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Shot. and who built the middle class? unions built the middle class. not a joke. without the unions we would not have a middle class in america. everybody owes you all. youre constructing buildings for some of americas biggest companies but also doing something bigger. youre helping us beat back covid-19. so are the great leaders here today. jp, governor, youve done more than about anybody i can think of in any state. i mean that sincerely. youve stepped up. youve always done what you said you w...

If trump replaced rosen with clark. even trumps white house council threatened to resign calling trumps plan to issue clarks letter a murder/suicide pact because of the chaos it would unleash. all of this played out behind closed doors three days from january 6th. it represents a fraction of what the committee uncovered. further proof not only of trumps personal disgrace but also his complete contempt for the democratic principles this country tells the world that it stands for. that is not hype...

Insurrection. when they rig the election. the real insurrection, thats really the crime of the century, that took place on november 3rd, but not on january 6th. >> thats about how that went back with us tonight, thankfully eugene robinson and tim miller. tim, do you concur with mr. schmidt, that the party is more extreme today, than they were on the afternoon of one six? >> well, brian you know that steve is sometimes, interested in using a little bit of hyperbole in his language. i do not think...

Movement in this country. >> our friend steve schmidt not mincing words about the current state of the republican party. meanwhile donald trump poised to run again in 2024 continues to undermine faith in democratic institutions. >> the insurrection took place when they rigged the election. the crime of the century took place on november 3rd, not january 6. >> thats about how that went. back with us tonight, thankfully, eugene robinson and tim miller. do you concur with mr. schmidt that the party...

Can sharpie it on to your own hat. never thought id have to brush up on the rules of exponents to cover politics, its like being in middle school math again again. that does it for us tonight. rachel will be back tomorrow. thanks for bearing with me. "way too early" is up next. look, i know theres a lot of noise in washington. there always is. but it seems to me a little more than usual now. a whole lot of hyperbole. a lot of heat. im here today to try to set some things straight if i can. wer...

Than usual now. a whole lot of hyperbole, a lot of heat, and im here today to try to set some things straight if i can. i want to talk about whats fundamentally at stake for our country now at this moment. i know its an overused phrase but i have been using it a lot, were at an inflection point. anywhere from 40 to 80 years in america theres an inflection point, we have to choose what direction were going to go. not democrat/republican, but who are we going to be? for a long time america set the...

Between go betweens. >> there has been contact from senator mcconnell from the highest level of the administration including a recent call with secretary yellen. >> yellens warning about not raising the debt limited is bleak. >> it would be catastrophic. >> heres why. >> it would cause a recession as well. >> right now democrats cant count on any republican votes to raise the limit. >> they passed a 1.9 trillion non-covid bill in april by themselves, the reckless spending bill they are going to ...

Thank you. theres a lot of noise in washington. always is. seems to me a little more than usual now. a whole lot of hyperbole. a lot of heat and im here today to try to set some things straight if i can. i want to talk about what is fundamentally at stake for or country at this moment. its an overused phrase but ive been using it a lot. were at an inflection point. we have to choose which direction year going to go. who are yes going to be? not democrat or republican. for a long time, america se...

Me a little more than usual now. a whole lot of hyperbole, a lot of heat, and im here today to try to set some things straight if i can. i want to talk about whats fundamentally at stake for our country now at this moment. i know its an overused phrase bought i have been using it a lot. were at an inflection point. anywhere from 40 to 80 years in america, theres an inflection point and we have to choose what direction were going to go, not democrat or republican, but what are we -- who are we go...

Facebook. more. anyway, adam conner, great to have you here. well be talking about this for a long, long time. turning to our politics lead, president biden bringing the gridlock of washington to the great lakes state of michigan. he spoke last hour to a group of union workers about his ambitious economic agenda. the president arguing that his twin economic packages are essential to kickstart the countrys growth, especially for middle class and working families. as jeff zeleny reports, the pre...