tim scott, cory booker, karen bass in congress are working on this, and i'm hoping we will get legislation in a bipartisan fashion. jacqui: all right. thank you both so much for being with us. we'll talk to you again soon. >> thank you. griff: as several states see new spikes in covid infections, there is renewed concern over whether folks may need to mask up again. we'll have the latest numbers next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel.

senator tim scott has been waiting a long time to be able to do something like this.portant. but to to what vince just said about how muriel bowser, sorry, the mayor of d.c., black lives matter doesn't mean that blue lives don't matter, and that's not what people in america think today. the vast majority of police officers understand that black lives matter. it's about treating every single person in this country with dig dignity, respect and equality. doesn't take anything away from police officer. i don't want to see them demonized, but i don't think that's fair to -- >> the organization is an unserious organization that has no regard, ultimately, for black lives, and here's why i say that. the numbers support it. among unarmed black men who were killed last year at the hands of police, 17. the number of black people killed in homicides, 8600. black lives matter never tock those deaths seriously -- took those deaths seriously, and democrats politicians signed on to that, demonized these cops and chased them off the force. the people committing the crimes don't belie

mark warner of virginia and the tim scott of south carolina.ut first, let's turn to mark meredith, traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware. hi, mark. good morning. >> reporter: martha, six months in, president biden's top priority still appears to be ending the lingering pandemic and the rest of his domestic agenda really rests with congress where bitter partisan divides could halt progress. >> the bottom line is, we're delivering on our promises. >> reporter: president biden insists he's getting things done, but on capitol hill both parties are still schwa belling -- arguing on everything from nominenominees to infrastructure spending. >> we continued to work hard, yesterday, through the weekend. there's horny issues but we can get it done. >> reporter: even democ are working to keep their base on board with plans to pass two massive spending package as republicans argue more spending could crash the economy. >> it will take the inflation problem we have today and pour jet fuel on it. >> reporter: in major cities crime is skyrocke

. >> martha: we will ask south carolina tim scott, the lead negotiator for republicans, about the outstandingues holding up this bill. meanwhile, inflation and jobless claims on the rise as the fate of a bipartisan infrastructure deal remains unclear. we will discuss the state of play with virginia senator mark warner, who is helping craft the bipartisan deal, as well as the democrats' broader spending plan. plus, the bipartisan committee to investigate the january attack on capitol hill. falls apart before their first hearing. >> we will not let their antics stand in the way. >> this is the people's house, not pelosi's house. >> martha: house minority leader kevin mccarthy pulling all republican members after nancy pelosi overruled two of his picks. we will speak with indiana congressman jim banks, one of the g.o.p. members who was rejected by speaker pelosi. then... >> we are engaged with public health experts and the cdc about how to enga continue to attack e virus. >> martha: the delta virus raises new debates over mask mandates, even for the vaccinated. we will ask our sunday panel about

the democrats used it last year to block tim scott's police reform bill.ut all of a sudden it is racist. the democrats are complete hypocrites. they teach your kids that america is racist. we are not racist. this is not a racist country. democrats are absolutely wrong. [applause] america is the greatest country in the history of the world. a country that has given more opportunities for people to live their individual dreams than any place on earth. [applause] in the past, republicans have been intimidated when democrats call us racist. we've got to stop being intimidated, we can't allow that. the democrats know that they lose on actual policy. we win on policy, so that's when they play the race card. we can't stand down or cower to the democrats calling us names. they're going to call us racists no matter what we do. that game has to be over. we've got to fight for what we believe in. fight for our conservative principles, for free elections, fight for a government in washington that doesn't just represent liberal specialist interests or woke corporations

legislation that senator tim scott. >> and i'm a big fan of his legislation. >> proposed in the last session of congress, but there's no further action on that. >> there's further things that tim scott has that addresses choke holds and things like that and how they should be used. living in kwaugs, there was a shooting outside the baseball stadium a couple nights ago. yrb remember going to the downtown cleveland in the 1980s. and i was part of the generation in the '90s that moved back into the city. and i love being in cities but we are seeing a spike in crime. you look at police. so many are retiring. we have a crisis in police retirement. i think there's temperature that needs to be calmed down. i've seen polling indianaer city neighborhoods, they want more money on policing, not less because you have the scourge. the thing that worries me most about the boarder is the fentanyl crisis we have going on. just about every family in america is being effected by addiction. and fentanyl, you just get a little wrong in that dose and you're dead. that fentanyl is coming across the boarde

