[cheers and applause] it is an easy touchdown for syracuse. Abby the weekend authority here for this groove. Weve been here for hours now. That last clip, my wife is not a football fan in the least, which is here accused. She emailed me. Weepy crime scene. Huge deal. Congratulations to all the folks they are. Abby a big night. And if your wife is texting its a big deal. We have david webb on the couch this morning. David i know. Nice little color coronation. Abby we didnt even plan it. I Love Learning about her learning about our guest toes, what they drink in the morning. What is your choice . Youre a black coffee. David i like black coffee with a little bit of brown sugar but im going to make tea year. Todd we look like we are ready to get the Baby Announcement because theyve got their pink, the blue. David covering all sides of this. Abby per usual friday sale usual friday sale is often the busiest day for the administration and yesterday was the same. A lot of news out of the white
the delta variant, the problem doesn t go away. this 4 billion that this debate is over at this afternoon, that cut, you can do the maths. they spent 406 billion on covid response. 4 billion is less than 1% of that. this is a fight about relative peanuts in terms of the economic crisis in the uk, but for the poor women and others that are losing health services or the refugees in syria who have seen their aid levels dramatically cut, this is peanuts. this is life and death. this isn t peanuts. how do you categorise the government s approach to this, then? the uk is the only g7 country that has chosen to do this. everyone else is
todd: you clearly saw nancy pelosi speaking there, in number of members of the media speaking. i m a sort of national security issues, i prefer to get my information analysis from individuals like you, military individuals to bet on the frontlines to understand how diplomacy and military work together. and so, when you speak with these individuals come in many in favor of what the president did. looking at kicking the can down the road mentality, the appeasement mentality, the president said it yesterday when you avoid the problem, it gets worse. david: the problem doesn t go away. an important part is that he withdraw from the battlefield, whatever that is, the diplomatic battlefield, actual battlefield, that doesn t mean your enemy withdraws to the battlefield. you are so engaged in conflict. we are in a conflict with iran. they are hegemonic views that i ve been writing about for
criminals and others to obtain weapons. this is a fairly simple issue. we have seen the winds on this change across the country with people who consider themselves democrats, independents and republicans. and yet that wasn t enough to get it through the senate. yeah. but unfortunately, the problem doesn t go away. so i think we ll continue the conversation, and both the cultural aspect and the policy aspect of this. but we also have a lot of families that are grieving today. we have a lot of first responders who remind us that as much as we demonize government officials, these are folks risking their lives every day, whether it s the teacher in georgia or the first responders today. no question about it. ej dionne, does this change the dynamic at all, seeing it happened in washington? i hope it does. i hope it has some effect. i agree totally with tom. you can t jump to all kinds of judgments and our hearts today should be first with the grieving families. but we have had this