8 00 p. M. Here sean hannity takes over from here. Have a great night. President trump they stick together, because you know, the democrats are lousy politicians, lousy. They have open borders. How do you like having an open border with mexico customer do you like that . Sean welcome to hannity. The president just held up a foxnews. Com article. The coup has started. Whistleblower attorney said at 2017 post calling for impeachment, the president just mentioned it. He is in monroe, louisiana. By the way, that is where duck dynasty is. This is huge. My monologue coming up but we go to the president s keep America Great again rally in monroe, louisiana. President trump i have to thank the Mexican Government in some way. 20,000 soldiers but they have other problems. These cartels are a tremendous problem. And we are building a wall. That wall is going up and it is going up fast. Its going up. Our military is now building the wall and its going up fast. The army corps of engineers, and its
president s poll numbers are down and that could drag us down? that happens to be a fact. never good when a politician plays pundit and any political operative would say that and it s also tree. terry mcauliffe has taken a number of positions on biden. in the primary he was a biden democrat, when biden started to slip a bit he pulled some distance back and when he was on the call he said fed headwinds are against him, attacked congress and now he s trying to clean that up with dana bash but at the same time there is a reason to do this. he s hoping comments about biden, worries about the race, public concerns will turn out democrats, will boost people and get them focused on youngkin and turn people out in november. we ll see if that really, would, but that s part of, you know, part of the strategy is getting people to focus because democrats were concerned for a long time that there wasn t enough focus on this race, that democrats were taking it for granted. the flip side though i
that s the senator sinema deadline. she said, if it doesn t pass by thursday, i will walk. who does that? who threatens the president saying if i don t get my way, i m going to walk? there are a lot of bills. if one of my bills passed the senate, i don t say if you don t vote tomorrow, i m not going to vote for your bill. there s an immaturity, i don t think the speaker will put the vote. i think she ll say, let s negotiate until we can get the vote. and senator dick durbin is, i think, at the end of his patience. let s listen to what he said. now it s time i would say for both senators, make your mark and close the deal. what is it that you want? what is your final goal? time to start speaking directly to it. their point of view is different from mine, but it s been
again is more procedural than anything else but the procedure is not looking good for democrats who had hoped to get past this hurdle and get the process going. it ain t going right now. to chad pergram on capitol hill with what this means. hi, chad. good afternoon, neil. today s vote doesn t mean that infrastructure is dead. it means that the senate can t is that right debate on the bipartisan infrastructure bill just yet. the vote just a few minutes ago concluded. 49 yays, 51 nays. they needed 60 votes. the senate majority leader chuck schumer switched his vote at the end to recall this vote on the future. he voted nay. you have to be on the prevailing side to recall the vote, which is what is going to happen sometime down the future here. that s why he switched his vote and was a ney. the neys were the prevailing side today. schumer says he s ready to incorporate the bipartisan bill in the larger $3.5 trillion democratic infrastructure package once it s ready.
spending and the economy. here s what worries me the most. gop members that helped write the bipartisan bill said they will vote to launch debate on that bill when it s ready monday. democrats are likely weeks away from finishing their own infrastructure bill. neil? martha: chad pergram, thank you to senator john thune, the senate minority whip. senator, where does this put this infrastructure debate right now? this was an arbitrary deadline that schumer got ahead of himself on. it wasn t necessary to force this vote today. the negotiations continue. the people that are in the room negotiating i think are getting closer to a product that they can send out that people can actually review. then when there s an opportunity next week, if that bill is done, the text is written and scores from the cbo, we can have another vote on this.