on "fox news sunday" senator tim scott brought that issue up.g when we have a vote in the senate on a procedural vote to move to a bill you haven't seen. the days having to pass it to know what is in it has to be over. that is not in america's best interests, to literally have blank pages on a multitrillion dollar spending plan. jackie: chuck schumer will say, oh, no, no, it is totally normal not to have the details worked out yet, just trust us, it will all be okay, jason? >> that is probably normal. when i was in the house of representatives for a term i was on the budget committee. they don't use generally accepted accounting practices. it is absolutely stunning how they do things. for chuck schumer to pass a bill on procedural vote where there are literally are blank pages, senator tim scott is right. he is a leader on issue. understands the numbers. why should anybody vote yea on a procedural motion where nobody has even seen details after multitrillion dollar bill? jackie: jason, i don't know what it says to you but it says to me they're t

senator tim scott, black man, republican, south carolina.n, plus karen bass -- >> yeah. >> -- to come up with a plan, get it out and get it done? >> well, you know, i don't really want to blame anybody. i will say that it is important for tim scott to understand that this needs to get done. it is important. i don't think i need to convince cory booker it needs to be done. i think cory knows that. karen bass knows that. tim has been given an opportunity to do great good for people. it's not an opportunity he wants to drag his feet on. >> people will recognize you not just because of your tenure in congress, but also because you were the person who was tasked with bringing together the team that got the guilty verdict against derek chauvin. >> right. >> now that the sentencing has passed, 22 1/2 years, are you satisfied with that result? >> you know, jonathan, i'm glad you asked that because the word -- the word satisfied, i can't really get my arms around. you know, george floyd is gone and he's not coming back. the only thing we can do is tr

tim scott wrote this.ure a week ago because there was no legislative text. my mind hasn't changed. there's still no legislative text or explanation on how to pay for a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. he tweeted that about 11 hours ago. some of the ideas on paying for it are, well, typical budget gimmicks like extending cuts to future medicare spending that never happened. however, what's in it for the republicans in this? what is the offset? what did they get if in return for agreeing to this? >> nobody knows. yeah, nobody knows. there is no bill. there's no language to look at and read. no one really knows what it will look like at the end of the day. they had a cloture vote last night on a bill that doesn't exist. i'm like forget human infrastructure, this is ghost infrastructure. they're going to be debating and voting on this measure likely tomorrow, they'll have mark-up next week. the bill literally doesn't exist. it's not worth the paper it's printed on right now. there's some things i saw outlined,

senator tim scott said it best on the national stage.raveling at their vice president to virtually every state in the union, meeting americans from every walk of life, america is not a racist country. america is the most just, noble and inclusive nation ever to exist on the face of the year -- the earth. [applause] the united states military is the greatest force for good the world has ever known. men and women of law enforcement our heroes all, and they should be honors and respected by every american everyday. [applause] at the republican national convention at fort mchenry were old glory flew, the star-spangled banner was inspired. i told the american people you would not be safe in joe biden's america. i was never more heartbroken to be right. as we stand here today, murders have increased by one third in our largest cities. efforts to defund the police has set off a violent crime wave that is wreaking havoc on every family across the nation. we don't mean to defund police. we need to defend the police and support efforts to protect

my friend senator tim scott probably said it best.your vice president, virtually every state meeting americans from every walk of life. america is not a racist country. america is the most just, noble and inclusive nation ever to exist on the face of the earth. [applause] in the united states military is the greatest force for good the world has ever known. [applause] men and women of law enforcement are heroes all and should be honored and respected by every american every day. [applause] at the republican national convention at fort mchenry, oral old glory flew the star-spangled banner, i told the american people he would be safe in joe biden's america but i was never more heartbroken to be like. as we hand stand here today, it's increased by a third our largest cities. democrats efforts to defund the police settle the violent crime wave wreaking havoc on families of every race and creed and color across the nation. we don't need to defund police, we need to defend the police and support their efforts to protect americans of every r

and my friend senator tim scott probably said it best of the national stage after traveling mr.sident virtually every state in the union, many americans from every walk of life, i can tell you. america is not a racist country. mark is the most just noble and inclusive nation in ever to exist on the face of the earth. [applause] in the united states military is the greatest force of their they got the world has ever known. [applause] and men and women of law enforcement our heroes all and they should be honored and respected by every american every day. and you know, at the republican national convention of fort mchenry, where old glory flew, the flag star-spangled banner was inspired. until the market people that you would not be safe and joe biden's america. but i was never more heartbroken to be right. as we stand here today, mourners have increased by one third. in our largest cities, democrats effort to defund the police set up a violent crime wave that is wreaking havoc on families of every race and crated on colorth across the nation. we don't need to defund the police, we

