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Gets them riled up. mask mandates, transgender students, what pronouns they should be called. its not an education plan per se in the way you are thinking about it as an observer, voter, parent. how much money is he going to put into schools? its not like that. its a broad rallying cry to rally up the supporters that will be overwhelmingly determined by which side gets more people out. base election and an off, off year. >> thats not to say its not an issue. there are parents who care about this...

Good-bye as she prepares to exit. where is the president? hes still in there. why? after you meet with the pope, you meet with the extended leadership there and have more policy type discussions. now there goes il papa in the fiat. delia gallagher is with me. talk about different images. the most powerful man in catholicism leaves in that little tiny car and joe biden shows up 80 cars deep in one of the biggest cadillacs they call the beast. >> always a big show of force with the u.s. and their ...

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Because of his opposition to paid leave policy, something that democrats wanted to require for 12 weeks for people for -- through getting sick or having a child. that is out of the bill. they, despite the push by the white house to potentially move that down to four weeks, joe manchin is simply not there. and on the senate floor tonight, this was intense lobbying effort to get him to change his mind. one democratic senator told me that they -- that democrats are, quote, pissed at joe manchin and...

Melanie, is this a full court press where youre going after -- where lawmakers are going after both of these senators to try to drill down? or is the focus starting to shift? >> reporter: well, manchin and sinema hold the keys in a 50/50 senate. as you mensetioned, erica, theye not always alined on policy issues. it makes unlocking a deal that much trickier. for manchin, hes firmly opposed to a clean energy program. the white house is determined to meet the goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissio...

End of the month? october 30th is what president joe biden laid out. as everyone has said here, theres so many things in flux. how to pay for it, what gets cut, how do you keep people happy enough they choose to vote for it? and what about those moderates. we talk so much about the progressives, but there are going to be a lot of moderates concerned about whats happening with the salt caps and other proposals that could also be a real sticking point here. >> kristen welker, how important then is...

You have significant policy issues that you need to figure out but we need to get this done its been too long and too messy. >> depends on who youre talking about. democrats will say something is better than nothing if they dont get what they want. >> whether they are taking the hardline has to a negotiating tactic, that remains to be seen. but the fact is it was going to be in this hill is -- its kind of wish casting at this they minute. youre hearing a lot about the moderates who have to worry...

Republican party and not representing everyday oklahomaens. >> so i want to understand a little better why you switched parties. i understand a reign against governor stit but why did you switch from republican to democrat? >> im running as a democrat for governor because i value public education and our rule health care system and that access to affordable and high quality health care as well as rural infrastructure and that in our suburban and urban settings, as well. everyone needs new leader...

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Grassley and times when i disagreed on policy issues. but heres the problem. i can disagree with somebody on policy. but to say that the reality doesnt exist is very problematic. you know, one of my colleagues said in debating the commission idea, you know, the old phrase ill believe it when i see it has been replaced by somewhere ill see it when i believe it. we have to look at whats actually occurring here, accept the facts, and go from there. and to pretend that the threat does not exist is n...