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One terrible bill. hope the dems double dealing dooms them both. florida senator rick scott is in focus to weigh in. first lets get the latest on all of this from peter doocy live outside the white house. peter. >> more than a dozen republicans are expected to support this infrastructure bill later on today. once it leaves the senate and goes over to the house it is not really an infrastructure bill at all. speaker pelosi is planning to combine it with 3 1/2 trillion dollars worth of democratic ...

Taxpayer dollars. harris. >> harris: peter doocy. thank you very much. rick scott republican senator from the great state of florida is in focus now. senator, always great to have you on the program. i will start here. i understand that republicans are against much of what joe biden is trying to do with his liberal agenda. why this bill? why is this one in particular getting republican votes? >> i dont believe it should. i believe in roads, bridges, airports and we spend $85 billion eight years ...

If there is a quarter thats wasted money i wont do it. lets do what we should do. do roads, bridges, airports and sea ports and do what we can pay for. thats what i did. you can do it. why dont we start by focus on how to improve the economy, cut peoples taxes, make sure this is the best play to get a job in the world. revenues will grow. they arent doing it here. they make it harder for families, poor families, this will make it harder on them. >> harris: senator rick scott of florida, breaking...

0 how about this boy? he is only a toddler. look at his golf swing. is it perfection? >> bill: thats good. what do you think? 2 years old? >> dana: wearing a diaper. he is out there let me hit this for you, dad. you think dad is proud? real proud. all right. here is harris faulkner. >> harris: we beginning with breaking news. senate democrats are ready to move forward with their multi-trillion legislative agenda and your tax money, of course, is on the line. im harris faulkner. you are in "the f...

Republican senators said we will not raise the debt ceiling without structural change. thats what we agreed to do. brett: it was under the trump administration with no strings attached. >> im fed up with a government that cant live within their meats means. every family has to figure out how to live within their means. i grew up in a poor family. my mom had to figure out how to put food on the table without borrowing money. we all have to do it in our personal lives. we have to do it as governme...

The american society of civil engineers gave florida a "c" grade on its infrastructure report card, a number of bridges and highway and ports. theyve got florida specifically receiving $13.1 billion in federal aid, 240 million for bridge replacement and it goes on and on the dollar figures for florida alone. the question is, by opposing the bill that has been worked on by a number of republican colleagues, are you preventing florida from getting some of the federal money to deal with these probl...

But at the same time, i cut taxes and fees 100 times and paid off a third of the state debt. we have got to start doing things responsibly. of less than half of the bill has anything to do with roads, bridges, airports and sea ports. and we are promised all along that this thing would be fully paid for, we would not run any deficits. and the congressional budget office came out and said no, its going to run over a quarter trillion dollars. a quarter trillion dollars. one bill. one bill will have...

♪ brett: hello again from fox news in washington. a rare stroke of bipartisanship as senate republicans joined this weekend with democrats to advance a bipartisan infrastructure bill that would provide federal dollars for roads, bridges, and broadband internet in cities and states across the country. the debate continues today up on capitol hill. if approved, the bill would go to the house where democrats have tied its fate to a larger spending bill filled with liberal priorities. in a moment,...

♪ brett: hello again from fox news in washington. a rare stroke of bipartisanship as senate republicans joined this weekend with democrats to advance a bipartisan infrastructure bill that would provide federal dollars for roads, bridges, and broadband internet in cities and states across the country. the debate continues today up on capitol hill. if approved, the bill would go to the house where democrats have tied its fate to a larger spending bill filled with liberal priorities. in a moment,...

Airports and sea ports. but at the same time, i cut taxes and fees 100 times and paid off a third of the state debt. we have got to start doing things responsibly. of less than half of the bill has anything to do with roads, bridges, airports and sea ports. and we are promised all along that this thing would be fully paid for, we would not run any deficits. and the congressional budget office came out and said no, its going to run over a quarter trillion dollars. a quarter trillion dollars. one ...