plan, the infrastructure vision the president put out. the entire thing is paid for across 15 years. by year 16, deficit goes down and do not with one penny from the middle-class. host: let's parse two parts of what the secretary said over the weekend, because the spending would be eight years, the payback would be 15 years, and there has been discussion that middle-class families would pay a price to fund the transportation and infrastructure progra

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joining us now, transportation secretary pete buttigieg.come back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, nice to be you. let's start with reaction to the president $6 trillion budget proposal. it comes out under this infrastructure and says, "this year's deficit that would put a record $3.7 trillion." the government must barlow $0.50 of every dollar it spends this year and next. the directors the biden administration has a warning and it starts up this way, "we are printing money, we are creating government funds, we are borrowing on unprecedented scared stomach scale." he goes on to say that inflation would skyrocket. is he wrong mr. secretary? >> this is a responsible budget and all of the proposals for spending in this budget are paid for. it is one of the reasons why if you look into the out years, they deficit actually starts going down. you can't get something for nothing and in the near term we know we need to make major investments in our roads, bridges, education, health. we can't afford to not do these things because for decades, fra

secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. mr.ing the time this morning. >> good to be with you. >> so first, if we could start on colonial pipeline. based on what you're hearing from the company, when will full service be restored? >> so all of the indications that we have seen so far are very encouraging. the product is moving, but it moves slowly. about five miles an hour in some cases. and so it will take a few days for things to be fully back to normal. and it's one of the reasons why we didn't skip a beat in making sure we're getting other product where it needs to be, whether it's over the water, whether that is with trucks with flexibility our department has provided to try to ease any of those supply disruptions that may continue as we get to full normal operations on the pipeline. >> state officials have made the point that what's really driven the shortage here is panic buying, right? people thinking there's going to be a shortage. they go out and they are filling up and leading to some of this. i wonder what you say to

. >>> "gma" exclusive with pete buttigieg. we go one-on-one with the nation's transportation secretary on the nation's aging infrastructure. >> if one of these systems fails, what could happen here? >> why he says there's no time to waste in order to prevent catastrophe. >>> and falling debris. the rocket tumbling toward earth at 18,000 miles an hour. could air traffic be at risk? the fingers crossed for a splash into the sea. >>> good morning. we are starting with these images you'll see here showing a fedex charter flight containing critical medical supplies that are on its way to india where it's so desperately needed as that country fights the raging pandemic. that's as we've reached another milestone here at home. more than 150 million americans have received at least one dose of the covid vaccine. >> we could -- could be on track to hit president biden's goal of having 70% of the population with at least one shot by july 4th, but there could be a major snag here with vaccine rates going down significantly in the last wee

. >> i love this piece where pete buttigieg -- obama saw the call as talking buttigieg down pushing himressive as his caucus wins he should still be thinking ahead. another case of obama's inflated sense of his own jedi powers, he was guiding buttigieg to triabout dropping out. that's not the message buttigieg heard. it's true and i love the way you put it there. he was the first black president, a huge presence in the democratic party but he thinks he has jedi powers. >> all of the candidates were turning to him over and over again and he was checking in in a way that had never been reported before, with bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, saying how's it going, getting ready for a moment he knew would come when he would probably have to steer the primary toward a resolution. he saw the divisions in the democratic party, he knew that he was going to probably be the only one who could solve it but even after he's talking to them, some of the candidates say it's a great honor, and overwhelmed by it but pete buttigieg wasn't ready to get out of the of the campaign just yet. >> and another pie

it sounds to me that pete buttigieg was putting a deadline on the white house.blicans who gave the last counteroffer last week. house and senate are out this week. congress isn't here. the white house, frankly, has a decision to make along with their democratic allies in both dham burrs, do they think republicans are sincere. do they think senator capito and her colleagues can deliver the votes for something to be done in a bipartisan way or is there time, like secretary buttigieg said there, to fish or cut bait and try to go it alone through reconciliation. that's not an easy process and only going to work if democrats are convinced they have all of their votes ready to go. really the ball is in the white house's court right now. >> and where do you see things going over the last week? is i heard on thursday president biden said to his senior staff, i don't want to go reconciliation. find a way to work with republicans. is that happening in any significant way? >> it's clearly joe biden's desire for them to figure out a way to move forward in a bipartisan fashi

