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Get a credit toward your first months payment on select models. so yesterday it looked like it was all over. today, maybe not. democrats in congress have spent the last 48 hours working to try and save president bidens build back better agenda even though senator joe manchin said on the news this weekend that he is a no vote. which would theoretically mean that it is dead. the chair of the progressive caucus, primala jayapal, was our guest last night after she spoke with senator manchin earlier ...

He is certainly welcome in the democratic party and i believe he will stay in the democratic party despite mitch mcconnells christmas wish. >> the chair of your house progressive caucus pramila jayapal told me the other day here in t"the situation room," they dont know how they could negotiate with someone whose word they cannot rely on. do you trust joe manchin? >> i do take him at his word. wolf, in washington, i dont think it is productive to question each others motives or analyze that. our ...

Much and lean on it and are hoping to use it as a talking point. people are going to have to accept the things that they dont want to. thats compromise. thats how washington, d.c., used to work. >> that is how washington, d.c., used to work. you know, it is interesting, mika, listening to eugene talking about the progressives and members of the progressive caucus talking to joe manchin. hes still talking. talking to leaders of the progressive caucus. talking to the white house. talking to other ...

For the progressive caucus. >> its not a bad idea. thats for sure. whatever gets something done. eugene daniels and robert costa, thank you both for your reporting this morning. still ahead on "morning joe," with the biden administration planning to send military personnel to assist health care workers across the country, well talk to one hospital ceo who is welcoming the help. plus, a plea from the mayor of chicago for the federal government to step in and help the city curb gun violence. y...

On Monday's broadcast of CNN's "Situation Room," Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) urged President Joe Biden "to take | Clips

Or at least it's a bland White House email that Joe Manchin's friends are blaming for the possible end of the Build Back Better Act.

Democratic leaders are facing painful decisions and intra-party tensions as they look for a path forward on President Biden’s sweeping climate and social spending bill.

On Monday's broadcast of CNN's "Situation Room," Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) urged President Joe Biden "to take | Clips

The White House came out hard against Sen. Joe Manchin after their talks with him on President Joe Biden’s multitrillion-dollar collapse, but the West Virginia Democrat says they should look

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