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The defense is accurate? >> ali, its good to see you. thanks for having me on. theres some things that are accurate, in that we are trying to get to a set of priorities, that will be transformational, that will change peoples lives, that will take on climate change, that will provide pay leave, 12 weeks of paid leave to people, that will provide childcare, pre-k, community college, health care, medicare expansion. immigration, take on the immigration issues, these are our priorities in the congr...

>> ali, its good to see you. thanks very having me on. look, theres some things that are accurate in that we are trying to get to a set of priorities that will be transformational, that will change peoples lives, that will take on climate change, that will provide paid leave, 12 weeks of paid leave to people, that will provide child care, pre-k, community college, health care, medicare expansion, immigration, take on immigration issues. these are our priorities in the congressional progressive c...

Ahead and go behind boundaries and go behind secure buildings. we heard aoc say its not part of a negotiation process. its a serious negotiation. we also heard the president in addition to today saying it was part of the process, he said so was frustration. thats part of the process. what im hearing is a blessing of this kind of behavior condo a condemnation of top democratic leaders, their own members of te party who disagree and on top of that i am seeing a swampy president who said this is ju...

These negotiations are happening around reconciliations. the components of the bill is being paired back. as they go about this negotiation process, they should keep it in mind. >> and jean, lets follow up what sam was saying because i heard from a lot of democratic leaders, a lot of democrats that have been painfully watching this from the sidelines. my god, only we democrats can figure out a way to turn 3 or $4 trillion of spending into a loss. almost identical of what sam said. if you were to...

Entitlement mentality. my goodness, you have infrastructure bill, youve got this bill we have right now, and we have a reconciliation bill. im willing to sit down and work through that 1.5 to get our priorities and they can come back and do later and run on the rest of it later. i think theres many ways to get to where they want to, just not everything at one time. >> okay, lets bring in our congressional correspondent, ryan nobles, and our senior white house correspondent, phil mattingly. guys,...

Is intense negotiations between both speaker pelosi and the progressive members, as well as those two key members in the united states senate, manch on and sinema to come up with at least a framework for the reconciliation package that everyone can agree to that would allow those progressives to vote for the infrastructure bill as soon as thursday. but thats not going to be easy because you see this group behind me. this is the sunrise movement, a group of priogressive activists that care deeply...

Made next month? i think we are in a better— made next month? i think we are in a better position _ made next month? i think we are in a better position to _ made next month? i think we are in a better position to have - in a better position to have action now than we have ever been before and the negotiation process. there has been a perfect storm this summer that when the assessment report, that being a wake—up call to humanity, between extreme events that we have been seeing unprecedented...

If that is possible, that could be a way to get back to some sort of negotiation process, but also enable some of the local actors there and give them a bit more agency. simon, very briefly, if the leverage with the assets doesnt work, the americans are already talking about drone strikes if terrorism starts to flare up again? that is the unknown question. the taliban have said i they are not going to be a place, a tent under which terrorist - organisations can gather. obviously the invasion in ...

But at the same time those regional entities who are already wreaking havoc inside afghanistan for the past two decades and even before that, so it is not something new, so to speak. what is new is, as simon was saying, is the taliban are going to try to prove they can govern, and they are going to have a very difficult time doing that. they could have shown a bit more goodwill with the cabinet they uncovered. it seems that no, the cabinet is going to be filled with hardliners and people who don...

That there is a need to negotiate, at least at this point. so again when we look at the aid issue this is the time to say, local entities on the ground, the regional, domestic different governance, give them a bit more autonomy by having aid delivered there. if that is possible, that could be a way to get back to some sort of negotiation process, but also enable some of the local actors there and give them a bit more agency. simon, very briefly, if the leverage with the assets doesnt work, the a...