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headlines catches lots of attention. one republican group says the florida governor is dabbling in outright homophobia. plus mike pence pleads innocent in the court of public opinion. the former vice president denies he was part of a newly revealed pressure campaign to get arizona's governor to overturn the 2020 election. and repairs required. the treasury secretary heads to china this week with tense moments between taiwan and beijing. i'm dana bash. let's go inn"inside politics." up first, is this the conversation the desantis campaign really wanted to have? today they're stuck...

Things, the more important issue to me is as we get to phase two and three, get to the senate, then we get into conference, nobody will know for a long time with this bill is going to look like it because the senate doesn't take it up until next week and that's frustrating for those of us that are trying to understand it. >> the phase three is certainly as i understand it and tom cotton has explained its, that's kind of a pipe dream. the idea that phase three is going to garner 60 votes come up that's the case across state lines and break anticompetitive favor, and bring prices down with real ...

Allowing parents to care for them and that also means having quality, affordable daycare, we are literally condemning the next generation of americans to being less than they can be because those first five years of a child's life, you're not just teaching the kid stuff, you are actually shaping his or her brain. you are determining what he or she can learn for the rest of his or her life. that means as a competitiveness matter we should be saying, hey, care particularly for children but also for elders, but for children, that's a national priority. that's a national security issue. that's a c...

Foreign reels, adds some meat to those bones on the embarrassment, united states pays 2% every year on infrastructure. china %. india 8%. we were ranked fifth ten years ago in infrastructure. now we are ranked 24th behind countries like barbados malaysia and oman and of course this morning we are talking about safety. we are talking about people who lost their lives because of our third world infrastructure but there also has a lot to do with money. $4 billion wasted with people stuck in traffic. and we just saw a report from richard haase that in the next few years, we will lose up to 1% of a...

I think we have to be careful phrasing the whole conversation is if it was just around do it because it is a good thing to do, it is a smart thing to do. it is a competitiveness issue. we actually lost ground in this country in terms of both the number of women in the workplace, the number of women in executive offices, the number of women in legislatures compared to other countries in the last 20 years, and partly i think that's because of what pew poll shows, the lack of flexibility in some of our rules and laws that haven't caught up with the fact that now over 70% of children are growing u...