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This is a presidential decision failure. the president has been told and briefed what was happening, when the best time to pull out was, what the problems will be, et cetera. and he made this call. i don't understand why. because of saigon which we saw and should have learned from, this is actually worse. judge jeanine: it's certainly worse than saigon. plus in addition to that we have so much sophisticated equipment, artillery, tanks, and all of our weaponry is in the hands of the taliban. it's as if joe biden says we'll be there for a few years, then we'll give you our weapons. how did that ...

Failure. the president has been told and briefed what was happening, when the best time to pull out was, what the problems will be, et cetera. and he made this call. i don't understand why. because of saigon which we saw and should have learned from, this is actually worse. judge jeanine: it's certainly worse than saigon. plus in addition to that we have so much sophisticated equipment, artillery, tanks, and all of our weaponry is in the hands of the taliban. it's as if joe biden says we'll be there for a few years, then we'll give you our weapons. how did that happen? >> the same way it happe...

But does have some new spending for traditional infrastructure just some of the items $10 billion in new spending for bridges and roads. $73 billion to expand power infrastructure. $66 billion on passenger and freight rail. and more than $48 billion for public transit. one of the ways that they are proposing to pay for this, that's also a controversial up for debate proposal is using unused relief money that covid relief money to move forward on infrastructure. christine and laura? >> suzanne malvo, thank you. we're learning new details about the trump justice department's secret records swe...

Understand their needs have been ignored for decades, now it is time to create good-paying jobs. millions of good-paying jobs. addressing health care, housing, infrastructure. >> reporter: the infrastructure plan that is much more likely to gain support and passage as a bipartisan plan, more modest in scope. a couple of highlights here $110 billion in spending in bridges and roads. $66 billion on passenger and freight rail. $65 billion to expand access to broadband. more than $48 billion for public transit. now how would it be paid for? that's also up for debate. controversial but the proposal...

They'll not go for that price tag. does seem as if senator sanders is acknowledging in some way this goal he's put in for, this plan, is aspirational. take a listen. >> i sometimes think we get boggled down in numbers. and that's important but we have to look at what the needs are of the american people. what's going on right now. and what's going on right now. so all that the president is doing, all i am doing is taking a look at reality for working families, understand their needs have been ignored for decades. now it's time to create good-paying jobs, millions of good-paying jobs addressing...