. >> secretary of transportation pete buttigieg can say we have racism baked into our highway system, tim scott is not in position to criticize him. >> pete buttigieg from south bend, indiana things we have racism on the interstate highway system? if he is the authority on racism, not the black senator from south carolina. >> senator tim scott has a very thick skin, courageous for having gone out and given that speech, it doesn't play that well. it can be a political curse, people are mocked and attacked for years to come. he gave an uplifting message that was well-received. worse than that the left couldn't keep themselves behaved, they let out what was in their heart of hearts, he's not allowed to be black because he didn't vote for joe biden. they attacked him with racist attacks like uncle tim, words that are banned from children's libraries because liberals are obsessed with uncle tom's kevin and twitter trying to promote this. it showed who they were. >> the worst thing for the media is to have a minority citizen in america, black, of color, gay as a conservative. heaven for bid

joining to us talk about that is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. bit about whether there's likely to be any bipartisanship when it comes to this the president himself has said he would like to find out, at least decide if there's a bipartisanship he's given it a deadline of maybe memorial day so, where do you think things stand at this point? >> we continue to be hopeful about the bipartisan approach. we've had lots of conversations across the aisle and have been talking to people in both chambers and put forward a counterproposal on friday that reduced our original position by about half a trillion dollars moving closer to the republican counteroffer that's what we've done now we'll see what they come back with obviously, a process like this will have a lot of ups and downs and twists and turns but we don't have a lot of time. we really need to make progress here because as the president often says, inaction is not an option every few days it seems we get another headline about some piece of critical infrastructure in this country not doing what it

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we're honored to welcome secretary marcia fudge and secretary pete buttigieg. president biden promised an administration that reflects the country it serves we're lucky to have two cabinet departments led by former mayors from the industrial heartland. mayors know better than most how america's cities, towns and rural areas are often led to fend for themselves. homes bought up by rich outside investors left empty, roads and bridges falling apart and neighborhoods and workers caught off from opportunity. now we have a once in a generation opportunity to rebuild this country's infrastructure. the investments we make through hud and through d.o.t. will matter for our counted. these are the -- i'm sorry. and will bring down the cost of housing and transportation for workers and their families. these are the costs that matter to most people's lives, your mortgages, utilities, car payment, bus fair. all of these will create jobs and grow local communities. when work has dignity, everyone can afford housing and can afford to get to work. over the past months we've hea

frankly, they're ready to move on and go it alone. >> joining us now, transportation secretary pete buttigieg. secretary buttigieg, thanks for being with us. i want to get to the negotiations on infrastructure in a moment, but first, it's memorial day weekend. 37 million americans are expected to travel this weekend. masks are still required on airplanes and public transportation, despite new cdc guidance that vaccinated individuals are safe and do not need to wearing a masks indoors or outdoors. the biden administration says you will always follow the science. what science is there that says that a fully vaccinated person needs to wear a mask on a plane or a train or a bus? >> so the public health guidance is a little bit different for situations like planes and trains. part of it has to do with unique conditions of the physical space and part of it has to do with the workplace and folks who don't have a choice to be there. these rules and regulations and these bodies of guidance always evolve with the witness. bottom line is, we have a set of rules in place to keep people safe, and i really

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we will hear from transportation secretary pete buttigieg and the members of congress on the negotiations>> talk to me about the critics who say that the payment plans we are talking about, the things we invest in our over an eight year window by paying for it extends over a 15 year window so people will be paying for it long after president biden is president. secretary buttigieg: that is part of responsible budgeting. you make sure you create permanent revenue even when you have temporary spending. we need to make a lot of these investments up front in the same way that a responsible business or family might take out a longer-term loan in order to find an immediate home improvement or investment in a business. america needs to make sure we are investing into roads and bridges. we cannot say 15 years from that we will get around to it or 20 years from now we will do something to build up our education and make sure americans can go to we college free of charge. we have to do these things right away so that we can collect the benefits of that in our lives not just in dollars and cents ter

pete buttigieg says republicans have one week to reach a consensus with democrats. if there's no clear direction by the time congress returns, the white house says it will move on without any gop support. some democrats point to the republican filibuster on the january 6th commission as proof that the opposition is not willing to negotiate in good faith. and they argue that time is running out for any meaningful legislation. as bernie sanders put it on twitter, quote, the american people want action, not never-ending negotiations and obstructionism. let's get into it. with me, garrett haik, and peter baker. welcome to you all. kelly, i want to start with you. the white house aiming for some major legislative wins with major dollars behind it. what is the plan to get it done? >> one of the challenges has been the flurry of activity at the beginning of the president's term, suggesting there was a way to get things done. then it slowed down. the white house is looking for real action, bipartisanship on infrastructure. today was supposed to be a critical see where the w

