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Inequality in this country. and youre going to allow the wealthy to get away with cheating on their taxes, they were the ones who were cheating before and thats why the irs did not have the resources to go after them. thats where the irs needed more resources, and at the same time, youre putting extra work requirements on some of the most vulnerable people in our society. aggravate saying the central dilemma of our society which is the widening gap between the very, very rich and the lower middl...

Democrats, and sinema, and manchin in the whole crowd that did not want to go along with anything like this. look, one of the problems here is by caving into this republican effort to use the debt ceiling as a hostage taking operation, it sets the norm for the next time the republicans will do exactly the same thing, assuming that the democrats have any power, and assuming the democrats are in the white house. so its going to get worse, its not going to get better. and by doing in this way, i th...

Thats whats happened here. this implication for future administrations is going to be very concerning because at some point, we are going the default if we continue in this pattern. >> theres a lot of stuff and weve enumerated it throughout this hour, that democrats dont like. some having to do with the environment. some having to do with some of the work requirements. especially for snap recipients. whats the positive? besides not defaulting, what can you say about this that the white house and...

American energy. we are going to provide shot clocks for neeper review. that is going to help, whether you like renewable energy or traditional energy, this is going to help up lock that energy. >> speed up the process by which -- >> speed up the process. you know, germany and france, the same kind of project they would get done in two years, it takes us seven years, jake. we do need reform here. and obviously, democrats like buttigieg and manchin have talked about doing this. well, now were goi...

Terrorism and the domestic extremism. im curious what you think drove that. is that part of the self-licking ice cream cone? thats where they can continue to find budget and part of a political process because of administrations and a doj that pointed the focus back on whatever they called domestic extremism and how do they turn the cross hairs from at that moment 9/11 from jihadi terrorism to the broadest domestic terrorism threat defined in any way that you want. >> its a combination of what t...

♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> weve got neal katyal and luke fair weather. the greater obligation to a buy by the rule of the law. sue into world, to say, of course he should be held to the same standard the rest of us are held to. >> thats exactly right, and thats the way anyone who has handled these documents, republican or democrat, and passed administrations, thats generally how you approach it. if you dont approach that ...

Bargain, something that the house speaker and the president of the united states always are striving for, going back through different administrations. so as of now, i think bidens optimism seems warranted. >> so the dissent on both sides sounds like thats good news. were hearing at least on the democratic side so much frustration, at least from the rank and file-democrats. you feel like theyve been kept in the dark regarding these negotiations and also concern that president biden is going to c...

Make that up? there is no way for them to do it. and so the cities, the social life of these cities is beginning to erode as were seeing in chicago and new york, baltimore with all the crime that emerges. and it seems to be just a kind of unfulfilled prophesy that keeps going and going. i really do not see it turning around, charles. charles: kim, on that point, in economics we often talk about economic death spirals of sorts, and this is part economic, part societal, but it feels like a death s...