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That going to the midterms because once it's passed, people will be impacted and they'll feel the difference in their everyday lives. matt, obviously this shadow of donald trump was part of these elections, particularly in virginia. but you write there was a failure of mcauliffe to successfully tie youngkin to trump. trump is less on the present as he used to be, which some republicans are grateful for. tell us what you think, what role he played on tuesday, but more than that, how his shadow will affect the midterms. >> this is so interesting, right? first of all, i think there was pent-up ...

>> the president pointed to his economic plan as proof of this country's commitment to addressing the climate emergency. that plan would also expand social programs and democrats in congress had hoped to vote on both that proposal and the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill sometime this week. it's been a moving deadline. today those hopes ran into an all too familiar roadblock, perhaps you'll recognize this gentleman. >> well, how can i in good conscience vote for a bill that proposes massive expansion to social programs when vital programs like social security and medicare face insolvency. man...

Constituents, but the empire country. that is why we must allow time for complete transparency and analysis on the impact of changes to our tax code and energy and climate policies to ensure that our country is well-positioned to remain the superpower of the world, while we inspire the rest of the world towards a cleaner environment. this all can be done. i for one won't support a multitrillion dollar bill without greater clarity about why congress chooses to ignore the serious effects of inflation and debt that have on our economy and existing government programs. for example, how can i in go...

Mention did not let's -- manchin was not flexing his muscles in a well. but you have joe manchin more powerful than the sitting president of the united states. >> the thing that i think is interesting about joe manchin is he is very soft spoken and you are absolutely right. he is also obviously a political player and he is still a member of the democratic party. but he is beholden to his constituents, to the voters of west virginia. and he has to go back to them in a red state and there's no way if he wants to be reelected again, he can in good conscience vote for this kind of spending and too...

Susan? want to say that again? to the thousands of women in texas with the protections of roe v. wade are no longer applicable. at the time collins was facing a tough re-election fight. she went on "60 minutes" obviously she would not in good conscience vote for someone who would strip nearly half of the american population of their equal rights under the law. >> i could not vote for a judge who had demonstrated hostility to roe v. wade because it would indicate a lack of respect for precedent. >> yeah, but that's exactly what she did. and those fraudulent assertions got her another term in th...