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There was an effect on the federal bottom line if there web the case outlining rms, and that could potentially be added to the reconciliation bill. elizabeth mcdonogh as she wants and can explain or not her decision as much as she so decides. parties are taking a soft touch and this is the one shot to get immigration reform done in this congress as its currently constructed. i had a conversation with jon cornyn a while ago and he calls it the issue on which congress has never failed to fail. des...

This opportunity to discuss our policy on afghanistan including where — policy on afghanistan including where we are, —— weird we are going inthe— where we are, —— weird we are going ihthe weeks— where we are, —— weird we are going in the weeks months ahead. for 20 years— in the weeks months ahead. for 20 years -- _ in the weeks months ahead. for 20 years —— where we are. provided funding — years —— where we are. provided funding for— years —— where we are. pr...

Doors. are the programs going to be pared back that are part of the $3.5 trillion spending deal, will you maybe not see them pared back, but a time limit put on them? for example, funded right from the beginning so this congress can say to its progressive wing, we are getting the bill through at 3.5 trillion, but then it kind of phases out and future congresses have to refund it. theres a lot thats being negotiated. and senator manchins not to --e only conservative democrat that has questions ab...

Murdering and executing members of congresses. thats what we have to see and everybody wakes up and sees the ongoing and dangers. we have mccarthys conference calling for another insurrection and no one is doing a damn thing about it. it is only going to get worse unless we step up and do something. >> ellie, you have been great on twitter and always rage tweeting. rage tweeting a lot of us feeling right now. what does it take for biden and mayor garland to do something. you have women losing th...

Spanned three administrations and many congresses. advocates say theyre on the verge of making the same mistake. >> those who failed to learn from history are doomed to repeating it. were in danger of repeating a history that we cannot afford to relive. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci agrees. >> i do hope with all the pain and suffering the world is going through right now with covid-19 that we do not forget that when we get through this, which will we get through it, that we know that it will ha...

House. maybe there are even republicans who understand that moderates in -- moderate republicans are not interested in the elimination of "roe v. wade" protections. tell me about your bill and its likelihood of becoming law. >> first of all, we did see the number of cosponsors in the house increase dramatically. this is the reason we introduced the bill over so many congresses. in fact, in the last congress we had the greatest number of co-sponsors that we ever had, 216. so the support for a bil...

They were willing to play down their weapons and push this infrastructure bill. it appears in the weeks ahead well have much more hyperpartisanship between the two parties as they try to do a number of different things including simple things like raising the debt ceiling so americans can pay the bills put in place by former congresses president. >> as manu laid out for us, this is not one united block of democrats. theres going to be a lot of back and forth and negotiating there. how difficult ...

Its not going to change the world, little johnny and jane are not going to go home and look at it cop and say some disparaging remarks, i dont want to overstate it, but somebody put it in there. if somebody knew they were putting it in there end. if somebody had a purpose, a motive to put it in their, and i think that these things have to stop right now, john. >> john: i wanted to talk to you about another controversy brewing today, this is congresswoman cori bush and her response to reports tha...

Target-driven pandemic response. so theres a target, you know, bush says 2 million people need to get on treatment and im going to give $15 billion and were going to do it in five years and of course it happens in less time. he does that because theres an activist movement that impels the prices to be dropped. that activist movement is at work right now. 13 people were arrested today blocking traffic in order to fight for access to covid vaccines. some of those same people, lo, these many years ...

Of the union ahead of schedule and then go on hitting them or surpassing them across three presidencies and eight different congresses. pepfar is americas most sustained and effective fight against a pandemic of the 21st century." in "to end a plague" emily bass chronicles in detail how this plan came to be, how activists forced the issue, how politicians of all different stripes decided they wanted to make it work, how good public policy people figured out how to do it in a workable way, how sc...