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. >> on yesterday i spoke with senator tim scott and on tp same day, i spoke to the sheriff. both tell me this is not dead yet. i am working with him. >> i think we are going to get this. we still got some time between the july break or beginning of august. i really see it that we can do it. i know that it is teetering. i am hoping that we get it done because it needs to be done. >> mr. clyburn, you took an unusual step this week pleading into a heated democratic congressional primary in ohio, endorsing a moderate candidate for congress. chantel brown over nina turner, you also spoke out against the progressive wing of your party saying logans like defund police are quote, "cutting the throats of the party." >> was your endorsement trying to make a statement where the h party should have headed? >> she asks me for high-hope for congresswoman joy's husband, i saw her there and she asked me would i support her candidate? i said yes, i will support them. >> quite frankly, i like her a lot, she was champ. she demonstrated that she knows how to work with people and i just think sh

day before yesterday i spoke with senator tim scott.ame day i spoke with my local sheriff here in richm left-hand county. they both told me this is not dead yet. i'm working with them. i'm working with karen bass. i'm working with cory booker. i think we're going to get there. we've still got some time between the july break and the beginning of august to get this done. i really feel we can do it. i know that it is teetering on some division between the sheriffs and, say, the police chiefs. but we can reconcile those. i'm holding out hope we get this done because it needs to be done. >> mr. clyburn, you took a pretty unusual step this week, wading into a heated democratic congressional primary in ohio, endorsing a more moderate candidate for congress, chantal brown over progressive front-runner nina turner. you also spoke out against the progressive wing of your party saying slogans like defund the police are, quote, cutting the throats of the party. was your endorsement trying to make a statement about where the party should head? >> w

i do think that tim scott is trying to -- you know, is sincere about this.on't know if he can bring people along. and anyone who surprised the police are playing a terrible role should not be in these negotiations. police unions are generally terrible. i hate to say that. >> i understand. yeah, juanita? >>. >> i think, ari, looking at the poll. i understand alternatives to giving community solutions and investing in communities themselves. i have to take it with a grain of salt when they say there's been a spike in concern in ploosing because we know there's not been a spike in crime. right? there's not a 20 year high in crime so this level of interest or concern about crime seems unfounded especially when research through the pugh center, says people believe there's rising crime and there's not. there's been a decline over the last decade. >> i will say something and let you have the last say. there's a macro pull back, but over the last year, there's been a rise in crime in some cities. >> so the ability to zoom out for national conversations, it's importa

tim scott says he wants to get a bill. i certainly hope that is the case. jim clyburn has told our caucus he believes there is a path forward to a meaningful bill. now that's the key phrase, meaningful. we don't want just symbol, we want substance. we want accountability. we want to make sure that people of color, particularly african americans, are safe when dealing with the police. that doesn't mean that they won't deal with the police any more than i won't deal with the police if i do something wrong, but it means they will be treated as everybody else is treated. and that is with the respect is due a citizen under the law and under the constitution of the united states. so i am hopeful that senator scott and senator booker and other members of the senate will be able to come to an agreement that the house can pass not just a symbol but substance so that we can have accountability. very frankly, when a member of congress does wrong, ike a lawyer, when a lawyer does wrong, a member of the clergy does wrong, they need to be held accountable. our police, to

it is a protactive process and they haven't gotten to the finish line but when you listen to tim scottegotiating it, they seem hopeful they could get a product. so i think in both cases at least 50/50 you have to say this there are chances for bipartisan deals on both of those issues. >> we'll hold you to that, john. but a safe bet to say 50/50. john harwood at the white house. >> thanks, john. >>> president trump back at cpac on the weekend on the stage and back to pushing the big lie. the former president used that time on the stage to repeat false claims that the 2020 election was fraudulent even though there is no widespread evidence of any widespread voter fraud. but still the baseless claims were a big hit to that crowd in dallas. the former president left no doubt about the popularity that he still holds in his party. he easily won the cpac 2024 nominee straw poll. with me dana bash and also mia love, former republican congresswoman of utah. good morning, ladies. thank you for being here. dana, he takes 70% of the vote in the straw poll for the 2024 gop presidential nominee, up