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it's been a good faith effort that has been started. >> joining me now, transportation secretary pete buttigiegthat i leased a hybrid. but has this incident made you think differently about the way that the transportation package should be put together? you have this koch brothers allied company paying a ransom because they were attacked and couldn't bill people. it feels like maybe, i don't know, you need more regulation, maybe more public, less private, koch brothers private ownership? >> the first thing it shows is just how important infrastructure is. you have a piece of infrastructure owned by a private company that most people hadn't heard of a week ago, and it's disrupted up and down the eastern seaboard. we're only as strong as our weakest link. and that's why the president's executive order was an important step. we have so much more to do, to be more resilient and to be harder targets for these cyber threats. but it's also shown how an administration can come together and draw different elements of our different levers that all of us can pull to get something done. from the get-go, th

can pressure the republican congressman, that is going on, now we have transportation secretary pete buttigiegcretary climate envoy john kerry saying yes pipes are good and pipes are the way to go, let's listen to pete buttigieg. >> transportation, do you agree with secretary of energy when she says that pipelines are the best way to transport fuel? >> of course it depends on the context nobody is proposing that we establish a pipeline that goes directly to every gas station or community in the country. >> let me give you more context, do you think that the important comments by the secretary of energy relates to transporting fuel through a pipeline is important enough for us to revisit the xl pipeline project or did that statement not include the xl pipeline. >> in my view it does not support any change to the administration on the axle pipeline, it is certainly the case that over certain long distance and context, it makes sense down pipelines, one thing our department is proud of is the work that we do through the pipeline and hazardous material safety administration to make sure to place m

white house officials and pete buttigieg will be meeting with senate republicans trying to hammer out a deal on a slimmed down infrastructure package. to chad pergram on capitol hill with the very latest. hi, chad. >> good afternoon. gop senators huddle in about 25 minutes with the secretary of the transportation, pete buttigieg and gina ray mondo. they talked last week with president biden. shelly moore capito of west virginia said the president asked them to make a counter offer. mitch mcconnell is deferring to capito. she's the lead gop member on the committee on public works. >> i've asked senator capito to be our leader on that. she's produced a bill of around $600 billion that she thinks makes sense. i'm comfortable with where she has taken us so far. >> again, the problem here is that democrats realize that they can't use special senate rules to avoid a filibuster to pass a multi-trillion infrastructure bill. with 50 senators, the democrats need gop help. >> it's clearly preferred to do this on a bipartisan basis. >> martha: fox has told part of the gop counter offer is extendi

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for pete buttigieg, every week is infrastructure week. to be fair it is his job. instead of finding new ways to inject racial justice into america's bridges and highways mayor pete and the rest of the biden team needs to make sure a cyberattack like this never happens again. after all the colonial pipeline delivers 100 million gallons of gas every single day to the east coast. diesel, gasoline, heating oil, jet fuel have been cut off for the past six days. plan b, take all that stuff, put it on trucks and trains. not so fast. here is secretary granholm again. >> these are not easy solutions pause there may or may not be the right railcars there may or may not be the deep water ports available. this is why we have doubled down on ensuring that there is an ability to truck oil, in gas in. but it's the pipe is the best way to go. >> brian: did she just say the pipeline is the best way to go? so why did the biden administration keep killing pipeline projects? how does a group of russian hackers manage to hold our gas pipelines hostage that we didn't until now. how can

. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg met with republicans today to talk infrastructure.hs in later in the show. but how do you hammer out a deal -- seriously, how do you hammer out a deal with the party that is pushing the big lie in arizona and trying to whitewash the insurrection on capitol hill? how do you do that? how do you do it? because that's the gop today. own it. all of you. we also have some breaking news tonight that i know you want to hear about new york state's investigation of trump, the trump organization. we're going to tell you what it all means for the former president. lots more, next. as your busi, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. tonight, i'll be eating a pork banh mi with extra jalapeños. [doorbell rings] thanks, baby. yeah, we 'bout to get spicy for this virtual date. spicy like them pajama pants. hey, the camera is staying up here. this is no

