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day 50 of the biden administration and exactly halfway through his first 100 days in office the president is marking two big accomplishments. today he secured a landmark bill for federal aid, and he announced that over 100 million more covid vaccines will soon be in the pipeline and then in arms across our country. this afternoon congress cleared bidens signature domestic packages, $1.9 trillion national relief package. >> this bill represents a historic, historic victory for the ameri...

220-211 with biden looking on from the executive mansion. >> there we go. [ applause ] >> the white house says the president plans to sign the legislation on friday. americans should know this aid theyre about to get is from the democrats. that is not a political statement at all. only democrats voted for it. not a single republican in the house or the senate. >> this is the most consequential legislation that many of us will ever be a party to. >> we said if we won those two seats in ...

Any impeachment of mr. trump should go beyond the ukraine affair and also accuse him of obstructing the russia investigation. back with us tonight, is chuck rosenberg, former senior official at the fbi. also happens to host our popular podcast called, for good reason, the oath. all right, chuck. what specific portion of the written testimony already submitted is raising flags now after the fact. subset question, is this a makeable case? >> yeah. so the portion we should focus on is president tru...

Affair and also accuse him of obstructing the russia investigation." back with us tonight is chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney, former senior official at the fbi, also happens to host our popular podcast called, for good reason, "the oath." all right, chuck, what specific portion of the written testimony already submitted is raising flags now after the fact? subset question -- is this a makable case? >> yeah, so, the portion we should focus on is president trumps denials that he knew about t...

Affair and accuse him of obstructing the russia investigation. back with us tonight is chuck rosenberg, former senior official at the fbi. also happens to host our podcast called "the oath." all right, chuck, what specific portion of the written testimony already submitted is raising flags now after the fact. ? subset question: is this a makable case? >> the portion we should focus on is president trumps denials ta that he knew about the connections with wikileaks, really that he had any knowled...

Week what just happened. on top of that a subset question, is anyone buying stock in john bolt snn zl well, thats a great question. the whole idea that we dont -- the politics stops at the waters edge has probably been moot for quite a while. its not the first time this president has been overseas with either he or his people back home engaged in politics. but it is striking to see him endorse somebody like kim jong-un against the sitting vice president even though we know he thinks the sitting ...

"the new york times," sumi terri, a former senior analyst at the cin. she was in charge of this region while on the white house national security council. and jeremy bash, former chief house at cia and pentagon as well as former chief counsel for the former intel committee. peter, i ask you at least once a week what just happened. on top of that a subset question, is anyone buying stock in john bolton? >> well, thats a great question. look, the whole idea that we dont -- the politics stops at th...

Then on june 28th he is scheduled to go back to japan for the g-20 meeting including talks with putin of russia and shi of china. with us for our lead off discussion the aforementioned peter baker, for the new york times sumi terri, a former senior analyst at the cin. she was in charge of this region while on the white house national security council. and jeremy bash, former chief house for the former intel committee. peter i ask you at least once a week what just happened. on top of that a subs...

Question i had. does this shutdown -- you know, the 94-95 clinton shutdown is kind of hazy in history. is this the shutdown we remember for all the wrong reasons? also subset question, how are we ever going to attract people to work in government jobs again? it can be a noble calling, as you know. >> absolutely. the interesting thing about 95-96 was that was a big idealogical question. basically clinton in some ways said to gingrich, you all say you dont want government. lets close it down. and ...

Can we say persistently to make the case that these institutions are worth defending. >> so that helps answer another question i had. does this shutdown -- you know, the 94-95 clinton shutdown is kind of hazy in history. is this the shutdown we remember for all the wrong reasons? also subset question, how are we ever going to attract people to work in government jobs again? it can be a noble calling, as you know. >> absolutely. the interesting thing about 95-96 was that was a big idealogical que...