to name a few, south carolina senator tim scott, florida senator rick scott, and former secretary ofnjoy thest jokes. in fact, pompeo has already formed his very own political action committee: champion american values pac, or cav-pac. cav-pac is a fairly awkward name, but not as bad as what he's calling his fans and donors: "the pipe hitters." ( laughter ) because if you think mike pompeo should be president, you are definitely hitting the pipe. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now-- ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ now, apparently, in this regard, "pipe hitter" is a military term for people in special ops, but some folks on the famously horny internet had a different understanding of pipe hitter-- a sexy understanding. so pompeo set them straight by tweeting out audio from this speech: >> best c.i.a. officer that i ever came to know. i'd asked him about someone who was working on our team, and i'd say, "what do you think of him?" or, "what do you think of her?" and he'd say, "love that guy, pipe hitter." he meant that person got stuff done. they were a grinder. they kept banging away. ( laug

tim scott says police are being demonized and morale is low, in baltimore alone, hundreds of more police officers are needed. >> we can see today in baltimore , over almost 400 officers vacant. in other words, they need 400 more officers so much so that they're asking for 100 federal officers to come in and fill th void. >> he is the lead republican on police reform, scott met with law enforcement leaders today i washington the police reform bill has stalled, there is strong divide among rural and urban law enforcement groups. >> sounds like a lot of rules, also in chicago the mirror defending her decision to only speak with nonwhite reporters, what do you know about this? >> back in may, she announced that as a part of her two year anniversary an office, she woul only grant interviews to journalists of color, she was slammed as discriminating against reporters that are not of color even from journalists of cover who spoke to the washington post and said she ha historically not answered their questions about violence in public housing per despite the backlash she says she's on, but apolo

tim scott says there is hope, those of his words of reaching an agreement on police reform.ng on that. one is qualified immunity. that gives police officers some protection from being sued. they say ending it is bad policy. the talks continue. appreciate your time today. hope to see you back here tomorrow. ana cabrera picks up coverage right now. >> hello. thank you for being with us. i'm ana ka brar ya. unvaccinated americans sending -- all of us are facing consequences. new vaccine and mask mandates aren't just a possibility anymore. they are becoming a reality in some parts of the nation. and moments ago a major move by the mayor of new york city. all city employees are now required to get vaccinated. in florida, however, the governor is fighting mandates.

spending bill that is not even yet been written, there is no actual piece of legislation, senator tim scottaised that alarm, quote: i voted no on infrastructure a week ago because there was no legislative text. my mind hasn't changed. there is still no legislative text or explanation on how to pay for a one trillion dollars infrastructure plan. that's special. isn't it? so while americans suffer under rising inflation and rising crime, what are washington's priorities? to add yet another trillion to our nation's tens of trillions in national debt and to help turn joe biden's far left fantasies into reality. now, according to the white house. this package will include things like tens of billions for climate change related funding. tens of billions for, quote: environmental remediation and tens of billions to bail out the struggles of amtrak. and, get this? there is infighting on both sides as even some democrats are saying it doesn't go far enough and want to spend trillions more for example, bernie sanders says there will be no bipartisan bill unless there is a reconciliation bill spending

that cedric richmond, the director for public engagement for president biden, as well as senator tim scott and senator cory booker from both sides of the aisle said that hunter britain's blood is going to be on this legislation that we're proposing for police reform in george floyd's name. and so, reverend al, we get all of our children -- black, white, and asian -- on this legislation. so we have to get it right, not just for george, not just for breonna, but now we have to include hunter britain name to that and we have to make sure america says his name just as loud as we said george floyd and breonna taylor. >> i'm thankful for you coming on. i want you to tell the grandma, i kept my word when we were meeting with president biden and vice president harris. i told them the story of your nephew, hunter britain, and told them how i was received by y'all and how we all bonded that we're going to fight for police reform in this country together and qualified immunity. i want her to know that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> yes, sir. >> ben crump and jesse britain, thank you both for coming

