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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is accusing Republicans of manufacturing a crisis that threatens to put the economy back into a recession.

The price tag for his agenda appears to be dropping overall. heres white house correspondent jackie heinrich. >> reporter: after days of talks brokered by the white house, a new but fluid price tag on president bidens package with the caveat that nothing appears to be final. progress was ground out when a memo joe manchin sent to chuck shumer put his number at $1.5 trillion in social spending. >> i have never been a liberal in any way shape or the form. theres no one thats ever thought i was. >>...

Re-engineering the fabric of american life a modern progressisms full point. crisis demand immediately and wide ranging action not incremental change or tinkering around the edges. their ambitions can only prevail in a democracy if they are supported by public opinion. thats where we are at this hour. lets bring in our panel. publisher of federalist, national political correspondent of national public radio and trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolina. we dont know where this is going....

In our news wrap Wednesday, Democratic Senators say they ended bipartisan negotiations on police reform and collecting data on use of force. Senators have also reached a stalemate on the fight over the debt ceiling. There's word that large numbers of Haitian migrants in Texas are being released into the U.S. and told to report to immigration within 60 days.

Mariners the score three runs. bostons comeback falls short. sox lose, 5-4. and with all that, the blue jays take over the lead in the a.l. wild-card race while the yankees move into a tie with the red sox for the second spot. finally, a scary moment on the field in queens after an errant throw to first base hits the umpire in the base. fortunately he is okay. following immediate treatment for his blood yoo cheek t ump remained in the game. the cards won and are second in the wild-card spot....

$3.5 trillion price tag and shes allowing democrats to pass the bill without republican support. over in the house progressives and moderates already at odds over whether to pass the bipartisan deal alone or keep it tied to the larger partisan bill. so if that isnt confusing enough, weve got the guy to clear it all up, garrett haake joining us from capitol hill. first of all, it seems like every step forward theres a step backward. what will happen now? >> andrea, theyre in the bri ar patch here...

To look at donald trump. they have all the factors there as well. but the first thing they want to talk to are the police officers themselves. testimony next week expected from the capitol and metro police officers who defended the building and their experiences. >> thank you. keep asking the good questions. lets turn to the senate. patience is running thin. chuck shiemer plans to force a vote to a bipartisan interest plan. they argue schumer is rushing the process and it may hurt his chance a...

State and beyond from gathering today in d.c. to march on his office. ali vitali. tell us whats going on there. >> we spent time in west virginia, watching as the protesters marched to protest his views on not saying he wont reform the filibuster and on that point, saying he will not support the for the people act. we know that in the last 24 hours that has changed in part because of a conversation with leader chuck shumer and also in part because he was able to take part in negotiations around ...

More about where the president and the white house and lawmakers can feel to get some common ground here on infrastructure, but at the same time, we know majority leader chuck shumer is saying we can still go it alone with democrats which is the preference for some, but that will be happening on a different track and the only thing we know for sure is that the white house insists this president does not want to raise taxes on anybody making less than $400,000 a year and there are still details a...

"As a millionaire, tax me more," said the Patriotic Millionaires, a group of millionaire activists calling for higher taxes on the wealthy.