and in my conversation with pete buttigieg, when i asked him whether they break this up, do something small on infrastructure and do something with only democrats that's a little broader with that, he said it's not the mechanism we care about. we don't care how this gets done, we just want to see it done. i think for the course of several months, this is why our eyes will be focused. >> thank you to our special s.a.l.t. correspondent, peter alexander, and favorite antagonist, hans nichols. >>> we will consider this continuation with white house comic adviser jared bernstein a little later this hour. >>> up next -- the plans to oust congresswoman liz cheney, but could that make her stronger? >>> and the strongest couple splitting up. what bill and melinda's divorce means for philanthropy, public health and a whole lot more. hea. but i know what time it is. [whispering] it's grilled cheese o'clock. a capsule a day visibly fades the but i dark spots away.t is. new neutrogena® rapid tone repair 20 percent pure vitamin c. a serum so powerful dark spots don't stand a chance. see what i mean

we ride the rails with transportation secretary pete buttigieg. who's pushing the president's massive infrastructure plan, a proposal with ambitious goals and a huge price tag. >> there's a conversation about a big best on big government that president biden is making. 6 trillion in new spending. are we asking government to do too much? >> we think what needs to happen now is a real and major investment because we've done too little. >> all that, plus speaking his truth. elliott page, sitting down with oprah in an emotional interview months after revealing he is transgender. >> all i know is the degree of comfort, sense of home, ability to be present, feels so profound and life changing. >> the oscar nominated actor known for roles, why he is speaking out now, who he hopes to help today, saturday may 1st. 2021. >>> from nbc news this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer. >>> welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning, may day. happy may day to you. it is not feeling like it in d.c. wind gusts are

thursday look at the biden administration's infrastructure proposals with transportation secretary, pete buttigiegthe secretary of housing and urban, development martha, fudge testifying, watch thursday 10 am eastern on c-span 3, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3, thursday, night a look at the history between the united states and france, we begin with author christie who talks about the french officers who fought with the continental army against the british and american revolution. she explains their experiences fighting for enlightenment ideals, eventually led to a revolution in france itself within a decade. the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati hosted this event. watch thursday beginning at 8 pm eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. and now a u.s. army phone from september of 1950 were u.s. led forces in south korean war and retreat. the f

and buttigieg doesn't really know biden at that point it's pete buttigieg, who you've met. right?calling me a racist. but what i got out in the book, that i had not known until i started reporting for the book, is that jill biden was on a phone call with some supporters a little bit after the debate, and she was so mad you forget sometimes, jill biden in these elegant dresses, underneath is like the philly girl right? and she said, you know, "with the life that he's led, the work that he's done, to stand up there and you call him a racist? go [ bleep ] yourself. [ laughter ] >> seth: so they -- you know, for people who might not know what opposition research actually means, but you write that, you know, based on this biden went so far as to -- did he go through with putting together opposition research for kamala >> yeah, these are research that people who go through tax records and every possible public thing and private thing a person's ever done with the intention of finding bad stuff and the biden campaign had not -- and you know, we can forget about it given all that's happen

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pete buttigieg says talks can't go on forever.e says a clear direction on a plan is needed by next week, but both sides remain far apart. republicans last offered a $900 billion plan compared to president biden's $1.7 trillion plan. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu may be on the brink of losing power after a record 12 years in office. opposition party leaders are seeking to form a coalition government to replace him. netanyahu says his opponents will endanger israel's security. >>> time now for a look at your memorial day weather. so cold weather and clouds will finally move out of the northeast today, but scattered storms are expected across kansas and missouri. in parts of oklahoma and texas, we'll also see some thunderstorms for their holiday. looking at today's high temperatures, new england will be in the 60s, finally warming up into the 70s from new york to d.c. 80s across the southeast, and triple digit temperatures are expected across parts of california, southern nevada and arizona today. 85 in miami, 88 in n

thursday a look at the biden administration's infrastructure proposals with transportation secretary pete buttigiege secretary of housing and urban development, marcia, blige testifying before a senate committee, watch live thursday at 10 am eastern on c-span 3, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. thursday night a look at the history between the united states and france. we begin with author christie who talks about the french officers who fought with the continental army since the british in the american revolution. she explains their experiences fighting for like meant ideals eventually led to revolution in france itself within a decade. the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati hosted this about. watch thursday beginning at 8 pm eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. the suez army phone from the national archives describes how psychological warfare was used during the korean war. the film shows r