. >>> and on capitol hill, senator tim scott is setting a new deadline for his police reform bill.aking with axios, the lead negotiator said he hopes the senate would pass the bill by the end of the month. scott is working with congressman cory booker and saying, quote, we're now swapping language on that text. of course, there are outlier issues that you have to figure out how to solve but there are a number of pieces of the legislation that we agree in concept, and now we're waiting it out. critical time for that legislation as well. >>> still ahead here, the latest battle in texas. republican lawmakers try to track down democrats who have left the state. >>> plus, the american league wins its eighth consecutive all-star game. we'll have those highlights and a check of the weather when we come right back. i'm evie's best camper badge. but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate chip cookie dough creamy premium ice cream and chasing fireflies. don't worry about me. i'm fine. you can't beat turkey hill memories. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm st

we brought up tim scott and his book, from cotton to congress.ir tears were for. for me to remember that that pain was there for a reason and it is for me to recognize my purpose here on earth and to impact >> jesse watters and greg gutfeld, 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ >> get ready for masks to make a comeback even if you're vaccinated. liberal cities are beginning to mandate them again as row kid vases from the delta variant surge across the country. a new report says the white house is weighing whether it should shift guidance. reportedly talking to the cdc and one idea being considered is

big legislative agendas on this was passing meaningful police reform, and south carolina senator tim scottthat passing that window if it were not wrapped up in june would essentially mean it would be difficult to get anything done, and now we are nearly a week in july with the deal stalled, and do you think that police reform is going to remain realistic at this point? >> i do, but that is thanks to the states and local governments that all over the country have responded the death of george floyd, the murder of george floyd by an acting meaningful reform. it is the national legislature, the congress of the united states that needs to be embarrassed. it has not passed a single legislative reform in response to the national protests all over the country last year. and some folks are looking at the police unions which always exercise an outside influence with regard to reform. reportedly, they are concerned about things like qualified immunity and the republicans are listening to them, and that is why the bill remains stalled in the senate. >> all right. paul butler and jonathan allen, thank

i do think that tim scott is trying, is sincere about this.on't know if he can bring people along. and anyone who is surprised the police are playing a terrible role should not be in these negotiations. because police scenes are generally terrible. i hate to say that. many police officers -- yeah. >> i think looking at that poll, i do appreciate the consensus around giving police more money, alternatives to investing in social workers and communities themselves. but i have to take it worth a grain of salt when they say that there is been this spike in concern about policing. we know there hasn't been a hike in crime. so this concern about crime seems unfounded, especially when research from pew emphasizes people believe there is a rise in crime but there absolutely is not. it's been on the decline for decades now. >> yeah. there is been a macro pullback in crime and then in the last year or two, there has been a rise in some so i take your point. not where we were ten years ago. depending on where you are, we're hearing the stories. >> i think

you mentioned senator tim scott, the chief republican negotiator. he said if we're having the same conversations next week, then it's dead. that was a week ago. you're telling me you just spoke with him yesterday. has the conversation changed, the conversation that you had with the senator? >> yes. the conversation is changing, and the way i can describe it without going into details is that when you are negotiating something, it's important that you reach a conclusion. considering the bill, even though the focus was only on one part of the bill, the bill is quite complex, with about 15 to 20 different pieces. and so you go through each of those pieces and work your way to a point where you agree. so i don't believe that the conversation is the same this week as it was last week. >> that's hopefully a good sign. look, i know a major sticking point continues to be qualified immunity. this has been around part of this since the beginning. basically, it's the federal doctrine that makes it hard to sue police officers individually for wrongdoing. senato

you another question, another big issue senator police reform where you've been negotiating with tim scott cnn quote i don't think we can do this after this month if we are not finished. it's best deal day. you're half way done. you have two weeks. he's giving you until the end of the month. do you think you guys can do this by then or will this fail? >> if you told me we gould the fraternal order of police by far, by tens of thousands, biggest union in the state to come forward and partner with me and real efforts at reform to get the international association of chief of police, another one of most reputable law enforce 789 cement organiza we've come so far on this to have it fall apart in the final moments is unacceptable. so senator scott and i have been working diligently on this. we both have shared publicly our own personal stories. the first time in american history three black men serve at the same time. we both know that there needs to be more transparency. there needs to be more accountability and a different set of standards in this country. that's what i'm insisting upon and i

