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Legislative win by joe biden, he got 69 votes in the senate it would be political malpractice of the highest sort for them to torpedo that because they dont get everything they want and i think this is a dangerous moment in washington where everybody is playing political chicken with massive stakes for the country and obviously for the biden presidency >> and donna, understandably, house democrats dont want to vote for something thats going to be rejected by the senate so what are the chances th...

Letter from progressives that speaks a lot to where this debate is headed and the spending could make a dent in some of the hardship in america. they go after the conservative dems and take action with what theyre really trying to do is derail popular policy to what is a moderate president in biden. conservative democrats have desided to delay or oppose and then they really go in for the kill here, josh, saying weak democrats are committing political malpractice. what do you think of that in a b...

Statement saying by jeopardizing a piece of legislation this popular, their quote, weak democrats are committing political malpractice, and its hurting the party and the people that elected them. the so-called moderates have lost track of where the middle truly is from a philosophical perspective, that ri right >> look, im not going to bad mouth anybody. we need to come together and whats in that bipartisan bill, we need. how many years have we talked about needing to fix our roads and our bridg...

>> sandra: president biden distancing a string of thinking poll numbers as americans question is competency. >> president biden: its going to be up and down, thats why i dont look at the polls. thats not a joke. because its going to go up and going to go down and going to go up and hopefully at the end of the day i will be able to deliver on what i said i was going to do. >> sandra: axios reporting how doubts on president bidens competency on the issues in the border of afghanistan are driving d...

>> sandra: president biden distancing a string of thinking poll numbers as americans question is competency. >> president biden: its going to be up and down, thats why i dont look at the polls. thats not a joke. because its going to go up and going to go down and going to go up and hopefully at the end of the day i will be able to deliver on what i said i was going to do. >> sandra: axios reporting how doubts on president bidens competency on the issues in the border of afghanistan are driving d...

Month, so far 1.5 million peopl have come across the border illegally. we still have one month to go, so that number could rise substantially. i dont mean to be critical here , but is the secretary just gas lighting america? >> i think that is one way to put it. he other doesnt know which i think would be malpractice on his part, or he does know and simply doesnt want to share it with members of congress doing oversight or the american peopl because it is bad news. the worst parts of this is, if...

This. your argument is multilayered and it has to do with bureaucracy and war gaming this. had the last president not lost the first month of this. had he not engaged and committed malpractice, if we had a president actively working from the beginning, where would we be today? >> in a better place, but there were shortcomings in our response and the agencies we looked to in that response. we need to look to those shortcomings for the future. there has been talk about the political narrative and ...

Republicans turnout to become the senator majority leader after, should be replaced. and now we know from the woodward and cost a book, that hes trapped touching kevin mccarthy. so that is not a helpful dynamic, particularly in a midterm election. where every midterm election is hard to turn off voters in both party. but the republican party is going to be very reliant on people who basically marched to the trump tune. and hopefully democratic groups, some democratic candidates, will do a good j...

Pandemic we were handed. had the last president not lost say, all the month of february -- the first point of the pandemic. our last president not gonna deny or. had he not engaged and committed malpractice. if we had a president aggressively acting from the beginning, where would be today? >> and a better place, but theres no question that there was shortcomings in the structure of our response. the agencies it was interested to engage in that response. and i think that we need to look at those...

Would a governor, why would lawmakers in texas intentionally pass a law that they know is going to get struck down, that they know is unconstitutional? to me its kind of gubernatorial malpractice. i wish i could now sue the governor for wasting tax dollars passing an obviously unconstitutional law. its an odd place for us to be but its an important step in the right direction. >> nancy northrup, tell us more about dr. braids motivation in performing this procedure and going public about it, and ...