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How does it end? what is the process by which it will come to a conclusion. if youre ending a war, even if youre not responsible for starting it, probably involves making compromises. thats probably one of the things that we expect the president and president zelenskyy to be talking about in private. we talk about this because the united states is not publicly pressuring ukraine to make concessions, but that is the reality of trying to bring to a conclusion this conflict. >> susan, thank you so ...

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Together, one of the biggest sets of legislation that weve had in decades. nancy pelosi who has been around for a while says it would be bigger than passage of the affordable care act which had previously been kind of the crown jewel of her legislative career. i think that that optimism -- theyre down to talking about -- theyve reached a rough agreement on the amount of money to spend. theyre down to brass tacks and talking about what the content of that reconciliation would be. theyre making co...

Offer. theres a counter. >> and ive been in negotiation where it just drives you nuts. where is the counter, mentions counter is a strategic thought, or maybe we dont do anything at all but maybe hes doing this privately, but if manchin cinema is should stay at the. >> i thesis every night with my children, its kind of debating that my children, heres what you eat for dinner, but i will mac and cheese, and they say no no no, i need you to work with me. you cant go to bed hungry. you have to give...

Its headed, whatever is on your mind. but this is our first time, and it wont be our last, but it is the first. together we are working toward that more perfect union. our first question is from michael from chicago. >> im assuming most people go into congress with a set of ideals, of making compromises and compromise is what made our nation great. it seems were not doing that anymore. how do we get back to that? >> trey: it is true, our country has a rich history of compromise. the fact that ea...

Senate legislation for voting rights. i think it puts us in a very good place. when you look at all the principles were fighting for, when you look at history and what is due and what the american people overall want. so i think when we look at the people, theyre going to be on our side. were making compromises already. we have solid legislation and we also believe well have the courts on our side. >> you spoke about history. in february you put forth legislation previously introduced by marcia ...

Paul: and what happened, joe, is because they kept demanding more, the moderates said, look, this is falling apart, im not going to vote for this, and ultimately in the end everybody started to run away from it. >> yeah. you had a pointless fight about insurance coverage for pregnant women or cancer patients or whatever -- paul: which wouldnt have changed. >> it was a pointless fight, but you just had a complete stampede away from the bill. if they theyd put it on the floor, it would have gotten...

>> the male of the species tends to be the protector, the dominant one in that regard. when we forced ourselves to this point in society, where they have to be, thats not a good healthy thing for society. you cant have it all, and theyre making compromises, and im not judging them, and no one should. >> you are judging them. >> to ignore the fact that we have marriages breaking up, shattering in this society and we know that that reduces by at least -- >> why are you attributing that to women in...

That children there isnt a big difference. the middle class where the issues are bubbling up when you have a mom who is working 12 hours a day and a dad who is working 12 hours a day and they come home and also trying to be good parents you cant have it all and they are making compromises. im not judging them and no one should it is just the reality. >> megyn: you are judging them. >> im not. >> megyn: you are. you come out clearly and say women who choose to work instead of staying at home to "...