i do think that tim scott is trying and sincere about this. don't know if he can bring people along. anyone who is surprised that the policeman are playing a terrible role should not be in these negotiations. because police unions are generally terrible. i hate to say that. >> juanita? >> i think, ari, looking at that poll i do appreciate the consensus around alternatives to giving police more money. alternatives to just upping their resources and boosting communities soon scenes like social workers as well as investing and communities themselves. i have to take it with a great assault though when they say they're been a spike in concern about policing. because we know there hasn't been a spike in crime, right? like there's not a 20 year high in crime. so this level of interest or concern about crime seems unfounded. especially when research from pew ever sizes that people there is a rising crime, but there absolutely is not. it has been on the decline for decades. >> yeah, i think i'll just sienna like you have the last word. there's been a p

senator tim scott trying to lead the way, and it's not working.ppening in this country that you previewed earlier in the program. we've got a lo lot of work to do to heal our nation. the it can be done if we have people with common sense up there, but it's very much lacking. n. elizabeth: i'm telling you, we're looking at the earnings conference calls with big companies like unilever, conagra, pg and e, general pill mills. congresswoman -- general millings. they're saying, yeah, this is eating into our profit margins and we have to raise prices. and these companies are warning about that. we're not seeing stagflation, but they're warning about it. congresswoman nancy mace, thanks for joining us. we'll have you back on again soon. >>> up next, dr. marty makary, we're going to take on this coast to coast confusion about conflicting mask guidance. we're on it. also threats of more mandates and restrictions are looming in different parts of the country. keep it here on "the evening edit." >> if you've been vaccinated or if you've had the disease and y

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and if there's a deal to be had on police reform, tim scott, the republican negotiator, said it needscome this month as well. all of that is the action just on the senate side here that needs to get done before and if lawmakers are going to go home for august. >> mike, you are getting some new details today about president biden's meeting on the gun reform strategy. interestingly, the highlight from the white house how they're putting out how democrats are funding the police, inverting one of the talking points the conservatives tried to use against the president's party. >> that's right, hallie. it is the second time in less than a month the president will be talking about crime prevention strategy with an emphasis on using covid relief money states and cities have an opportunity to expand and retain existing police forces. this is a white house mindful of the spike in violent crime over the past 18 months. they're trying to frame this as a gun rights issue, violence prevention issue, and something that democrats should be following the white house's example and talking about the eff

her guest will be south carolina republican senator tim scott.e tonight. that is it for this "special report" this week fair balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend or try. "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade. he has a morning show, too. >> brian: right. >> bret: it starts in 15 seconds because that's how much i like this show. i wanted to give you extra. >> brian: bret, i have a quote can i throw one out? >> bret: yeah. >> brian: quote from bret baier this is the voice in your head. i will really miss tossing to brian at the end of my show next week. is that true? can you back that up. >> bret: that is true. i will back it up. >> brian: thank, bret. good evening, everyone, this is "fox news primetime." >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade. word is we might be hours away from getting another national mask mandate. last week it happened in los angeles. let's see how they handled it. >> antimaskers. >> great. you guys are real scientists. hey. >> scientists, right? >> why don't you go [inaudible] >> kiss the virus and see what

jake, let me ask you about south carolina senator tim scott telling axios last week he doesn't think negotiationings on police reform will be able to continue past the end of this month. we're just a few days away from that deadline. again, based on your reporting, what do you know about where things stand right now about trying to get any traction on police reform? >> yeah. we reported this morning the talks were stalled and i think what we said was on life support the two sides haven't met in a long time. i really don't believe that these talks are going anywhere. they've missed several deadlines. they can't wrap up these last critical issues. they don't have the union support on both sides that they need. i think it's over. i think there's maybe a single digit percent chance that they could get back together. but again, i think this opportunity, which by the way, ayman, you can't underestimate how unique of an opportunity this was to get something done the right people in the room, highly respected lawmakers from both parties, but couldn't get it done. i just don't think you could

but the tom cottons, mike pompeos, rick scotts, you know, and actually there is tim scott who is lookingong as trump is in the ring, none of them have any chance. and i have to beg to differ with my husband a little bit. because he said there is no way the results will yield anything different than it did last time and let's just not dissuade ourselves or persuade ourselves that's correct. donald trump is in the ring. he is putting himself there. he's crowding out all the other oxygen in the room and he very well may run again. if he does, he very well could win again. the next election is in two years, not four. and the house of representatives poised for a take back from republicans. let's not pretend like these tired elvis hits, as my husband put it are not going to work. >> jim, may i, point of personal privilege. push back here. >> why would i jump in here. >> republicans will say that donald trump doesn't actually help at winning over swing voters and suburban voters. if you look at any national poll he's deeply unpopular in a national electorate. he is very popular in the republic

i agree with senator tim scott, america is not a racist country.merica must reject critical race theory for the simple reason state sponsored racism is wrong and always will be. it was wrong when it was segregated lunch counters of jim crow. and it was wrong when it was segregated classrooms critical race theory. host: let's see what some of our social media followers are saying about the teaching of critical race theory. semantics are a distraction. we should not teach our kids that their race is their destiny or that we can judge others by the color of their skin. i don't care what you can it, propagandizing our kids is wrong." another tweet says "i support teaching our full history to students, including the despicable events. morally corrupt or ignorant people will not recognize the injustices that were and are being committed. to hide the past -- don't hide the past." another -- "i don't." another facebook post that says "the majority of you have no idea what crt is. you are just afraid of your children looking at your ancestors, and quite pos

senator tim scott of succulent saying i voted no on the hashtag infrastructure a week ago because therexplanation on how to pay for $1 trillion infrastructure plan. what do you say to your republican colleagues? >> i've seen the text, i am the ranking member of the public works committee and we work hand-in-hand with the bipartisan group on technicalities to help merge this bill with the surface transportation bill that we passed unanimously outside of our committee, or in our committee, and also the water infrastructure bill that we passed out of our committee. so i'm very well-versed on what's in this bill and i think it could be good for the country, i think it's paid for and i think we need to move forward. >> john: you did release a 57 page summary of the plan that includes a lot of pay for it is. i think $471 billion but some of your republican colleagues still want more details before they sign off on something with nine zeros were actually ten zeros behind it, they want to make sure that it's the right thing and they want to make sure it's paid for. >> here's the good news. we w

tim scott has spoken out against this that it further divides us. here's a "new york post" editorial piece that calls at a grave injustice. children should be educated about the stains of flavor and jim crow and american heritage, but teaching kids at the nation and all the way people are inherently racist is a destructive slaughter. >> talk about how this country came together as doing something that the world is never seen before. under one roof, one country, with a big melting pot. that was a big plus. there's a force out there, and i can't figure out who it is, that's trying to divide people. between men, between women. white males are the words like females are probably the second worst. let's were going backwards from there. when that these rankings come out? one of the coaches poll in that? >> sandra: one of the stories that is developing is a retaliation against parents and students who push back against crt in our schools. this is the columbus academy statements, this is the ohio school that is being accused of this. there's a public campai

tim scott, cory booker, karen bass in congress are working on this, and i'm hoping we will get legislationo you again soon. >> thank you. griff: as several states see new spikes in covid infections, there is renewed concern over whether folks may need to mask up again. we'll have the latest numbers next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. the covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective. and while walgreens has safely administered over 25 million free covid-19 vaccines, we can't stop there. because this is still our shot. when you earn a degree with university of phoenix, we support you with career coaching for life, including personal branding, resume building and more. that's our promise to you. that's career services for life. learn more at phoenix.edu. men, you need to get off the couch and get with the p

so much so that i was speaking actually in an interview earlier with trey gowdy, we brought up tim scottotton to congress. i told my husband, put cotton up on the walls of my house so i recognize that of which, my ancestors bled and sweat and their tears were for and i, for me to remember, that pain was there for a reason and it is for me to recognize my purpose here on earth and it is to impact others in a positive way. neil: you are a class act, dominique. i know it sounds weird, i'm old enough to be your father. you're an idol figure. human body, human body is capable of doing. i had no idea, just getting in and out of a chair is a mission. i should try to get a gold medal for that. thank you very much, dominique, you're an inspiration for many, many people, even this old dude. >> thank you. neil: dominique dawes, what a sensation, so many olympics, a great positive attitude to get through so many crises at the same time. just amazing. >>> all right we're following something amazing not for all the good. what is happening, people don't know why, so many websites are presently down aff